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?NN . TERMS : $2.00 per Ttonum ~QUR A6ENTS:~ W. 5ft; OWDOM, Chappells, S, C. W. H. TELDELL, Longmires. JOB? H. HUIST, Bateevllle. W. A. ODOM, Meeting Street. J. K. DURST, Kirkseys X Roads. E. B. FORREST, Mine Creek. TYRE ETHEREDOE, Leesville, S. C. J. E. COOK, Graniteville, S. O. Dr. JOHN B. 'ABNEY, Langley, S. C. N. W. BROOKER, Ridge, S. C. Jo^?x,C^r;aH??AN, Caughman's Store. WaUAX K rx ARD, Etheridge. J. S. MERCKAUT, Merchant. 1 LOCAL ITEMS. Churches, m On Sunday morning next-Easter Sun day-our Methodist Church will be open for divine service. Tbe Rev. Mr. Walker will preach at Trenton. The Rev. Mr. Hogers will preach at Spann's in the fore noon, and atBetblehem in the afternoon. The Kev. .Afr, "traywick will preach at Bethany. The Rev. Mr. Meadors will preach at Rehoboth in the forenoon, and at Bethel"?ri the afternoon. The Rev. Mr. Kant will preach at Mouniain Creek. Nr. Woodward. We rsgwt deeply io say that Mr. C. 1. Woodward 'still hes very low. Coup's Circus. Grand performance of Coup's Circus ugu^aejft Saturday. Seeond. Quarre-cly, - - . The^econd .quarterly meeting of the year for the Edgefield Circuit wi!! tat:? placent McKendres on the 1 "aluand 16th of the present month. Rebuilding. CapL JeSerson, of Johnston, will .soon commence the erection of a new dwelling on the site of the one recently burnt. The Great Impending ! --jOn salesday there wai not a large crowd in ourtbw?,"'but many impending candi dates were out. Theie i.s a namers something in their smile and manner that always marks them to a dead cerlaintv, Back FromjNew York. Mr. Al vi ft vii art arrived from New York on Monday lasr.,. spending two ?lays in Washington on hi* homeward journey, dillydallying with the sight1? and delights of the great city. And already his new goods are pouring in. Next week he is - going to hire ua to play on the piano in his store to entertain the vast crowd? that will have to wait for their turn. Preliminary Aanieipal Meeting-. We have been requested to cad a met-t ing of our citizens in the Court House, on Friday afternoon next, at 4 o'clock, for the purpose of some preliminary dis cussion concerning onr coming municipal election. Memorial Service?. Ap^p^p.riate^m^moiial servicie will be held at Re? liank Chutch on the 2rd .Sabbath in April in connection with the election of the Peterson Monument. All are respectfully invited to attend.-Mon itor. The Moat Popular Portable Regine*. The most popular Portable Engines ol the day are those sold by Specke ?c Broth er, of Kinard's Turn-Oat, Sj C. And they are:also agent* for the now indispen sable American Fruit Dryer. See ther c?rd in-'another column. Mt. Willing, Mr. ??cai J. Boyd^-sori of Rev. Matk Boyd, of Newberry. His age was about 47 years. Though a long stillerer, he w:s patient and resigned all the time and io tie last.-Monitor. Au Aiken-Edgeneld Lawyer. Our-young friend, Mr. .lames W. De Vore, now of Aiken, where he baa taken a high stand both in legal and social cir c'.es, is arnon g us on a visit to his native hills, '"f?e" is'observe i'V popular ?n our community. A Dark JUystery. On'Monday the 27th March, in the ndghborhood of Coleman's Cross Road-', a negro boy, aged about 10 years, was sent to carry dinner to a negro .nan work ing some distance'from home. The boy n?ver reached the field, but was found a f?W days afterward dead, evidently hav i ag been murdered. Efforts have been m ide to ascertain the guilty party, but without success. The whole thing thus f .r is veiled in mystery. T.ie Freshet in Little Saluda. . . "The swell in little Saluda on the night o:' March 27th, reached the highest water mark known lor many years. No serious dimage^Ti?w?ver was done to oats, a- (he . water passed off so soon. Several bridge^ w-re inj ut ed, but none washed entirely away.' Mr. Jake Smith's new Mill house stood the flood and is still at work. Wild Statement or Bro. .Tlc Len II a. Our sedate, practical and much-beloved brother McLenna, of the Monitor, made the following wild statement last week . Ten^thousand wagons are on our streets t)-day. Well, after Bro. McLenna talks in that reckless manner, what may not be e.tpect el of a poor rlippertygibbet like we are? Let Good Results Flow. Edgefield Baptists will not fail to note tbe appointments of Rev. R. H. Griffith^ C ^responding Secretary of the State Mis. d. . Let them give-him a cordial and hearty welcome, and enable him to reilire substantial encouragement in his work. His campaign m the Edgefield Association will embrace a solid month' and we may cobfidently expect good re a ills.-Baptist Courier. Ai Affliction toa 5ioble Mau. It is with no small degree of regret ihat we learn of an affliction which has re cently fallen on as trae and patriotic a citizen as ever preached the gospel or ever shouldered a musket. We refer to the Rev. fi. Wi Horne of Edgefield. When we first knew him he was chaplain of the I 10th R. 3. C. Vi Afterward au EdgeO*l<i I company, the one in which he entered the ! service as a private ?ddier-otfered bim j tie Captaincy of their company, and no i br iver officer, ever w.eld?! a sword, li-j wat always willi his company, and nevei absent from the post of danger.-Abbe ville Pres* and Banner. L ?boi -Saving Agricultural .Machinery The alvertieemen', in another column, ro? W. J. Pollard, of Augusta, nug ti. lo be studied well by all our farmers. Far more and more,' every year, do?s th?? necessity for Ubor-saving machinery he. come binding and unavoidable. And es pecially jost now would it be wise in ou; agricultural public to turn their attention to Moweia a id Reap*!-. iiiiHWfk leave AD-. PoUeid'i valuable card in the hands of onlT?lwejy^ntl next week we shall mjrke*niore-:pRMicnlar mention of his more proninent labot-aaving implements Tillman. On Friday last, the Hon. Geo. D. Till man secured an extension of titue%for fi! ing his brief, in his election contest wit 3malis, until Saturday the Sih. From Troy. Our esteemed young friend, Mr. L. I Whatley, late of Johnston, but now popular citizen and merchant of Troy, ha beer, o?-ajittle visit among us. Every body more^han glad to see him. Homicide. Three miles from Ridge Spring, in Ai ken County, on Wednesday of last wee! Daniel Willis, white, shot and kille George Bucker, colored, in bis (WiUis'f yard. It is .said that Willis forbade Rack er coming into his yard, lt ?8 though that Willis is justified in the act-, -Sagacious and Law-Abtdi?g Edge?ehl In the light ot present circumstances, i is astonishing to think that Edgefield ha achieved all her splendid political victo ries entirely and indisputably within th law. Those splendid victories thai hav elect rified and led the Stat? ! Not a cit i zen of Edgefield has ever been prosecute in the United States Courts ! A Dollar to Every Acre. Mr. J. Knox De Yore, of the Elmwocx section-he who has changed the barret old Adams plantation into a very land o I Goshen-sends us indescribably magnifi S cent specimens of oat?. The truth if when a man like Knox De Yore moves in j to a neighborhood, he, m one season, addi a dollar to i he value of ?very acre ol land. Our Municipal Election. Our annual municipal election will take place on Monday next. Ami for God's sake let our Council be a working and a progressive one. A Council that, will con scientiously regard the good keeping of our ways, the healthy condition of our fi nance-, and the enforcement ot perfect or der throughout our town. .Memorial Ceremonies ou the 3tKn* The EdgeiieM Ri?>8 request UR to i>ay that they will observe Wednesday, the 20tb of this month, as Memorial Day. We will give, further notice of this mat t T next week. A full attendance of the Kiries is required next Tuesday nigbf, es business of importance will come up be fore the meeting. The Easter Cards at Itarisoe & Co**? No custom^of the^nreient day ie more beautiful, more refined, more gentle, than the sending of easter cards. And Messrs. D. R. Durisoe and Co., are the ?estbetie gentleman who are first to foster this beau tiful usage in Edgerield.^Their collection of Easter Cards is superlatively lovely -all styles, ali'size?, all prie**. Gi and see them ever, ii" you do nut buy. N?-xt Sunday wilt be Easter. >Ir. Cobb'H New fcood*. No lovelier or cheaper goods for spring and mummer Lave we, everson than th>'^e lately opened by Mr.* James M. Cobb. As we looked them over and liveried to (he prices, we'could nor ?help reflecting that, in God's providence, any woman or chili!, even the poorest, could dren weli in thesfc day.-. And not. satisfied with ful ihe^o pretty things, Mr. Cobb bas betaken him self in person to Charleston, where be will spend the nest week, securing th* very cream of the dry goods market. A Stump Digger. We allude io our b-noied friend, Ur. Sam L. Ready, of (he RiJge, who, on* day 'lani week, rooted up between forty aid fiftv.b's lightwood ptumns out of a ^cnltivat.r.g-^^'yn with toe Acme Har row. His corn rows will be seven feet apart, and ibis Harrow, Catting six !>et, will turn up the whulo internee.Irate space atone-plough-out. ls that clear? For although we sit now-a-day* at the feet cf Farmer Guerard, and Farmer Waltoo and Farmer Camelon, stiil we are not entirely up in the proper phrases. John Wesley and and John Bunyan. On Friday la?i, as we stood in the mid?: of our public square and gazed down the street, we perceived a buggy approaching, in which sat t wo veiy genteel and poliah ed-looking young gentlemen, though w were too far off to discern their features Upon the buggy, however, drawing n*jr er, we perceive ! that the two young gen tlemen wer? the Kev. Mr. lingera ami the j Rev. Mr. Hundley, o? .Johnston. And we .sai-i to ourself,: ".lohn Wesley and John Banyan in the same berth." Beau tim] it i? to see brethren thus dwelling to gether in unity. Make Constable* ol the t.reenhacke: We hear that thin Col. Sam Walling ford, of Iowa or Dakota, who is roaming about the country making greenback speeches, airad his arguments at Gocd Hope one day last week, and made ruacv converts. Bab ! I he greenback issue is a veiy dead ??re in S^nth?CRro?:na; and th? men who take up with it at '.hie stage of the game must be pretty crazy for effioe. We suggest that evriy Trial Justice in our countv appoint the leading gre*n backer in his neighborhood a? his. consta ble. In this way perhaps (he backbone of the greenback pari y j D fidgeted may be broken ! A tetlow Hat. As our Pium Branch ine-nl, Capt. Press. Blackwell, took his seat among the Executive Committee on Monday Inst, we noticed that he wore a new light bu siness suit, very short in the tail, and a light yellow felt hal with a black baud bordered with orange. We took lu lhe suit willi some difficulty, bnt. the hat was above and beyond us; and we-mid to our self: "This comes of living ou ihe Au gusta and Knoxville Railroad-a canary colored hat with a Mark band." Ana I U ltd cur own Railroad is built, w? shaU not strive to keep up witb th* Dark Co ner people. The Stock Law en Saluda. We learn from the Saluda sid* especial ly Huiett and Coleman Townships, that I the new ordnr of things with reference to I the Stock Law gives well nigh universal j satisfaction. The few who opposed it at lb? j si ir: h:;vc ^nr.e into it with manly grac?; and it is now confidently predicted thal I the Stock Lftw question will be no factor j ii politic-? whatever in the fall election. Gentlemen of each sid? of ?hin qaesttoo have been heard to say recently that they would vote for good men oj' the eppoftit* ! "?de .'i- freely a? ?heir ".wo. ?nether Circa? ! hook oat fonce Big Circus in Augusta on the .yb of April. Thia mammoth ?he w ia really worth pee'mg-acd the lovers n! Inn should go. Numbers ci men. women an 1 children who are troubled in Spring, with diseases incident lo the season, may be kept al borne on that account unless they taite spacial care el themselves Voil cnn however I* insured szninst. miladies ol a'! kinds simply by t?k:ng a few d"ses of tVnifs Bitters For Sale. Grade Jersey Ifni] six months old. Ap- j plvto ' O. F. fl HEATH AM, 'Mar 23-ti Edgefield, S. C. ] From the Baptist Courier. Delegates to Southern Baptist i on vent i ou. The Committee will begin on the 10th of April at latest, to assign DA ?gaies to the SontheVn Baptist Con vent ?on, to homes during itu se wi on; and they suppose some who intend to be present have not yet sent to their names and postoffices as requested. It is a little matter to the*brethren but very important to the committee; and final notice is hereby given that the committee will be responsible only for such as promptly make the desir ed communication. The committee tender grateful ac? knowiedgmpntn to their brethren, the editors of all our Southern pap?is, for the insertion and notice o? (hp previous request to delegate? and beg a t-imilar courtesy lor this. A. P. A li ELL, Ch'n Com. Improved Cotton .Seed At only One Dollar n?-r l?uah*|. Apply within 30 dav?? at. the AnvKRTtsni: OlTu*e orto N. L. BRUXSON, Mar30 3w EdcefieM. S.O. Store Room for Rent. The Store Room in iii* APVERTLIKC building now occupied by .1. .1. Holland in for rent- Apply af AliVRP.Tl.SKR on>p, up stairs. Married, on Tuesday, I lie. UL April 1882, ai. thc residence of the bride'?? moth er, Trenton, .S. C., bv the Kev. Mr. Ed gerton, Mr. JAMES ??ILTON' and Misa AN NIE ADAMS, all of Ivlqefield. iftttnarn. DR WARREN BENJAMIN O LOVER was horn the 21st March, 1835, in Edg? field District, South Carolina; ?on ol' Charlee Jeter and Martha A. Glover; was m8rried|to Bettie Edmunds, of Union Parish, 1J- , on the 21st January, 1800; (lied at his home in AcadiH, La., on the 21st September, 1881, after a painful ill ne*s of fifteen days. For two years prp vlous to his death, his heart-felt desire waa to be a Christian. He strngglod|earnfstly and implored fervently tn have his heart free from a 1 dross; purified, perfected, and renden d worthy of Heaven. On the third pre ceding the breaded death summons, alter Wresting in prayer, amid all the agony of deap contrition, "Jesus came to him," ami a bright vision of Heaven, glorious, grand and beautiful; he ex claimed* " ' Tis nothing to die when Jesus ls near.'1 Only a lew boura before he breathed his'last, his wife asked him If he still trusted in God. "In nothing else,'' he replied with much ferver, in all the earuestuess and simplicity of a little child and with a bright halo lllumlnatli g hiaoountenance, he looked Heavenward and said: "Jesus died for me.'' Ke spoke tenderly of his own dear mothei and sister in South Carolina, and e.\ pres&ed the wish that he Blight hold lila mother's band a few moments whiUi treading the dark va!le3r of dealt?, ile invoked God's mercy on his wife and children, and committed them to Rial tender care. Warm and sim-ore in all j nie.attachment?, he was a most devoted ? husband, a kind and Indulgent father. How sad, Oh, more than sad, heart rending- indeed, to know be will come no more with loving smile and glad voice to cheer us on our lonely desolate ways. "How we miss Dr. GI. --er," is beard on every side; for the poor man's friend he v.-as Indeed, ami in truth abroad bis place is hard to fill; at home, among his little family, the gloom is Impene- _ traolo. And lt M enough to ooaree the j very life blood from our hearts to hear ! the sobs of his darling children, crying: j "I want to see my dear papa." But a : Rttlj, small vphoft whisper?: Cheer up; ? v.-e.. hWh??5^1?35^-r,f^ 'JM peat rinding ont,'1 and-we hnunhlv IVi'w to the will nf Him who doethNdl things well, knowing" truly He is to-, w ise m err, too good to he unkind. By noe who knew and loved bim. B. few?'. Tribute of Hespert. LIH?:KI V HILL, S. C., April isl, >L* CALHWKI.L Lo IVIK So. 82, A. F. M. Whereas lt pleased the Supreme Arch itect of the Universe, on the bub day nf March last, to remove from his earthly labors our beloved brother J AM Ks A. TALBERT; and Whereas, by said dispensation of au over-ruling providence, we are once more reminded of the omnipotent (tower of our Almighty Creator, nt weil a? of the transitory existence of His creature?. Therefore, be. it resolved: First. That in the death nf P. Ru. TAL BERT, Caldwell Lodge ha- lost an ob?, honored and consistent member; hi" wlfe an sfieCtlonate and devoted hus? band; his children a fond am! thought M father; and hi* neighborhood an en ergetic snd useful citizen. Second That while we bow in bum ble submission to thix divine decree, we Implore the Author of all good, to sand ?fy it to the eternal good of his family, and of his breathren left behind. Third. That our Lodge be tl ra j ?ed In mourning for the period of thirty ?lays, and that a page tn our record book*he dedicated to his memory. Fourth. That the Secretary of th? Lodge be instructed to send a copy <-f these resolutions to ihe Bulleted widow nf our esteemed brother, and that he also have the same published lu Hie Edgerield AUVERI nv Kit. C. C. r CLL KR, ) J. P. BLACKWELL . Committee. W. N. MARTIN, j COMME ROI AL. YESTERDAY S MARKET^ COTTON. Ton? of the market - 12, m., sf ead j'? 3, p. m., steady. Ord I uar v. sl Good Ordinary. HM Low Middling. 103 Middling . Uv Good Middling . Il j Strayed or Stolen. AWHITE POINTER SLUT, willi liver colored spots. Any informa t?o? will be thankfully received. O. F. CH RATHA M. api! ?Mt. Edgefield, 8. c. Jersey Bull. IHA VE purchased of O. F. Cheetham bis JERSEY BULL. "Duke of Ar gyle,"' and will Hand him al mv house, april 6-tf. W. S. SH EPPA R I?. ANNUAL MEETING. : I THE South Carolina Medical Aa.me!a tion will hold its annual meeting at Spartan Lurg, Commencing Tuesday Ihft , 25fb April. Members are reo nested to use every effort to be present thernsel vi -, and to Induce others to Join the Associa- 1 ''lion on this occasion. JOHN FORREST, M. IV A pi d-"i Recording Sw'/. DISSOLUTION. fllHE Arm of DENNY BROS. I- ibis M. day dissolved ny minns! <v>ns?ni. Parties having claims against the firm ' will preiMtMt them to T. R l>eiiny. .lohn- j uton, s. I'., for payment. Purtle?- if? ! dented must make settlement with bim T R. PENNY J. O BENNY, j April ??d, lft?i it OM BULMM LOTS* FOR SALE. HAVINO enlarged the pint .>! ttie j Towool Parks^ ille, ? will sell more store and building lo;?, or lot.-? ni any I Size to suit purchaser-*, <n Saturday, the | 2?<i InstanL Parksvllie ls decidedly ?be ? best business pla?1? on the Augusta end Knoxville Railroad as the looks of ihe Com pao v will pr-?ve. W. B. l'A BK.S. A pi ll rt St Agents now can grasp a fortune. Out rit worth 81? sent tree. For full parllcu lars address E. G. Rideout A Cn , 10 Barelay, Street, -New ?orlt. novl7-i?. Master's Sale. State of South Carolina, EDGEFIELD COUNTY. Co'wt of Common Plews. II. 1). Hudson, Assign?e, Plainiifi', vs. George \V. Blano, Dofendant. COMPLAINT FOR FORECLOSURE. ?TOTICE is hereby given thal by_vir S tue of the judgment of f< reclosiire herein, dated ?March I?, 1SS2, I will sell at Edgefield C. H., on the first Monday in May next, the following described mortgage premises, viz: All that tract or pan-el of land, situa tad, lying and being In tue county and J State aforesaid, containing eleven a.'res, | more or less, hounded by lands nf.I. W. j i Harris, Z. T. Ha r s, ant land? of Ge .. W. Bland And D. R. Durisoe. Terms of Sale -CASH. Titles extra. S. S TOM PK I SH, Master E. C. Master's Offbve, April :t, 1882 _J Apiti lt State of South Carolina j EDGE FlEI.fr CO Um )\ In Common /"/civ. Francis K. Gi.iver, Adm'x, Plat n 11 ff, vs. .1. ll. Glover, Harriett E. Mays, v. lt O lover and others, Defendants. ?>I'RSI!ANT to the order of the Hon. Judge IV. M. Wallace herein .lateo Mareh 20, 1382,811 persons having any claim or claims against Ihe estate of 1? M. Glover, deceased, are hereby notified to present ?nd prove them before me fu my office at Edgefield C. H., on or be rt i-e the first day of May next. S. S. TOMPKINS, Master. Master's Office, Kdgetield, April I, 's2. -AGENTS FOR THE FAMOUS Eclipse Traction and Portable Engines! TH R WA VNKSHORO RCLIPSESEI - ARATOR, SAW MILLS, COTTON GINS. Also, THE AMERICAN FRUIT DRYER. Parties wishing the above, aild resx SPEAKE & BRO. Kinard's T. O., S. C. April fl-ly. Notice of Final Settlement and Discharge. rp HE undersigned will apply to the JL .In.Ige of Probate ol" Kdgeileld I ..un iv on the sib day of April l>-s2, lor a final discharge a> Guardian ol' Frank W , Fan nie, Lela ami <'luirles Norris. Mar O 5t H. F. LANDRUM, Sr. T0W\ ELKCT?OX. NOTICE i* hereby given iliac an el*? - timi for Intendant and four War ?lens for the Town nf Edgefield willie held ,u MONDA V, the loth April, l?ttS?. Pnila to i ?pen a'. 7 A. M.. arni close .-i >) P. M The Bar Rooms will be closed rm sahl dav from ii A. M. until >', A.M. of the llt'h April. The following persons are designated as Manngerr-: "Allen L. Do/.ler, John Rates, W. .1. Griffin. o. F. CH BATH AM, intendant Pro Tem. CHURCH NOTICE. APPOINTMENTS In tba Edg6fiebl Association for Rev. R. ll. Orlffitb, t?orre?p>niiing Secreter^^^^^^^^ Reihe,, Sunday, April f?, At I P. M. Ridge Spring, *Siiu?iay( April fi, nl^ht. Dry Creek, Tuesday, April il, nt ll o'clock A M. RockvCreeo, Wednesday, Apiti '.?T?T ll o'clock A. M .Johnston, Wednesday, Apri1 12, n?) night. V Philippi, Thurwisy, April bi, at ll f ..'.-lock A. M. Ebenezer,ThorsdSv, April Ul, night. Mt. /ion, Frldavj April U, at ll cS?loek A. M. Hom'* Creek, Saturday, April 15, at i ll o'clock, A. M. i ?ranleeville, Sunday, vpril Pi, at ll o'clock A. M. Vaucluse, Sunday, April I?, at night. Ml. Lebanon, Monday, April 17, at ll o'clock A. M. Big Stevens Creel;, Tuesday, April 18, at ll o'clock, A. M. Republican, Wednesday, April li), al ll o'clock A. M. Ked Oak Grove, Thursday, April 20, Kt ll o'clock A. M. Red II.i!, Fri.lav, April il, at il >?'clock A. M. Antioch, Satnriinv, April 22, nt iii .?'clock A. M. Edgefield C. H., S.iu.lav, April si ? ll o'c:...-k A. M. tMiolK.lli, Tuesday, April 2'.. ;it ll o'clock \. M. C.dlibiim's, Wadueeday, April 2-i, nt ll o'clock A, M. B'-thanv. Thursday, Apt ll 27, HL ll o'clock A. M. Rbi Spring, Friday, April 2*. at il oVlor-k A. M. Mountain Creek, Saturday, Aj.ii! 2', al 11 o'clock A.M. Gilgal, Snndav, April 'lil, a! ll o'clock A M. i Little Slavens Creek, Monday, May 1,1 1 at ll ..'. lock A. M. Ooo? I Hope, Tues.tay, yt,iy *t ... \ \ .?*clock A. M. Chestnut Hill, Weilne-silav, >'a\ it, ai j i l nYloek, A. M. R?.| Rnnk. Thnr?dav, Mas I, at ll o'clock A ?M. Mardis, friday, May 5. ai il o'clock A Richland springs, Saturday, Maj fi, al I ll o'clock A. M. ' 1 lake greal pleasure in anno mcing t.. the Rapt isis.ot the Edgefield Ass ?liaiion ? that we are lo be honored with a visit j from the Corresponding Secretary. Let pastors and churches see tu it that Bro I fl ri fil th ls conveyed Hom church IO I church: dial he is greeted hy good ron I gregations, mid cheered by liberal con- ! trlbutions. N. V. BURTON, Mar."')2t |? Intin.ian Ex. Com. j I \. W. ll ROOK KU. K W. HOnS't: j FIRE mim MM ! Kiittit: si'Kim "llHC represent CONTINENTAL ? >V INSURANCE COMPANY In the I coomb fi of Edgefield, Lexington andi ! Fairfield. Tho Continental ls tlie strong- ? e*t Company In the United stair-. CAPITAL *.% ,000,000. An Investment with ibis Company ls j safe. Home and Fm ut properly a ?pr? ?-i?liy. The Five.ye?r pinn, yearly nav j meuis, istlie he?t" ano cheapest. * Rates j \eiy low. Il'lnlurance ls wanted apply hy postal. Learn our rates lief'-re yon insure elsewhere. Prompt aiieniior given to calls ll h 1 sti-"i>s' 1? mpanicv als?? represent??!. Ail rbeeps rf rUks rskf-ti Wc are ?Movas-l-ig h*- coon ii? 5. nam?d FiR'MtgK; v npA'i; W. P. R" "A I'M, E ?j . I. ca! ?-??eo ^ ! Edgefield il, Mareil : . - T I THE HUMAN LIVER'S SALVATION !!! j Ntntii-f"ii- \ n!ijr:t:if\ l?* lim i hillls .'Itlil iMrgl'h iliCl i-;iM-ii stit-r prov?? ihm I'ENNS* IMT rKli> j - lite f?ivnli.si l.iwr Mc-li?'iii?.' oflljC \u*'' I" l.'lDitih ivitlbil.;?.' ?LS U UV il- I !:. irllfl' ?It'd -ililpi- I Sith nt-ion ci tin; ! ? iimn.ii Liver Fm* all I?\'<-}>o?itir DistW-WS i i Try PENN'J BITTE Rf? ! ! C. MAY II li1 J. MI LTON M A1HI KW, MAYHEW & SON, COLUMBIA TV*. Manufacturers of arni dealers in all kind-? OJ A ME Rp MXTEI Pc FAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE WORK MXHiEXTS, TABLETS AX? 1R0X RAI LIM furnished in any design ar lowest price* I8HED GRANITE WORK Either Native or Foreign, to order. Renee solicited with ih win warn ofany work in the A hi ve ?inc We refer ih<j[sn w*n--nff WV work in mir line io me follow I ns gentleman as lo our niling oow'V'*5 -J Hanley, K<q , anti E. .f. Norri-, h'.*t\. Rareshurg; W. W. Watson, E*fi:|v-W*-;; R S. Mien. Eso,. \(einher of House, ?psrlanriurp; Messrs Leads Broa af'1' ,>r' .'. ^ RiwhWiu .lehnnton; Cap* a i ii Clark, Trenton, mri .1 R Miniar, R-.?!, .i n;on pt** ( 'orreip' Satisfaction pwnpta?s? guaiunte?-?! <.r' u<> rl;oje ru-td. Api ?'-tr mft ,1 - I i nm i ll is Hf '..CK is I OK - J. M. COBB'S ?OK HOXDKRHL BtRti.U.IN.' SBi?fKS ! SHOES ! m MACHINERY DEPOT! Mr. J. Pollard, 731, 736 Reynolds Street, Augusta, Ga. On hand and lo Br-'?v-'. 'ka larg*>( nioftk of Machinery, Belting, (Ream hiing*, I ? ..I' onv h/.t'nJ '? t-he. Som ii, consi-H?nir; in part of the following; Phi S>UTfl*fOTTOX PR RSSE S. nui POI i A RD'S OH AM PION COTTON ?.INS, willi Feeders and Condeneera. nm *^Moit-Thorough Pnlzarizerx Ki er I'sed m HA WH?L BEATERS-Single. 23 ?SS--?',X H A RV KSTJ .11 ( !l '. HE A PE KS -Single. ?uni ?]!\(jH?-?ON HARVESTER CO. RE \ PK Rs 'nd MOWER.-, Cou) hi ned. IOJOUNST)N HARVESTER CO. li EA PERM and HINDERS. Combinait. 10 HERB V?" GLEANERS and BINDERS I Independent ; will lake nj: Uo ?rain .'*'' I'-n.' it at HOV lime niter it. is cul lo K\1FR-YN< TALCOTT? CO'S REAPERS 'Hi FUFBS^'i TA LCOTT A CO'S STANDARD MOWERS-New MANNY, 20 Jol?Sr??, ? Ag? FCK? MOWERS. 2? R AWSO? E,l*k i, large stock '' OIL Purchasers ar S'rect. ami ex? l<vio.? together i cordially invite.', io IMII at my Ne? <>r!:r?t No. 7:11 Rr\colds ne the tu?nt eomplete ..(.c k .?; j.v, ?- ?>i the above line ever col W. J. POLLARD. . BRAHE, A JEWELRY ERLING SILVERWARE, ,EED Sc BARTON'S Celebrated TRIPLE-PLATED WAKE. CLOCKS, Ar?? CST A, U^, RONZES & FINE FANCY GOODS Nov. -7, l?Sft. lv'd e?f?? Chemical AUG?STA, GA. WK A Kl-: .N'?"?V I'ltKI'A KED TO KILL ALL ORlUSKS f..r tuiy W our Brands ol I^KK IT LIZERS, or make them io order as muy t* desired. A? j our iHciiliien hiv \,*,.u greatly otilarged lim [issi AASHOII, weean furnish nigh ttrs.li ? F?rtilut i ijuatrsd? ;i. pri.-es whicu lefy eoroiietltinii when the grade ni' our goods is iv>n<diferp,i. ^ Remember i|)Mi a Kert:!:?er which omlsiii* only mi* |?ar ..rut. more of Soluble j I hos. Acid !? Vorth *'.-' ??fl perl?n m nf than aiciiier which contains lust that much i les*. Our central ?a'iatiuu'piiahlta. na lo didivsnnirUiiatios io purchasers in thu interior ? uiuvh moru^Ha^MfttJv, lu Issuer condition, and si lesscist than a Northern ru mu- ? fe?turer. or oii^ [ocat?il on tue w?Ht. , AMMONlAIRo GUANOS- <>m- Urandy <u" Mastodon and ?enr^ia l'ata|.sc... j Ouanos, and L,we"s Formula are so weil known in the smith, 1 only referi? them j to say thal the.vHIV fn\\^ "j, {l) ?|lfi sinn.lard of pa?t sss*?Un A(?ID PHOSPHATE The demand for ?hi- arl ?eh. In the past IIK< e-.ve-ded the i capacity of our w.>rk> We ?.hallen XK K uu;:?titioii in the pi act lcd rMsuits uhuineti j Ir.im the use. ? ??. \vr navua st.ici; un hand whh'h we ncc prepared n? sell n: a ' ' very small pr*ijjtTtu dealers By ivi^retiea pi th? r^i^'it of th? Cotumlnslinier ot j ATrleiihiire t'<r'the present season, lt will hs i'*uiiid lhat.our analvv wew ii- |.-? ? to'vs : I . N A M Mois- lllSIll -.-Ml flex*-'!-!- Avail \lli . ..... I I , , ' , i . . i I 'las!; . \ a?.if- . , , .tire., ?.ole , t,lr: eo. : Hl>le.!m?>l>l.i ; j * ThoGeoncta PS/AUS<> I moniausl Sof pnosphare I2.2*i 1.4? (?e?iruis Chemical Work* Mastodon O ttaiii), 12 ?n LAI 1R5 l<t. ll 7o il.il I I NI :?.ft.? Li ? SJ ?.?i - o.".> *l",f*ti . Gsorgia ch?tajcal Works Acid I'lmst h;,!,-. hitasb 2. 4.U? fi IA* \ The Kertili/.ers ..e air making l\\U -? .is >n ure fully ur- lo any ever liefore mann | 1 iVJureM hy ns. I'iwler* woulfljo,w??ll to iViMiiouftleti?i wiih us liefore layln-i In their supfdles j _ for the coming -f>Hs.,n. .la i 2i? tl" M A STOVALL, TBE VSritEBtlKOB'll V CUEMICAL WORKS Use Lawrence & Martin's 5-'Of O MONIA VLDS SORE THROAT BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, PH?U luMPTION, Diseases of THROAT, CHEST AND LUNCS. Ila? -Own* hcisi iMi? "t" the liWHl li?|iortntll ?veaiM.iiswielilcl I.? pie MKDM'Al. KAt!l'IJ ) .,.. "".. II,.iftad.ntsi.f COniUSAO?.PH, PI!?VM IIITIS. ASTHMA. SOKK THHOAL t il m?.v r.rm-sT KOCK and ll'nl lill tile BALSAM OF TOLD ". rWilWfraw?W inXSai ?nil ?TTv!!?.5d st?-,.-,ami mi Mw? -.' ?^THBUAl 0ndLUNOS,1inth l!,H " , ..rtiecn s..:!,haic i..-.ui-'v is.in.aid ?.M III the U.U.I . I, i;Vlf. ltssoothln? .'..^"nl- nnuM?tile-? alltod'a illllii-lv.' ?ii.am ?m?l naiie lu '"'I Kystew after lb? cinQu |,.^ i".,." J , ]?.,i. i/uart biz?.' houles. I'riW . ...iw.11?.il.'iviveil hvilcaleiM who irv lu ealm ?tl I'.H'knail Ky? \n ffif our TOl'r, i:OCH AXU UM.. w?.i.?li is the ON .V Mr.iuuAjr.u.'tnici^h.vJM.liUlViinH ? I'riratc Die Prourlrtarj Stani|i un nten Mlle.anien penntu lt le bo*old^?y'<?>r"yjfilUHf Troe rs .....I H??-aleri Everywhere, *?* WITHOUT SPECIAL TAX OR LICENSE. Tb? TOLU; R0(|i AND RYE CO., Proprietors, 41 River St., Chicago, Iii AT THE LOWREY WAGON FACTORY. AUGUSTA GA I have the largest Stock ol' NVagoiis 'eve?Qfl??rc<? 1 cforc in iT?is City, niiil I will S.KLL THEM LOW 1 Know Har Drop's are Short, ami 1 Propose Dividing fly frolic willi JUe Farmer??: 300 ONE-HORSE WAGONS, -AT Pki.e,E8 NEVER BEPOEE HEARD OF ! 100 TWO IIOI?SK WAH' )NS-IliSP-CL\ss <;<><>|>s AT LO W PR LC Complete Stock ol' Wagon Hanums ol' all kinds. Civo ?rT :i call before buying* J. H. LO WHEY, COHNKH ?AMWirXL A- KU/,S STSi, AUCfUS'fA, OA. au? 2o-tf THEY MUST GO ! To move off t l?o reni?a nf of our Winter Stock we will oller for the next thirty days Immense Bargains IN" BOOTS, SHOES & HATS, Wliolesale M IK ! Irle tail. ('all and examine bargains offered at our two stores. WM. MULHBRIN ? CO.. ) Vr, ft-a 722 and 913 Broad St, Au ust Ga. 0 YIEST0CE1B ! wing to dull (rad?' last. Winter we have ari overplus WHISKIE iii all grades o? LIQUORS, M. B10WI & CO., BKOAD STREET, AUGUSTS, GEORGIA OPPOSITE AUGUSTA HOTEL. !??.?. il lin IMPROVED AGRICULTURA Ll IMPLEMENTS, THE THOMAS SMOOTHING HARROW. Section 3 cuts ten and a half feet. Section 2 cu;s ?even fett. -o AVERY'S 3-HOR3H SULKY PLOW AVERY THKEkHORSE WALKING CULTIVATOR. ALSOTWO-HORSECULTIVATOR TOE HUGHES THREE-HORSE SULKY PLOW AND TWO-HORSE WALKING CULTIVATOR. rY%\\ V. a'..-vr- I mph menta have provan lo <;iv,it labor saving machine* by ec L 11. rt I ??xperl'ueiii. ihmd referent*"* given. S.?ld ;it factory prions by N L. BRUNSON, Agent, KOO KK1EL1) (!. H.. H. C DAY, TANNAHILL & CO., 71V.I A- 7?I.1 Broad SI., Aug usia, Isa., M.iiiuiholurp-r* nnrl D*?alevH in nil Kjjid^-?i CIRRIIKES, ROCK UH V<, Biiitfiift. HUOJS I ARTS, Af. Al?.. Agent- i'..r [ht- sn!.- itl" Wi!-?ii, i'liilil- A C?'M Phil-1 lelphia VV.\?i.?x.s A ['ARI -. L"?r il?'- du g^feJ*. Mani.fr? dui r* A*'* ef>-'or ?...* S:,,e O? til?? -, Cortland Wagon Co's \ Pt.A-erOKM SVRIN?* / / yWAuON, aeknowl 1/ ^ .-.?H1UIH1 Ms best. The 'J? f-CORTLANDCHARIOT / \\ ~--/-til? linhteat ant V/ / \ \/ mailt', ?>r frli, .a bi!'.ty a- tl nihill ri il of this eelehraied Hiahiifttrtnn*, we refer to Mesara A. K. Ur.ia.lualer. .?nliui flay and i-sp! K. \> Smith, nf Kdge?eld comity, Owen Alder tnan. K*?'i., Alkeu IMUI?IV. AN" iii? well known ami reliable Webster Wajr-ui, Ilia .ihl Hickory Kentucky 'Wagon, ami our .?wu maae of One and Two-Horse Wagon*, vf rich ?.? i/dV?r nt prio?n lower than wur': of ssms grade and quality eau l>e pur .iH-t-d elsewhere. We have added i" our Stork >i tull line of Cheaper O rade r$ug 'i'-, nw.I-- lo our own order, with ape?is regard ... the quality ni me Wheels, Ax es ainl Springo, whteh wv w ?1 -"-ll lower Utan any house tili? nid** '.t' Cincinnati, KfNo Cheap Auction l\oiU Sulil. MHO Wholesale (.lenient in Sadillery ?nd Harness, Itririh?, Collars, Wh i pa, Btitf ?v Umbrellas, Trou ks Coach M ?.?.-rid of every description, sprina?, A xl?"*, Hui?!?. ?iiHik^s l?ms lit?!is, Bands. <>?l i-lmb, Variuso??* \?-". I^entheraiulOura Bol?n* md Paekins, III vets and l.,??',io>r, i'.in<ii?> Iw?iin !iem|iand SoapKuine Pseking. Alx<\ Oak and ?knt!-'L S^ile Lnsth? r, !.'?.: m-h and Aiiiericau ?"alt' Skin?, Lining* Iii reads, A*'.. A full -"?"''K "? I-IHIH. Kren?:li and Imx toe. y\si ?tieived. ?emir Semi on your .Oniers, ??r eall and ave na. Our pri?es, will ai ?ll times l>e lOl ToM PKli'KS. Ort ?, 1*8".-ly IS <;K\M) vim wm >S.U,B WIN.OW SHADES, WALL PAPERS ANO BORDERS .-,!'f.t> n.UOK Oil. HOI V (?I ITO \WIS. URiUMiOtDM j i \ : \ I" I! -I I. I H ? i I -. <?,r ,.?.. \.I < IM-uil I ? I ? tl il.--- Slii>-K, fl Ul ., . ,lr rt i,l ;i .. i .. I* .|| i ? i >w . t } K d ii'fl Pile. >: >.',:.:.? '? |.|-"-"M Urn - ?.i'sijt-iH ( ..... I^v, , .. -ll ?liv? ..O' ... \-t \\...\\ .: ? .: lid t\ ? i ? ._. -i ? '?* i?U. -?...I? !*.. '? V?.\ei H??I?M !>iii> '"riniili I ? h?. I? ?tr *'ils. i\|. it < v v-.> ?' U'i*?ii?s?. 1*1 I", ft"... U?il' hi-i-k.itud l'**nr? M?'Uu??, sr |-"i... ? . . -i.-. I';??.i?-r?-r'-u >N. . liiiiiuns, I'M'IIII and i a ?ir < . \-i ? .V, p itif ?? IVI.O I . ? . i?ro.C 'l I ! . ..?> ? nil- v. .^i l?.|t|?rii? !, . i> i'n'rislii?s ali ':-? . ? d II . \\ . t : I i ; . ' 111 > .* liui .?? ??:ia.l.". Oi ir "-u ?... ! v. |*|..pi lt Hon, .s.'..(? |t^| ?nd pad ? l'.i?M'?oi-. W.iU n?|?e?naii l ti ?? in ??-? ...>.' IT ny \ >uli io--id nil-!', i'i'-!i ,;BO ?FUI sis .wi h.?- il ?iiiiir ur ??Vi ?' ..ur M.r. lt. '. I? V '! l-l '.. ... . . Jt? \ ii i ; ",d? i? i'ii-lt I'-i-ii. T >tt ' ".?"?*?. JAMES G. BAILIE ? SONS. 713 3?.o.--r s-r?.ai:7, April'?o. 138L.-1?oly