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A Ctof Cmittttattcot
w\ \iv\ ?n.oii?n\
V
tl \vo? the lumbal of hrtbt tin\o?.
OKU well-Cfetahb*bod bongos were
fWUit?it oil ar?MUid; Uo Wonder tbrn
tkat tbo Hiuullor concerns were fait*
ly swallowed op in the crashes ?r.v
1ti$ oh in tl 10 l?u?inosR'\vorUI. Xo
wonder that Harry Tyndall pat in
hi* othee gnr.ing with pule face and '
derailing eyes at the Kpeetie Uuiii?i
which staled at him from nojrrentlj
distance. Tie ha<l weathered the I,
storms of three brief yenr.? - ho had;
boon hoped to weather this; but:,
the loss of a thousnud dollar* held I
by u friend deprived him of the
menus of making a payment
in tbree days, ntid he feit that all J
was indeed lost, lor his efforts to j
negotiato n loan in the present
state of the money market liadi,
l>een worse than useless. j
The prospect before him was not
a cneering one. Tt is rather hard:
1
to begin life over again at thirty, I
especially when one has reached i
that age after years of poverty, toil i
and self-excrticn. Iii Lis younger
days. Harry Tyndall had known
\vhnt it \va- to go sujtj L-rloss to bed, {
and rise in the morning with 110u
prospect of breakfast save as he j
earned it in tho streets, lie had!
known want in the eruelcst, most!E
savage form?he had battled its j ^
grim legions, and risen to indcpen-'(
donee, and now, at the threshold ofi ^
. a higher life, ho was hurled back
with just a glimpse of the enchant- t
ed grounds withiu. r
Ashe sat confronting the heap ^
of papers on his desk, the ofliccdoor
opened, and a lady entered. 1
Mechanically Harry ro=e and pla- t
eed a chair; but as the lady threw
back her veil, ho oxolnimod in cm*. 1
' ?> " ? itl
prise: j
"Misa Berwick!" j
"pardon my intrusion, Mr. Tyn-;t
dall," said the motst musical of i ^
voices. "I have heeu on the upper; a
floor looking for the oflice of G raves j H
& Waldron, and was told that they',,
were on this floor. I wish to give't
Mr. Waldron this packsige. May!c
I ask you to deliver it ? I will re- a
main hero. Of all things I dislike j
to lose myself in these dark halls .,
Hunting for oflices,"
Harry took tho packages with t
alacrity?was gone hut a moment, ^
and on his return found Miss I>or-| j
wick standing by tho window idly!
looking down the strcot. She turn-1B
ed at his entrance, thanked liim!?
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with a smile and a how, and then I (
took her bright presence out of the!g
room, ana Harry was left to his' y
jncditaiions. j c
- may as well givo it up. I have r
not a friend wlio could help me in' (l
this strait," lie muttered, after a ^
half-hour's deep thought. "I will i,
inako an assignment, go into bank-1 c
ruptcy, and then go to Jlie farL
"Woat whoro toil is better requited." j}
And as ho spoke, lie rose to his
vt~ j- ? "
*vui, ma VJc*s iUUlUg. iiC WaSj^
vaguely conccious of some dark1 ^
objoctat bis feet, stooped carelessly
to lift *it, and saw that it was a
pocket-book. Leather and rather
tho worse for wear; but very plethoric.
He sat dowu again and j
Opened it. There were various ^
compartments, but all of themempty
save one. That contained ten i
onc-liundred dollar bills. ,
Just the sum that would save
him from ruiu. If it wero his be
# *<sould pay' that note falling due,
sell off his stock and seek a situa- ^
4ion until the panic wero past!
lie looked tho pocket-book again.
jThero was no name, no clue to the .
owner, yet he felt that it must of
"^coiitse, belong to Clara Berwick. I
SbeHvfls tho only person who bad
been in his olttco that morning,
It was ft terrible temptation to Harry'/?ad
his visitor boon any other
than Clara Berwick, it is hard to
say whether conscience or inclina'tfbn1
Would have prevailed; as it
\vJi8, conscienfco tvon the day, and
hh rtllt nftn- * ' "" T>
w?/v? UUV (I&WCI -J11D3 1C1C* 1
6he was not to be found, howev- 3
er, Harry concluded she had 1
Bone'hd^'e. 60/thither lio bent (
^irTs etepB. ^Jara was an heiress, e
ppmothing a ^clle too. Sbe 1
,fcaa not classical^ beautiful, but
' Bhewas young afll^i a ?00a fig- J
lire, clear'' #>Jnplexioi^^ank gray 1
eyeg, and very abundai3s^r) all <
of'which g(kxl points she matlt^o t
fttost of,' as eydry daughter of c
.rig JatQund to do. She came down i
in response t <K Harry's ring, having '
B^eh him coming tip the walk, and
looked quite surprised,. v&ough she
endeavored to conceal it 1
When Hftrjy showed her. thfc
lp?ko44H^d
laughed a merry peal of laughter.
/.r?a ' "? ?' *"?" ?
"vtjurt.jar. TyndalI,"aho cried, ,
"you most think I have poor taste i
drew ouj; a.- dainty |>urple-velvet j
purse with a gold chain. : 1
in m?ofL1
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ft
Y1t?> -Vrtolt U
'm.uiily it A tnhtty Mm ic*|K>ttittit>
WfV tVtlhoM^W
"Wlml nUrtll t itowUb it V tittiil
I Wry lit ivM"p1cxH)\
ll\Vliy? Koi*|? h> of cniu<*i\" its
pntn1o<l Mips llorwlok? whit a
l>ii#lit Mttilo; ntui *ht> Renlctl liet\
self tin* boIiI) itutl ho.yfittt to
litlk of Hoini'lliiny tl*ok Nio mul
lluny l?;t?l ofU'it iiu?l in society,J
Kni 11linii hit\iti? lotD.ul lw*t?1
mi? 'vt viwivu uj'vii n\;i
hofore, and when l:o rose iVom hi;*
t'lwir to go Mie said:
"Really, Mr. Tyndall, t ought to
lie gvatelVd to llio owner of that
po?_-ki.>!<, since it gaiucd mc the
pleasure of a call. AT ay I hope
that you will repeat it some time
when you have no stray articles to
dispone oi
Harry blushed, murmured something
about the pleasure being oti
his tide, and hurried away
"0 dear!'' lie said to himself,
"she actually believes that T trump-j
I'd up that story ol' the pocket-l>o lor
an excuse to call on ii'.-i.
Wealth privileges her to '?< Mr.; : !
Lincnt. But, 0, if I only dajvdt.ii
use it."
If.
Ilarry Ty11 cln 11 did not advertise!
.!so lost poeket-boolc, and when,
hree days later, his note fell due,'
ic paid it, and was a free man.
It is not necessary to recount the.
mccossive steps in temptation which
inally led to the lirst dishonest act,
>f a hitherto spotless life. Ilowj
he pocket-book came there lie'
:ould not even guess; but it wasj
here, it just supplied his neods, liej
ippropriatcd it, and was henceforth'
nanded a thief in his own eyes.
The iuoccss was a gradual one.
\gc-3 it soemed to liim from the
imc the gentleman who held his
tote entered his office, until lie
Irew it from his safe and handed :
t over to liim. lie had already j
[eci'Jed to use it, yet ho asked fori
imc. It could not be granted, j
linutes crowded with the sharpest
.ml bitterest agony of his life pas-'
od. He thought of a bright, j
nocking face, and a voice sweeter,
han a siren's; great beads of per-j
piration fell from his brow, and in
nothcr moment the canceled note,
:iy upon the table beforo him; hiaj
toiiv/1 ? ao anu iiu UU3 3UVUU, i
Those months of financial (lis-J
ress wliicli followed were safely 1
ided over, and tlien he devoted
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liinself to his business with a mclnclioly
dosperation Lorn of coneious
guilt, lie went little into
ociety, and espec; ./ did ho avoid j
)lara Bcrwiek, who, with a perver-j
ity of mocking mischief, tortured j
Limjwitli allusions to the lost pock-j
t-bock whenever sho chanced to
ncet him. She was so thoroughly;
;ood-naturcd about it, so utterly,
areless and triflinn\ ltf r-nnl/1
lot accusc her of malice ; yet, his
>\vn conscience being his sharpest j
ccuscr, he imagined knowledge of!
lis guilt when there was hone.
lie did not conceal from liimself,
hat the desire to remain in Miss
Berwick's sphere was the principal
;ause of his rash act; yet, now
hat he was still where he could
neet lief, he shrunk from making
in avowal of his feelings, lie dared
lot approach her with his love.
llf> nromnrl +r? TiimonlP
? ?1 *1"''11a j
hat lie was strong enough to withstand
the temptation, although lie
cnew ho had yielded to a lesser
>ne.
But, disguise the fact as we may,
ve are creatures of circumstance.
Wo say "I will not do so and so,"
ind, lo! in a month or year we
lave done those very things; and
t has beeomo a matter-of-course
hat we should have done so. We
oudly condemn the thief, the murlerer,
the suicide ; but human naure
is the same the world over.
Jnder the same combination ofi
iircurastaiiccs, we would have done!
precisely as they did; for how
;ould we prevent it ? By the will ?
low many of U9 will that such
irid such things shall not he ! Yet,
vhen did humaii will rise triumihant
over the grading and inex)rable'laws
of creation?over those
item, xinqielding ambitions of law
vhich-.we call circumstance?
Even as, in spite of his will,,
iarry Tyndall had appropriated
vhat was not his; so, also, in spite
>f that same will, ho was at last
hrown into just duch circumstances
ad forced from his lips a declaration
of love to Clara, though he
tretOjlcd as he made it.
Clara arched her brows a moment
m Lwntnnrlnrl onmwd/i '?? I'
, A V.vouxm oui^wvo 1 ^
she had not known hia struggles
all along), tbfiiu her. old merry,
mocking smile iWjod o\$fjher
^yoe,. and some banking words
95iejojiep% but t?ey *er*unap^k^n;
for there was earaettness
enough and enough of i?assion and
pain ill Ills face t6subdue Jier.]
He scarcely knew what fth&'feald,
bttt fca; went'away feottng as if his
bead wouldetrike the stars, because
CJara loved ftiflacfn4 would jnarry?
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bwl i\s no \tnlhoit *\ot\g, he thought,
of tho fM)ekot-l>noix? mnl tit* ?o?t'iny
<Ho?t t\wnyk Why whould ho, n
cotutunn thief, ti\}oi?*e h?crt\M?Mn:
<lof fhl** color*, 1<^ hml WtUi t\
good WomnhV lionit ? Ditt ho
?t>u*t f?hiy tho v?I lover; ntui
|ho ?li?l so, lorgotting, when withj
hor, hi* own unworlhinc^s. S<>ino-|
j 1 linos ho thought to toll hor nil;
jngnltt ho shrunk ftN>m horsooin niul
tho loss of her loapoot.
Hut ono iluv, when they were
together, nftcr u short wlonrebe-j
twecn the, Chim fluid, suddenly: j
j "Harry, did ^ou over lind outj
-who'C purso that was thnt you,
J fonttil in your ofltee?"
j Tic turned pnlo ns (lcaih. "Was
his siu about to find him out nt
Inst ?
u"No," ho said, huskily.
"Was there uo cluc to tho ownOf
"Xone at all."
"Have you it yet, Harry? "Well,
I should lileo to see it. Will you
go and get it?"
"I liave it here," he said.
Like many irimiimls, lm had nev-i
er parted with the witness of his j
crime.
riara took it in her hand?.
('Xo\v, Harry," said she, "1 iiavej
a confession to make. I don't!
mind telling you that I full in love
with 3rou at first sight, and that j
when I learned from my lawyer
that you were on the verge of ruin, j
and that so small a sum would save:
you, I was grieyed (or your sillier-'
ings, hut rejoiced to think I might
help you." Ifere she opened the
purse, slipped the penknife between
two compartments, and drew out a
.1. ~ i i -i *
?> lll<JU tMJ<J liilllUL'U to
Ilarry, who read it:
"Use this money to take up that
outstanding debt. A Friend."
lie looked at her smiling lace,
and a light broke in upon him.
So, it was your purse, alter all ?"
"No, ITarry, it was not my purse, 1
I found the old thing in the garret; i
but it was my money. Tell me, >.
did it save you ?" i
"Yes, O yes! And all these
years I have borne about a needless p
burden, and morning, noon, andj'
night called myself a thief, and;1
dared not tell you of my love be?!
cause ot it. Ah ! what have I not 1
suffered ?"
"And I ain the cause of it all," '
' i
cried Clara, throwing her arms
around his neck, with a burst of
tears. \"Can you forgive me?"
J ... ?
\r Qrgivo you :" saicl Harry, fondly.
"I would go through twice as
much to save you a single pang!
And, at last, I can hold up ray
head among men with a clear conscience."
"Of course you can ! Don't you
remember, I told you at the time
to use it ? You might have known
it was all right."
''Yes, I might; hut I did not.
It would have saved me much sorrow
if I had. However, I do not
regret it now."
Something about Hogs,
Hero is something seasonable?a
hot weather cooler in the s'napo of a
readable article from the Cincinnati
Commercial:
I beg 3'our readers not to be alarmed.
I am not going to writo a polished
letter, although the heading may
indicate that much. The hog is considered,
for example, a Clthv beast;
when, as tho fact is, ho is tho neatest
creature, naturally, in animated nature.
Poor hoggy. is troubled with
fleas. He understands fleas, and has
a way of getting rid of them that
gave rise to tho slaudor respecting his
proclivities for dirt. Hoggy rolls iu
the mud. The flea finds himself plus
tcrcd up. Soon as tho mud is dry
hoggy rubs off mud and flea together,
Give your hog a clean pen, with plenty
of fresh water to wash in, and ho
will put to uhamo the neatest housekeeper.
Again, ho is charged with being a
voracious feeder, and not nice as to
his food. But wo must remember,
liko Cardinal Wolsoy, ho is a beast
of "unbounded stomach," and not
always a s<juare meal to* fill it with.
Consult hoggy's nature, and fcod him
well, ar.d you will find him as nice as
the i^oBt finished, epicure that frcqtrente
the St. Nicholas. 15very on o,
a naturalist J mean, Who has eyes
looking out of his, heart as woll as
brain, who has watched a pig in an
orchard, realizes this. At first tho
animal gorgoa himself with fruit ;
after.a.tinje he gets choiey, listens to
the newly droppod fruit, and has his
favorito trqer.
mt - . - -
. jl no Biraugeet fact connected with
my subject is bis taBto for snakes.
H?ggy regards snakes as a delicacy,
aad makes no -difference between the
harmless and the .poisonous- sort.
When I first canjo to }?$pk-a-chock
the valley abounded in eopper-heads
and rattlesnakes. The - hogs have;
cleared them Out. 1$) is anjusing to
watoh Mr. Hog at this sort of jt meal,
Wfcea te^if'fluf iioftls'tio.
>irt -ft lively trot. * Ilia
oxp*essive countenance says plainly,
"Here is the first delioaoy of the season/'
He. takes tive indignant snake
about the m^tifo witk biff/Of*
?
in ifiiii
lioof HlMlml'y r?h \\w brtch
??P Iho toiftlte, ho enmitchci* eating
In llto iuosl lUUboitito Ami hutine**
IiItv> tnntmci\ Thr huoUo vom??ii?
irate*, ho hIMUoa wickedly ul ii*?'
goninmml. II?gj?y %vluk?, and ?;i'unli,
and continue* hii meal until Mn
l?ve'? tlr.>t lover ami lu*>t domestic i
trouble Iu\h di appear* ?l.
t iirust U|nm it although tVoquontlv
laugh* 'I ;it. I'?r my opinion, that the
liojf has u Very tWpres-ive eounte
nance*? at loiHt, it ii eniml l?? till tin
einoliot.H and motitul processes t->
which piggy Is nubjeeted. If ?>n?*
will study it. he will find an intense
seriousness, ami an eye to witness It,
a1* it were. JT?' looks up from under
his cars with an expression that f-iivs,
"Come, now, no nonsense." I doubt
whether a ho;;* is cupaMo uf a j'?ko. |
It is the hog trait, shared with somol
of our neighbor*, to bo capable of fun J
A drunken hog, however, is very j
entertaining. 1 once paw a pen fulli
in this condition. The distiller had,)
through mistake, turned out a ijuanU-j
ty of whiskey. Tho hogs drunk, us j
all hogs do, to excess, and acted very!
like their-dignitlcd and pretentious;
superiors. They were frisky and
senseless. Tliey would lean against
? aeh other ami squeal. Then they
would run and striking a root or
. !
stone, would turn somersaults, in the j
most comical manner. I observed j
one follow leaning, in .>ilcnee, against;
tho fence. He hail an intensely sol- j
emn expression. <;]joo!c at that old i
chap," cried the distiller, "a letlin' on j
he ain't drunk."
This sumo distiller was troubled byj
a poor wretch who, hanging about j
the distillery, would steal enough!
whiskey to get drunk on. One day
the distiller found him in this condition,
and exasperated bo3*ond enduroncc,
rolled tho poor creature out
find, pouring a bucket of slop over
him, called up the hogs. The hungry
swine went to work eating the slop (
oil' the clothes. The poor fellow, unable
to help himself, but aware that
' the hogs were in the garden," would
feebly wave his hand and mutter,
' shoo, shoo, thick 'em, Towscr, thick
'em." The hogs unmindful of the |
remonstrance, would insert their
snouts under tho helpless inebriate,
and turn him with a "flop" really
comical. TllOV n;it. nif !>;<
-j "" o V ivnivr1,
ttnd wore proceeding to take bites out
of his Lo'ly, when tlio distiller interre
red and rescued tlio victim.
Ever after those liogd would take
iifler the drunken fellow the moment j
he appeared in sight. The strangest ;
part of it, however, is tho fact, that j
other awiuo took it up and also chased j
Ihe drunken man. It seemed as if
the distiller's hogs had narrated the
cireumstance to tho other hogs, and
they had talked tho thing over.?
Rural New Yorker.
.Fetcr Mark Rogct, the author, died
in London on the 17th, aged DO years.
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ALL persons indebted to llio subscribe
will "do well" to cull and settle, r,
tiuy will receive a free ticket to the slioi
wbicb will bo opuued by tbo''E?Squire
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FISH.
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l_?j_ ?? ?' 1.-2 ? While
I-4 " ' 1-2 " Picklel Ilcrririr
Iviis, 41 Boxes smoked "
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On hand and for sale by
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Saddles, Bridles, Harness, Col
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10 t> imls extra Family an.1 sup. Flour.
Fresh meal and grits ree'd every week,
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OLD BOURBON
WE have for sale at 'Ninety-Six, !
(J., a superior article of puro ISou
bon Whiskey, nmde at Athland Distiller
Lexington, Ky.
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May Y, 8 fl?tf,l 26
rmurfno t a wr
UVf AKJIJL X JL
ECONOMY
COMBINED, hy stopping at the C7?i\
TRAL IIOTJfL, (Shiver House,
Plain Streql, Columbia, 6. C., where th
Faro is as at any liouso in ti e city, t
$2.50 for tho first day, and $2.00 for ever
day after the first.
Believe no lying report that my houa
es closed for such is not (he case.
D. 13. CLAYTON,
Proprietor.
July 2, I860, 10, 3m
NICKERSON HOUSE
eOLTJMBlA. s. c,
FIR?T -CLASS HOTEL
$3.00 PER DAY.
?M. A.:/ WRIGHT
. n#vlng Assumed Ilia management of thi
House, reapectully eoliciu a share of pnbli
^atrouage. FJlEli OMNIBUS U and from tb
Nov. 6,1808, 28?8in
DENTISTRY
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Wfi. C. WABDLAf, El, D.D. S
Offica ovar Dr. PMkw'a Drug Btora. j
Abbeville C. H? 8. C.
February 26, 1869, 44, if
NOTICE!
v ? ?.? vvrt .. >
CERTAIN Note? and Aceonnta, baloBgini
Vj to tba Estate of Dr. X. E. FteWy,
ira in ftfaa ban da of t?a uodarairoed for col
eclio'o. Patliea oonoarptd would do wall t<
ha?d tfefe aotip*;-.'! \ >. ! i . rTjIro-THOMBOS
4 FAIR.,-.
VpT?^Xmi*^r4t :r ?i.! i -V ^ Y '
L.j V I 4T ' r- -?
NOTICE.
-41*
I) U V (f (V I S T.
C0KE3BURY, S. C.,
iXTOUUl Ui l?if fri???i-1? iinl llio pit
? f T Ou\l In' l?ns ju?l r't'lvi'l ?? full
liicht of tlic very li*sl
; DRUGS, PAINTS, OIL
:, Tarnishes, Djt Ms, Slap,
?! Extracts. Perfumr?*
PAPER, ENVELOPES,
jHAIR DIES AMD RESTORATIVES
-| T11E BEST QUALITY\
\
Atnl nil article* usua'ly lieptby Drt'gR
; which lie tilf'.TJ on the most reasmahle i? ]
" , hi* wlmlc stnek lieim; j'int selected tiy DIl.
jo. MMlWOOD.in Baltimore ami New Yi
I lit u'Mi'i-ni to hiit very complete bIoi:|
} I'i-iws ami Chemiculs, he kivpa constat
n Busily of the very beet qualities of
, BRANDY,
MR AND Willi
| Fur the eu-lt, and f;.mily use, being rec<
I mended :u:?l te.'te-l by slie physicians get)
! ally, Physicians' prescriptions and u)l
j ders filled with ixactin-39, und any nit
called for not oti huud promptly ordered.
J Thankful '-t the very liberal pntronuge
- , ftowod lift.. h; in iluiinir the past ytar
| hope* l>y the most strict attention, Id mot
( | continuance of the same, promising to I
| constantly a supply of ull articles needed
: the iiuVlta (rt-neruily.
J. j Respectfully,'
J. F. T0WNSi.N0,
Feb 12. lscn, 42?If
NOTICE,
j A LL persons having d< mauds cgai
,, I X A. the late John II. Wilson decern
j will present cr pics of their demands p
: perly probated to the undersigned, as s
aR ( ftnt'Ai.tMtl
R. E. BOWIE,
L. C. WILSON",
Administrators
May 7, 18G3, 2?tf
- CARRIAGE m M{
skexof.
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CHARLES CO:
1>KPrCTKUU.Y informs the jmblie
V lie is niv|?ur>>d 1o liuil.l to order, III
G1IQ* find LIGHT HOOK AW AYS, Mid ?<
ull kinds of oAUKlAOH and WAGON WC
at -liort nol ici; rind on n-upoiiuMe terms.
- i;ew woik wtiTHotcd for twelve mouth*.
? February 25. ISii'J, 44, tf
IQHN A. TALMAllG
MAGISTRATE.
ajbi^VTLX/E G. i
/OFFICE formerly oco.nnir/1 1>? T1
-J I ?
a \_J boii & .Fa.r, noxt to W. A.
r- & <!
y April 23d 1869, 52?tf
> J, C. NOLAND, ACT
r* SADDLER AND HARNESS MAKE
c siATm-Tva
t
v Harness ani Triis Bejaire
ALSO,
FURNITURE repaired mid rec
covered. Cano Seats nut iu Chi
All work done neatly, and- on ^roas
* O o torm*. [June 4, 18G9, 6, tf
Shoes, Hats, Calico's, Pa
Stuff, Osnabnrgs, Shirtingi
and Factory Tarn. '
TT^OR. saloW
JP J. KNOX k Co,
. May 1, 1809, 2?tf
; WOOL! WOOLIJ WOOL
xQo uignoat iaariiei Jfrioos
r y . PAIP *0R 3
WQQl,
1 IN 5 EXCHANGE FOR- * GOO
It
THF wool must bo free from bnr? and fori
mailer. Will be taken oltber waahec
unwashed*
MILLER & ROBERTSO
Jane 5,1868, 0, tf '
?mi '
CANS, OYSTERS, TOMATO\
and CORN, &ARDfyESti>'jQM
v - J .. LSSy PEPPER-SAUCE)
2 and MUBTARDi '
? TyO^giUby^ .1 .
I? klj.i-rx J. KNOX A Co.
: MHJ 7, -VJT/..7'
.v.. 8? ,72 ;ft . .'3 A :' m
"ktfPn BEN
*W. <J. Hli'l
At tho Bi
BROAD STREET,
Mi,|
>rt- Is TIIK PLACE TO IlllY Ctll-AP, PL ht
S, BRANDIES, WHISK!
Alos, Fori
IN' CONNECTION
'S' LARGE RECTIFYING AX
rpllE only EstiiMiRlnncnt of lhat 1
OF 1 nothing but l'uro juid Umilliliter
IMPORTERS OF FORE!
i?'b, f0 w},icl) tlioy wonU1 call tlio nMcnlioit
'"y| jail wlio will favor them with their patrc
,rj; in tho f^ulh.
' ?' "YV". C
,Uy HEWITT'S GLOB I] 1ICJ
NT ay 28. 1800, 8?3m
Y CHEAP
i'SPRIMGAND!
gouAitt.:
il a
PI
I
_ Will sell the followi
TR\
s SPRING P01
ro mmrnm
.. WHITB AUPAfifiJ
s*. mm suits cas
i\
;il WHITE DUCK PANTS Aft
WHITE A
LARGE STC
General Prim, Velocipedes, Alpine, Fe!
jo- ~ leshosh,
* c U T ]
R^dgera and Wostenlx
Ej "Pans! Fans! Fans Paras<
QUARLES,
_J May 7, 1760. 2t
.on. ROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Lee
HP TT i~\ LX
H_ J.J. ?3.
Is now receiving supplies of the full
Sugar, Coffee and MolasBt3.
B.icon, Sides, Shoulders aud llams,
Laid, best kettle,
linkers, Spiders, Ovens and Tote,
A large lot of extra Cover.",
Brooms, Buckets and Tubs,
Cast nnd l'low Si eel,
Horse and Mule Shoes,
Horse Shoe Nails,
Iron, all sizes,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt;
I 25 bbU. Elour,
T ATTAmrr a
xixtytm&ts tt
Best selection, from
Collins' Axe*, Long Handle Shovels
Shot Guns, Leather and Shoe Finding
with manv oilier articles useles to tuer
Persons indebted are required t
josls shou'd be added to their accoui
J WILL bo resorted to, if settlement is
mm
Fob 19, 1809, 43?tf
1 THE A:
f CARRtAl
? SEAL, SIGN
PEOPI
. rpHE subscriber* would respectfully
J_ skillful workmen, and all tbe nece
1 I RT A runs HTTfiflT Ccs K xtrv ntlnA>
. .0.1* 1/ avju;
ne?9.
All new work- warranted for twelve i
for GASH, which we make to tbe pur
PAINTING AND TK
Particular attention will be given to the
giea, and all contact* faithfully oarriec
* SMITH ]
sign
I or We Have in onr employ an efficient
- We have * Patent Tire-Shrink
fact a?eurr?cj without outtiog, makm|
without damaging the wbeof in tbe ieai
would do well to remember that one-be
by outtingaud shrinking in the u?ual w
where thia machine je uaed.
k CONSTAHT
NEW BUGGIES of tb.e'bert material
Walnnt and Drpp Bhicjlt Cpffio8. ^)|)<
appointed Cme, and peraonal attention j
H.jr ??. I?f9,fzrjf. r:,r ' T
i:?!% , ' .. ;
~7 RIMPEITLI!
It A T
V1TT & CO.,
g Sign No. 262,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
J AND t'N ADULTERATED LUjUoiU*, SUCU
IES, RUMS, Gil WINES
tarn. "Ril.tfire.
WITH TU13 HOUSE IS A
D REFlNjLNTr IS8T ABLIS11MENT,
kind, in the Southern Stnli-.l^ w.,,flr? ^ejr mak?
ated Liquors. Tliey are also
IGN LiaUORS AND CIGARS,
of the trade. They defy competition, assuring
>r.age, that thoy will aell cheaper tbnu any Uoustj
. HEWITT & CO.t
TEL, Fare Beduecd to 83 Per Day,
One oi' the Best Hotels iii the South.
! CHEAP!
SUMMER GOODS.
IRRIN '
& CO.,
ng articles at low prices.
f us
PUNS. I,FINOS
t, MWIS, limes,
ISIMERE SUITS, ETC.,
'I) VEST, WHITE LINEN SUITS
LP A CCA SACKS.
!CK OF HATS,
It, While find lilaek, Straw Ilats, at 25 Cent*,
VSKTXLATSD.
LERY.
>l:nea Pocket Knives and
)ls! Parasols! Parasols! for Bale.
T>K"RT>nv nn
JL _a^i ,-..UC V>U.
HARDWARE, AND CUTLERY.
EAKIN
owing articles, which are offered at low prices :
j 20 IbU. Planting Potatoes.
| Tableland Pocket Cutlery,
Ilook and But Hinges,
Hand Siiws, Drawing Kuives,
Screws, of ull sizes,
Siltera, Brass Kettles Ac.,
Fine Smoking and Chewing Tobacco ,
Tupenline and Toilet Soaps,
Starch, Soda, Powder, Lead and shot,
Canned Goods of all kinds,
Cheese and Maccaroni.
| Mackerel, iu kits, 1-4 and 1-2 bblsl
f JSMt EIMM.
the lowest to the highest price.
, Forks and Spades, Wash Boards and Scrub#,
;s?, Coil, Trace, Breast and Dogs Clmin?, &c.r
ilion, all of which will be sold low for Cash,
o pay up. Indulgence will not be granted. Its
nts, iliev can only blame themselves. The law
not made immediately.
js. mm:mm.
BBEVTLLB
11 SHOP*
& ROBERTSON,
UETOBS.
r inform the public that they are prepared with
ssarry materials for the manufacturing of CARtfS.and
all other work pertaining to their buffimonths,
aud sold at the lowest figures possibly
cbaBer's interest, .. . .
LMMING DEPARTMENT.
i Painting and Trtaming of CrriAgea and BugI
out, \ h
DEPARTMENT. workqaan
in all the branches of Ibis business,
er with (which w,e can sbrinjstirea witb pery
the weakest places stronger' than before, and
it Persona who have tires that need shrinking
df the wheels are ruiued or jnaterislly injured
'ay. Satisfaction is guaranteed ifl ierery job
? W H AMD,
L .Also, Metallic Oases. JmitaiiooJfaaewgod,
, <o * 7! 7/OITT /{[
% H .81 .'.'M l fti' *
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