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THE ALMOND TREE. My love was put io the garden, Under the almond tree, All in the blush of blossom That blows for the honey-bee. 1 came up over the daisies, Before she could turn to see I caught her hand ard kissed it Under the almond tree. She flushed like'a rose in summer She stepped aside frcm me "I am young," she said, "and happy, And I pray you let me be." '.To be happy," said I, "it neede-.h That a man and a maid sgree" And I turned and left her weeping Under the almond tree. She made a step through the daisies She called with a sob to me She said, "How can 1 be happy If you are not there to Bte?" I looked in her eye3 and liogered Like blossom in M&y blushed she ! I clasped her close, and kissed her Under the almond tree [May Proby.1. Froh Fashion Notes. Steele passementeries are passe. Grecian banda for the hair are made of silver, inlaid With mock gems. Gigot puffs ate seen upon many important carriage and dinner dresses Peaked or poiuted bodices, wilh gathered scarf panier draperies, will be much worn. It takes very little of striped nov elty goods or plush to renovate w half-worn dress. Moire is as fashionable this Wiutei as Surah was laac, but Surah is by no means discarded. Even when new skirts Kre round and clinging in effect the draperiet are extremely bouffant. Large collars are wem by chil dren, g.ris in their teeus, young la dies, matrons, and elderly women. Heavy ?double box-plaited ruch ings adorn the bottom of the skirt of many handsome costnmes. Shooting jackets ot dark colored sardinal cloth are worn on the street? in New York with black skit ts. Surah moire is the name of a raw material designed lor dress trimming and millinery purposes. Long plain skirts of Velvet will b? worn with Louis XV coats and tcaif draperies of light-hued brocade. Jackets are giving place to lon^ dolmans, Frenen pelisses, circle and Pompadour of Mother Hubbard eloaks. Moire and Surah are lrequentiy combined in the same suit, with one er more materials and trimming* be sides. In Paris dark gray and dark green will be the popular colors fo; out door costum?e, and in furs the largest orders have been for natural beavei and Kamtchatka seal. Deep collars, gatbtred in Mothei Hubbard fashion, are made of black and cream Surah and trimmed with black Spani h lace. They are li 0? e?ough to cover the shoulders. Cloak clasps made of R man gobi audjapis lazuli are very "faahionabie The ?toue is of a4ad.uk blue color mottled with brown, and it H fr* m this that the much vaiued j ig m en called ultramarine is made. Bright colored stripes and chtckt are again in ?aver, and those uh' rush alter every novelty will at on-e appear in zebra Agarba,*! showing at many different bu-a asa*the ancient costume v rn bj Joseph himself. The eek .icred silks that are us d as foundations "to walking cesium et are pulte de soi , cotton-bhckeu satin Washington!! atletas, the Paris Louvre, and caeheinire'de'soie. Riiiie is agaif. coming"?into lavor. The velours frappe appears again n three varieties, covered with flora! designs,* with (watered stripe.-g ano with satin stripe.-; but the two last have not a happy effect, and they will only be used sparingly as dies. and muntle^.trimmiu^s. NEGROES LEAVING EDGKFTELD - A number of colored immigrants with their familiesj|bave been aniving ii Beaufoit, from Edgefi-dd C ity *or the past few days, and they art said to be pioneers of larger mm. berswho are corni: g to settle np si-me of the idle and abandoned plantation., in this vicinity. Large tracts of lieh and inexhaustible laud are lying waste, and in some instaucea are a dead expense to their impoverished ownerB, who it seems are not loth to embrace the opportunity ot having their broad acres reclaimed and ie Bottled. They are a sturdy set of la' lorers, and some of them seem to have a little money, and some have stock They represent the section lrom which they come as dreadfully affected by adverse seasons and short crops. News and Courier. CAUSE AND EFFECT.-The inai? cause of nervousness is indigestion and is caused by weakness of the stomach. No one can have sound nerves and g od health without using Hop Bitters to strengthen the stom ach, purify the blood, and keep the liver and kidneys active, to carry of! all the poisonous and waste mattel of the system.- Advance. Guiteau's former wife, Mrs. Dun mire, ia in Washington, and she gives a shocking account of his cruelty. She is 32 years of age and very la dy like in her appearance. She does not believe much in the insanity dodge. -1 i ipi i-. Coal Oil or Petroleum may be very nice for illuminating or lubricating purposes, but f-urely it is not the proper thing to cure a cough with. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup is looked upon as the standard Cough remedy The Atlanta Exposition will close positively with the year. So all who desire to visit the great Southern ex hibit must do so during December. The Menasha (Wis.) Press says : A Granger, Esq., of this city, uses St. Jacobs Oil on his horses with de cided succesj and profit. Ayer's HairVigor, FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY AND COLOR. IT is a most agreeable dressing, which is at once harmless and effectual, for preserving the hair. It restores, with the gloss and freshness of youth, faded or gray, light, and red hair, to a rich brown, or deep black, as may be desired. By its use thin hair is thickened, and baldness often though not always cured. It checks falling of the hair immedi ately, and causes a new growth in all cases where the glands are not decayed ; ?while to brashy, weak, or otherwise diseased hair, it imparts vitality and strength, and renders it pliable. The VIGOR cleanses the scalp, cures and prevents the formation of dandruff; and, by its cooling, stimulating, and soothing properties, it heals most if not all of the humors and diseases peculiar to the scalp, keeping it cool, clean, and soft, under which conditions diseases of the scalp and hair are impossible. As a Dressing for Ladies' Hair The VIGOR is incomparable. It is color less, contains neither oil nor dye, and will not soil white cambric. It imparts an agreeable and lasting perfume, and as an article for thc toilet it is economi cal and unsurpassed in its excellence. PREPARED BY DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Practical anti Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass. BOLD OY ?LL DRUGGISTS EVERTWHERS. TUTT INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AMD THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. SYMPTOMS Or A Loaaof appetite.Nauaea.boT7eIs costive, Pain in theHa ad, with a dSDsen aati qbin the back part, yain undcrjh? ahonlder blade, Oiliness after eati?g^ith ajiBinr clination to exertion o f bod y^rmind, Irritability of temper, Eow api rit^JLoBS of memory, wita a feeling of_havip.g_negr leoted some dnty. weariness."Dizziness. Flattering of the Heart, D otshefor a th o eyes. Yellow Bain, H cadachc, Regjless n'ess at night, highly colored Urine. LT THESE WASHINGS ARE UNHEEDED, SERIOUS DISEASES WILLSOON BE DEVELOPED. TUTT'B PILLS are especially tidttpted to auch caaes,one dose effects suchachauge of fooling as to astonfsh tho sufferer. They Increase tlie Appetite, mid cause the body to Taite on Flesh, thus thu system ls nourished, and by lb elrToElc Action ou the DigestiveOrKaun, Btciilnr tttooln are pro duced. Price ?5 ceuts. 35 Murray St., ?.Y. TUTT'S HAIR DYE, GRAY HAIR or WHISKEUS changed to a GLOSSY BLACK by a single application of this DYK. lt Imparts a naturul color, acts Instantaneously. Bold bj Druggists, or ?eui bj expres-i on receipt of Ji. Office, 35 Murray St., New York. (Dr TCTT8 HAMAL of Vilumble Iniorm.tlon ?nd fe CeftU KectlpU ?Hl U ulM FREE on .ppllr.llon. J uheum?ism Neuralgia, rains, ' J Pain in the.Back and Side. f There ls nothing more painful than these diseases; but the pain can be removed and the disease cured hy use of Perry Davis' Pain Killer. Thia remedy ls not a cheap Benzine or Petroleum product that must be kept away from fire or heat to avoid danger of explosion, nor ls it an untried experi ment that may do more harm than good. Pain Killer has been tn constant use for forty years, and the universal testimony from all parts of the world ls, lt never fails. It not only effects a permanent cure, but lt relieves pain almost Instantaneously. Being a purely vegetable remedy, lt ls safo In the hands ot the most inexperienced. The record of cures by the use of PAIN ETILER would fill volumes. The following extracts from letters received show what those who have tried lt think: Edgar Cady, Owatonna, Minn., says : About a year since my 'Rife became subject to severe suffering- from rheumatism. Our resort was to the PAIN KILLEB, which speedily relieved her. Charles Powell writes from the Sailors' Home, London : I had been afflicted three years with neuralgia and violent spasms of the stomach. Tho doctor? at Westminster Hospital pave up my caao In despair. I tried your PAIX KILLER, and it gave mo immediate relief. I have regained my strength, and am now able to follow my usual cxxnpa?on. G. E. walworth. Saco, Me., writes: I experienced Immediate relief from pain la the side by the use of your PAIN KILLER. E. York says: I have used your PAIN KILLEB for rheunaticm. and have received great benefit. Barton Seaman says : Have used PAIN KILLER for thirty years, and havo found it a nezer-faUimj remedy for rheumatism and lameness. Mr. Burdltt writes : ^vJi,nV?ail? to P**8 relief in cases of rheumatism. Phil. Gilbert, Somerset, Pa., writes : From actual use, I know your PAIN KILLEB ls the best medicine I can get All druggists keep PAL* KILLER. Its price Is so low that lt ls within the reach of all, and It will save many times its cost In doctors' bills. 25c, 50c. and 91.00 a bottle. O PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors, Providence, R. I. THE The Latest The Best. THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. The handsomest and most complete LARGE ARM MACHINE Yet produced. ILLUSTRATED CIRCULARS SENT ON APPLICATION. Victor Sewing Machine Co., .Itiddletown, Conn. ?Southern Office. No. 8 N. Charles St, Baltimore, Maj Tii-i M'urt ?t and Iti-.st 31 cilicine ever Jlade. AoojpMnatlou of Hops, Buchu, Marv drakle and Dandelion, with mi mu heat and most oliiri tlTt |>ropertU? of ull other Hitter*. niakot\tliet;''eatc< Blood Purifier, Liver Reg u l\ a tor, U",J 1 "ni1 Uml?i Maatoriaa; Agent ouVlMMHBBVcuith. KodJseeMo^k&n posslWj lons e-.bt whare Hop Hitters mo u?%cu,80 val leii .ml perfect aro their operatigiiB.BBjja The7 gire tow ll V? ?i fIgortotfcUfliaai laina. To all nlio>o e%ml,lOTI"c"lH''u""u IffWtlarl* ty orthuhowrlsor\?''imii y OirmilH, or wno le quiioan A|io?tfawrVfoula ??".,,,,w Stimulant, Ilopltltters uro lwaajV|li>M*< without Intox icating. SOaWK No nuiiihi' wiiut umr fo^."0"K^ '"' symptoma are nliiit tho <liF>ea.s^<)i'nll%iriel,c llopMil laca, lion't ?ruit until youn^'e Mels '"it if you only feel Imil or nuaei ahlo.n "HU ttl viii at once lt may ?ive your life, lt liasB" " v oil hil ml reda. $500 will he pahl fora cal^e tlu-y nil) not euro or li-l p. Jio not hurter * oilet j mir friitmia ittfrer,lmt u?a amt unca thom^tu"su HOP B Itawainher. Hop Hilter? ls noV?"e, druifirmj drunken noatrnui. hut the I'uics^^^'1111 lie?t Medicine arer minie ; the "IJIVll.lDS^^ HJtlK.SD and UOtV ?nd no pemon or fauiily^lV lliould he without them. c-pj | ajajajajjA D.I.C.ls R" absolut? md IrTWlHIMt cur.' I forhrankaikBrM,u*enf opium, u ioco> andu narcatlcs. All nil M.v u.u^-l':i. BMlt'jl ?or t'ircuU- Hep Mttar* Mfa. Ca.; Jr ?wcussscKsn i MODI AND 1WH MIUII? SM! HISS KELLIE PURCELL . . -i Respectfully requests all Edgefielq Ladies who shall be in Augusta this Fall or Win ter to visit her Millinery Establishment and inspect her Matchless assortment-^ Milli nery (loods* FBENCN BONNETS AH ROUND MAW! FRENCH FLOWERS, FEATHERS RIBBONS LACES, FANCY JET JE WELRY? &C., &C -AT THE IVEW YORK MILLINERY STORE. Oef?0-2ni GAS, STEAM AND HYDRAULIC wm 318 JACKSON STREET, Near Bell Tower, AUGUSTA,GA. :o: Aixrr) AG-EHXTTS FOB OTTS "ELEVATORS" OF ALL KINDS. RUN BY GAS, STEAM OR WATER POWER. Hydraulic and Steam Enpines, Wind Mi?ls, Grain Mills, Feed Cut ters, Ericsson's New Ca loric Pumping Engine, The Nev Otto Silent Gau Engine. Kider'.' New Caloric Pumping Engine Delamater Steam Pump, Water Karns, injectors. Ejectors, Sc, Steam Water aftd Gas Fittings, Eis tn rea. and Mat? rial ol' all Descriptions Hand, Drive Wei!, and Power Pomps, Hose Pt pe, &c, for Steam Water anti Gas, Valve? O otk*, water Closets Bath ~?nbs, Urimls Wash Stands, Rinks Boilers, (fcc, kept ir Stock J5j?T* Estimates and Prices for Material, or for Healing, Lighting, or Fitting up o -Mills. Stores or Residences in City or Count y freely furnished on application, by-Jet ter or iu person, to i CHAPMAN BROTHERS, NO. 318 JACKSON STREET, NEAR HELL TOWER; AUGUSTA, GA. .Inly 21-Cm -Maa-aaaaafrw ...??jmw???iv?ii -WORTH OF SHOES.1 THAT MUST BE SOLD ?N THE JNTEXT 60 rna and innre still arriving bv every train 1 have just arrived from the North am Rast with the beat SELECTED etock ever ottered in BOOTS, SHOES, il ?.T8 aie TRUNKS and will sell them at pr id's that iicly competition* Gents Kip Brogans. 75c, $1 Best $1 26r* Gent's Kip Boots, $1 75. 2.00 to 2.50. Gent'*;; Calf Brogans, 75c- $1 fer thc best rn -de Allatyl?? of ?; nts fine li A MD* M W>E l'< '>TS and ^IfnKs i,u hand. In Lidies Misse?' ?nd '"hi'dr.-n's I h IVH ?,:? ?>n " ?nH?U ..i uti kinda Ti mu the finest to lin c?i?"?ijws- i>iH'!e Laaks :-?hoes, 75:-., SI Us $350. :;li:ses fr ?rn 50 cen ti: Dp. Childs ?rom 25e to $1 50. FIVE IK' OREO eases fur adi'd-sab- ?vbbdi will bes?ild Hlbotloni pri?es. A I a-?k i- to examine my ?t'iek nod ?Mire- ,?ni im in m vi need. .. . L D STA N DO !.' M ? 'K S Ki ITT & W ! i ] ?TEN DA LE. J 5LB BKBnfa'' EL^ rfc.!' >ept 22-'5m T T.JV?.K new 833 Broad St, Augusta, Ga. 831 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia, BU Y THE ? ll FIFTEEN SIZES IN STOCK. Sept 15-?lll BOHLER & PIERSON &MHMt wi wnm mum, Corner of Bro ul and Kollock Streets, AUGUSTA, GA., Do all kinds of repairing and painting, and beyond doubt sel THE HST ONE HORSE WAGON IN THE STATE. S. pt 22-jan I, JORD?N, THE CLOTHIER Is uowjrecei ving the largest and most complete stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS ETC. EVER OFFERED IN AUGUSTA, mo WU IOU he especially invites tba attention nf the citizens of Ed ge ll ubi ajp JL. adjoining counties in South Carolina. HENRY S. JORDAN, 736 Broad Street, - AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. sept-lfi-.tm JAMES G. BAILIE & SONS, .-Dealer in-? CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, WINDOW CURTAINS and SHADES, -Also a Pull Line of WALL PAPERS & BORDERS, 713 BROAD STF.SET. AUGUSTA, SA. OLD STAND JAS. G BAILIE & BRO. EVERYTHIISTG STRICTLY -A.1 April 20, 1881.-201y 1?37 ESTA BUSHED 1837 FURNITURE PALACE. The Cheapest, the Neatest, the Largest and Oldest Establishment in Georgia French dresser mantle ami ptarE mirrors,bedsteads (?entre and card bibles, sideboards, china and silver caves-, hall Miamis, leathe. s and curl ed bair, parlor deskH, i ni inn ward roi ie?', laney nm! folding chairs secretaries, sofas, lounges, wash stands, rattan und carpet roeLers, spring mattresses, ?pring pillows,etc Largest assort ment of fine bed room suits in rosewood, mahog any, walnut and oak, of latest pat terns ami lowest prices. Parlor suits in ebony and gold, mahogany, walnut and gold, in cotellne raw silks, reps, satin ..te laine, bair and mohai r coverings, in large variety at equally low fig .?res. ?II 708 and 710 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Agents for the National Wire Net Mattress. Sign of the Big Chair. UNDERTAKI??G?NALL ITS BRANCHES. Everything appertaining tn the Undertaking Business at Wholesale and Retail. Telegraph orders promptly attended to. PLATT BROS, Agents. supt J?-t?m. ROBBST H. ?H?LY & CO., A-XJGrXJST^, G--A. MANHFACTURER?* AND DEALERS IN CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS AND PLANTA TION WAGONS, Arall line of the above Hoods now in Suire, which ia rpm ? . tinish and styli surpass airy that have been brought lut?? the State. WUKIM dso mauufactur ing our STAND -. RD ORA DES of Buggies, Wagons, it?., tha" ;ve been so lon? and favorably knowii throughout the State, and are now boin-.' sold at LOW Kl PRICES than can be readied by any other nous". Manufacturer's Agents forthrraaln of ETUDESAK GRS, WILBURN and TEN NFSSKE PLANTATION WAGONS niall sijsea, whi.-h ?. .-: ->.i r:..- test for tin naht half century, and to-day head I lie ; ist. fur lia!,! .; .-. . :.:?.? ^rt.ii durability Prices as low as required for wagons nf inferior ur-?<? .?. TO THO SK rx w vNTnp CHEW:: \ BI* ; if:-::: We are offering a Large Stork lhai has just lieen r ... .?.-.i fruin du liest Manu facturent iu Cincinnati,.which have beau made for ii? i?ett*?r mni . . i?1, and ar helter painted and finished, th;?n have ever lieen nm ;< fur ibis s??aiwu t>?iure. l'KICK? RXTllEMKI.Y LOW. A full Stock of Harness, Saddles, Oak and UHUI". >..% -;-I1H Lather, calfskins* Lining Skins, Shoe Findings, Leather and Rubbei is-tt.ogall sir.ts, Ku Uber Pack ing, Collars, Bridies, Harnes? Fin? I lugs, Sime Tool . ?v. S-de A?H!.:.-< ..)?. STARI H AMISS and TRACE CHAINS-every pair warran i ed fur li??? y?ntr.?. New Yorl Belting and Packing (Jo's Superior Rubber Belting the U-.-M HI inn \*-- rid". PA ROTTS VARNISH -unequalled by any wier .finke. TheSIliK SPRINl PH--ETON, price $15; tbe.Sl DE SPRING PIANO RIJOUY, pii<-e $!.) - tho best ve hielo ever produced fort:: looney. Weight 21? pr. i-. l< jggg* Send for Catalogu and Price List. Call and i< us when in lb*- <-it.y and b convinced that our prices ure lower than any housi- ia ihn State -.ept l?-hu J. W. WALLACE W .1 i'RANSTOl WALLACE & CR \NST0N. (Successors to WARREN WALLACE ,t '*o.) ITH mum DEALERS m) mmmim mmum, 729 end 731 Reynolds St, - - AUGUSTA, GA ._Liberal advances ru iJ.\ on ivmsafniTienl* nt |n?r rain oi'f in lernst Ifauctfi'ig ? ties furnished al l.r.v-: rnarkel nrtco. s.-.ri.-- |>*r-un>u attention elven to weigh I and s.-llin. a itlotl rlllll him AftHNTS I'OH Or ir- i?*?*A3Bi! f?ii**?)ar !*roof .Naife*, ES???-Standard Sentes, 3S:*ii\? ?i ?i-Kl <'<liM?? 4 olio?. ?Will; $ ? :i ss ?3 :\ rd Fe ri i i i au? r.?*. DRUGS, SDI?, wm ill tn ..ET /INI) FANCY AR' AND--.! SPHmm RES H FAMILY GROCERIES --A. TSJ" ID Corifeo i ioiieries. No. ?, PARK BlOW, ROftElFIELO, S fl April Ti, 1881.-1/21 mm I H0HHH? m E. D. SMYTHE & CO., THE GREAT SOUTHERN MOCKERY DEALERS Tl - Broad Stvpet, Augnsia, G?. Offer to Parnhaaers a saving of from 30 to 50 Canto o ?di Goods in their line REM EM BICK Til AT THIS IS THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSI sept-l? 3m GREAT REDUCTION! --A.T "Wholesale and Retail FOR CASH! Ci wing to the shortness of the Cotton Crop and tho ?Sigli Pri?es of Provisions we have determined to offer our very large and carefully selecied stock of BOOTS, SHOES & HATS. FOR FALL AND WINTER TRADE, AT REDUCED PRICES. ORDERS by mail receive prompt and careful attention. We extend a cordial invitation to all needing goods in our line to examine our stock, as we are confident they will save time and money by HO doing. WM. MULHERIN A CO, Feb 2-1 vD 70 and 913 Broad St, August Ga. A Display of BBSS Fa bri! BELIEVED TO BE U??gKEG^ENTED!3T ' TN THIS B?AHK?T, IS NOW BEING MADE BY, It Iucluiles ExteustTO Assortments of Kreuch, Herman and .1 English Textures, A Partial List ls Subjoined, as Illustrante of Numerous-Lots Not Named, y- ; ' ; COLORER?'tiOODS ?EPARTIttE?VT. In this Department, stripes jnnd plaids seem to be amoug the favorite nove?t?e? this season. We ire'showing very many exclusive iii jugs in Ombre Stripes and Plaids, and Moire Stripes HM Plaids for Combinations and Trimmings; alsO'Satin Couleur. Satin BbadjUnes, Satin Merveilleux, Satin Brocades, Satin Stripes, Plain Satins, Plushes and Colors, Cm ore Stripe Plushes, Tinsel Suitings, Watered Silks and Satins; and in" Worsted Fabrics we have Tinsel Suits, ChuddaSnits,,with Sashes, to be used a= trimmings, Beautiful Iroquois Stripes, Rijeh and elegant plaids, Chudda Cloth} and.; Flannel Md tings. Wc lave Trimming? to match all of the above Fabrics. ' . " ' ' ." '_. . ^ , ^ Here wejkeep the Rest Mellish Crape ; the Finest Crape Veils, Bombazines, Henriettas, Crape Cloths, Cs-hiners, /"budda (Moth, Australian Cloth; Venetian (-loth, Armures, Vi?coria?,;.t'|i.t??, Broead"?, su ??.?es. Plaids and Watered Materials. The above arejall pf the lin*-' ! makes ind most beautiful texture.' In Silksand Satins we have Cheap Black Sides riio Blr.L *i,k<. Black Satins, Black Marvell lenx. Black Blind?mes, and thj.-am-st extensi.v.- assortment of Brra-adesever shown South of New York. EyeryUiilUt yo", can think silk laces. Embroideries, il . Satchels and Belt in seN, S . R??J?t?i?4 OT every K::;d.;TiandkerchIefs,|Linen and Brushes, I :?...*?.... 1/ *vS\ Fine Combs. Tapes, Braid?, itel? an t heiix it; par:?r.e. Fichus, veilings, Illusions, Wash. Blonde, Dotted J>'?t, i', mseis Ve-. T;*s"tt&t Kringea and Gi mps,, all Styles and Colors, Guimpnre Lae?, ifondeau^ snmd-h Li?es, Ribbons, Balls and Cres cents, Ornamente, and thousand bf oth? r in.v-t.i? s ''heap and Pretty. G#?OV?W ArtiktijSi ft>li5?lT. This Department compre - wervthi '/ !.> .Keriin fi love?. Cloth Cloves, Castor Gauntlets, Kid Gauntlet* -n I IV'IVKI-J: e-?. ir.* Snr^b Bernhardt and the Moa qutaire. These are very n >f A!s ? a fiili^mc of .fiiwvfn'a Black and Colored, White and Opera Kids, in .'.? rn--, ??.??T, ti v*>, >i\ ned flglii buttons. Our Hosiery Department is the most comp; !.. in the ?-itv. lt cmsisu of Stripes,.Plaids, Solids, Ribbed; also Misses Silk BO ;> in*the Kow Colors. Ladies Brown, Bleached and Colored iu every style, Jrom^the,cheapest to our Silk Lisles, at $1.75. Our line ot" Gents' Half Hose is also complete. .,M , . H?TJ^KgiEEFI?'?'CiOODS." Damask of all kinds, the lu st ever shown for the prices. Napkins, Doylies, Towels, Spreads, Blankots, Table Covers, Lace Curtains, Sheeting, P. C. Cotton, and Carpets the cheapest.ever oifered., IS Coses Blankets..rivery Price-"iOO lbs Darning Thread, all Nos, at..5c G2 dozen Napkins at.50c i 10 pieces wide Black Cashmere at..:. 85c 83 Doylies at.">0e.; 10 pieces wide black Cashmere at.....-i?c IM) dozen Towels at....??.'?...10c. 10 pieces wide black Cashmere at._45c ."iO ctpzon HaiiUkerchielnfut.??c. IO pieces, all ?wool very-wide black ' 5(1 dozen Half Hose, worth 40c, at....ale... :Chndda Cloth, worth75c,only.50c 50 dozen :t Button Kid Gloves"(porfect) at 60c. Onr Goods are guaranteed as represented and to be a? cheap as can be bought South of New York. DEtANE & HICKOK,. -Anornsta, Ga. ?tjr;?|t ' AT THE L0WREY WAGON FACTORY. A?G?STA.GA r liavo thc largest Si ode of Wagons over offered before in Liiis City, and ? will SELL THEM LOW B Know ilieJCrcprar? ?h?rt, and I Propose Dividing VS y Prcrtil?J ?rsth the Farmers: " 14 '?' rt ?"1 blt \ ONE-HORSE WAGONS, -AT PRICES EVER BEFOSE HEARD OP! 100 TWO HORS!-: \VAGONS~FlRST-CLASS GOODS, A.Tf LTTW "'THICBSR" Complete Stock of VYIWJOTI Harness of ali kinds. Give me ' a cal! before buying. J. H. LOWBEY, *?tg ?S-tf CORNS?: <" \ MPEELL ?rc ELLIS STS, AUGU8TA, GA. arr.- -^--.^*s?>*3^-^.?x*3E^?^.. -aciticr Tim rc E FURNITURE STORE ? AUGUSTA. \V?? Ilnv*?R??1IU*?K1 Mw* Hvicte of 1 'nniiluve li.r> Per Cent. Since We < ' :. n i ?-? lot !u>; City. tlVEKYTH???G in our lin. i- FRESH, N KW A ND STYLISH. We look to lt that i our customers always gel (ho latest patterns, both in Parlor and Bed Room Furniture. We sell everything in our line on itv merits Our stock is.IMMENSE and we .WII-.IL, PLEASE O XT IR CUSTOMERS. -BOTH rx STYLE AND PRICE. We sell FEATHER MA V PRE ;SF.X and SPRING BF.OS, the NEW YORK BRAI DED WI BK is thu BUST. "IT?^T THEM! ;??F Fair dealings and lair prices is our motto. All foods packed and shipped free of charge. sept-15-6m. 717 Broad Street, Augusta. L0W|STOVCEM ^ ??FINE PRICES. . RANGES Q S3 < sn gH g U A cd O w W LARGE Stock. 924 Broad Street, i AUGUSTA, - - - Georgia. - ;? E BOUGHT ? ? m?m mmu ' j -AND I! CHALLENGE COMPARISON OF GOODS' Sc PRICES. and M^NTLESJ QUICK Sales. DAY, TAWNAHIL?i & CO., 7mt & 733 ig road St., Aiigii?ea, Ga., Mannf!?otnvevs and l^ealars in all Kinds or CARRIAGE*, iLxs&fr v, r . pari' S M Vs f ?r^C^-^Sr* Manufacturers Ag'ts ".^7.; li /?Sf?Z^^Z for the sale of the s<-.-i^^fl)., / X Cortltn^ Wagon Co's WA?ONS, / \ JEBBsBpjgaML / y\ PLATFORM SPBIN? riDT? Vf /\ \ l^f?^^J*yr*g>'T*rl/ / \ WAQON, acknowl ac? / WJ/ "7 /^---A edged the beet. The ti A * e I Nlr ? 3gH-^^BCL 1 CORTLAND CHARIOT Also Agents for -JfL ^ I L--^^0-the lighteet and the salo of Wilson, I I \ /I \\ /strongest Buggy Childs A (WPbila-VX / \ N/ XS / \ \/made? for |65. 8 * ' delphia WAOONS A \./ rabil itv and lie;!it draft of this celebrated manufacture, we refer to Mesara. A. F. Broadwater. Julius Day and Capt P. Ii. Smith, of Edgefleld county, Owen Alder- 1 man, Esq., Aiken comity. Also the well known and reliable Webster Wagon, the Old Hickory Kentucky Wagon, and our own mane of One and Two-Horee Wagons, which we offer at prices lower than work of same grade and quality can be pur chased elsewhere. We have added to our Stock a full line of Cheaper Grade Bug gies, made to our own order, with special regard to the quality of the Wheels, Ax les and Springa, which we will sell lower than any house this side of Cincinnati. . ^Sff-No Cheap Anction Work Sold.-^R Also Wholesale Doalers in Saddlery and Harness, Bridles, Collars, Whipa-Bug iry Umbrellas, Trunks, Coach Material of every description, Springs, Axles, Hubs,. Spokes, Rims, Boita, Bands, Oil Cloth, Varnishes. . Also, Leather and Gum Belting and Packing, Rivets and Lacing. Punches. Italian nemp and Soapstone Packing Also, Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather, French and American Calf Skins, Lining? Threads, Ac A full stock of Lasts, French and bos-toe, just received. //rtr-Send on vour Orders, or call and see us. Our prices will at all time? b? - BOTTOM PRICES. Oct. 5,1880.-ly-lS ?