Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, April 11, 1872, Image 3
THE ADVERTISER.
Terms, 83,00 per Auuum.
You Will Henr from the Piedmont
& Arlington Next Weeli.
We have in hand a long and very1 im
portant advertisement from the great
Piedmont it Arlington Life Insu ranee
Company, which, on account of circum
stances beyond our control, wo cannot
lay before om' readers this week. We
regret extremely that such should bc the
case. Look out for lt however, next
week. And do nothing further in the
way of Insuranco business until you
see it. . .
Correction.
In writing, last week, of the meeting of |
the. Kdgefield Medical Association, we
made a mistake in stating that Dr. Tim
merman was one of tho four Delegates to
thc coming Medica] Convention in Co
lumlTia. Instead of D*r. Timmerman, we
should have written the name of our
fiignd Dr. D. C. Tompkins.
?S3" We have to-day reeeived'anothei
let ter from Rev. E. W. Horno, now st;
tioncd atMi?rhi7jVI0., wfiich we will pub
lish in our next issue. '
fiSr Tho accident to Mr. F. M. Thomas,
mentioned in our last as having occurred
at Batesville, happened at Ridge Spring
Depot. Mr..Thomas is of the iirm-of
Cartledge it Thomas, doing business at
the latter place. Mr. T. had his left arm
amputated,.and'also the third finger on
the right hand, but was at last accounts,
we are pleased to state, in a fair way of
recoverv.
If. S. Commissioner.
On Wednesday last in the United States
Circuit Court, Andrew Ramsay, Esq.,
upon application, Was, appointed Com
missioner of tho TJ. S. Circuit and. Dis
trict Court of this State for Edgefield
Count}-, vice R. W. Cannon, Esq., re
ljeved.
Result of tho Municipal Election!
On-Monday lust, occurred our animal
municipal election. Thc davin our town
was one of intense excitement-an ex
citement mo?? Concentrin cd than demon
strative-leadi?g?tp no coniljao.tion or un
pleasant occurrence? worthy of mention.
We now give the resultcf thc election :
? People's Ticket.
For Intendant.
JOH y WOOLLEY, 93 votes.
For Wardens.
D. L. TURNER, 154 vot.es-on both
tickets-,
A. A. CLISBY, OS
J. c. SHEPPARD, 95 M
J. L. ADDISON, Ol gt
Republican Ticket.
For Intendant.
JOHN H.-MCDEYTTT, ?>1 votes,
For Wardens.
D. L TURNER, 151 votes-on both
tickets,
ROUT. GREEN, G3 "
PARRI* SlMKlNS, GI "
AUGUSTUS SARRIS, 59 "
It will be seen that tho Peoples** Tickc(
triumphed by a larpje majority. Of thc
five citizens composing tho new-Council,
Messrs. Woolley and Turner are well
known Republicans, thc other three are
Democrats of the purest record. Allare
men of energy, good sense, and good
feeling. They Have it in their power to
do much for our -town-materially ?md
politically. We earnestly hope they will
come up manfully and conscientiously
to thc linties anet requirements or the
situation. Mr. Woolley, as County Treas
urer, has for ? long time past been steadi
ly gaining the confidence and rc ?peet o:
the people of Edgoficld County, while in
him-as also in Mr Tnrner-th scoloredcii
izens have a friend of undoubted honesty
aiid integrity Of*purposc. For-although
the negroes do not seem to b lit vc Lt--ii
is a perfectly possible thing fora man to
be a true and conscientious friend to
both white and black.
As .regards thc defeat of the Republican
ticket hi this election, wc do not hesitate to
say it is the happiest thing that has oc
curred for Edgefield in many a dayl Late
in the afternoon, after the result had been
announced, there took place a very gen
eral ami. a-very friendly jollification.
The Democrats, of course, were in high
good humor, and they treated handsome
ly and indiscriminately. Goad whiskey
befell thc ?miiltitudo on every hand
and was gallantly befallen in turn ! And
all parties and*all colors pledged one
another in friendly glasses. And the
day passed away, and all was peace. And
let all persons and all parties strive to
continue in peace.
Resumption ofthc Railroad Matters?
Next week we shall publish' the Act
chartering tboSpartnnbnrg and Aiken
Railroad, and in tho inca.itiine lei Hie
Corporators, for Edgefield, begin to com
municate among themselves, and decide,
upon aa carly meeting--a very early
meeting-and open tito books for sub
scriptions. Thc charteris obtained; and
from this day let us wake up from being
such a slow* people. At all events, the
Advertiser is determined to do its whole
duty in urging up this Railroad matter.
For withe':' a Rajlroad, Edgefield, so
honorable and so honored in tho past,
must BOOM cease i-i bc month ned arnon
South Carolina name?.
And beside-* thc Actwhieli so near]
concerns us of .Edgefield, \ro Shall ?i!:;
wi.se publish -text week, tho Acts char
taring the Greenwood *t Augusta Rail
road; and herewith earnestly urge al
concerned, *if they have .the futuro o
South Carolina nt heart, to let not a sin
?rle moon wax and wane upon them in
idleness.
TUe.*|.ic*?l;sc '* n,x.
Auditor Lynch, hi tho discharge of his
duty, is eajling upon ?jl eotrt^rncd*b
come forward and attend to the pnymcift
of tho License Tax. SJ c advertisement.;
and.wc would advise ourr?adors.tq'giye
the matter prompt eonHdc?*at'on-f"?nd
let every niau beforejaying this u.?jTisi
tax enter ;i protest br tho Aoditor'sOffice
against pavment. The License Tax-At
is to be teated ju tlitfCou-ts, and ifdecklci
iincoTtstitii lionel, thoso w-ho*Jb?.V? patel
under-protest will be enablodYo^recover
the amount paid into thc Treasurer.
An Appreciative Wv rd ??o?>t .? n sit j
Bestow) (!
A lettcr-writl rsigninirhimself " Wan
derer," writes from Aiken, on March 2sth,
to thc Columbia Union, and pays thc fol
lowing handsome complimetif to our
honored townswoman. Mrs. Boni ware,
of the Saluda House:
About tli" 1st instant.- business of im
portancc called mc to tl io county ol Edge
ficldj and on the evening of the 3d I
reached the beautiful villngeof that name,
j ivas indeed fortunate in finding a good
resting place at the Saluda House, kept
by that worthj hostess, Mr*. JJ., who
leaves nothing undone to?makc her guests
comfortable. I triw-f thc coot] lady may
long continuo to receive thai patronage
she so justly deserves.
And thin "Wanderer" vis-Ks tho Court
Room and speaks in very high terms of j
Judge Melton and Solicitor LJrawJey.
jsy-Thn Vorkville Eiumircrof thc Uh
instan* says: "On'lasl Friday night, thc
kitchen, together with all its contents, of |
thc Rev. It. ?.*Ro.ss, tenmi?essouthw-esl
of this phv ". wsw c uisumetl by (?re. The
fire is supposed to.have communicated
to thc building by the stove pipe.
.Stir A .?.ian iuDanbnr* -v.-.-rd th..!
pov.de. fried rVil-inl'^.-as good for !? lils.
llfAermv 'iUrt?ve cever '.: ' lu ???
secon? story.ii^^^U^u-e,? ?mest all the j
rea^fisS&moft^tar^S^cn collected, j ie j
was deceived in his lard, ho say?P ' I
Busy aud Bustling are the Two
. " Veterans. . ?
. Mr. *B. "C. Biyan is daily' receiving
Beautiful and Fashionable Spring Goods,
and daily and hourly arc he and Mr.
Youngblood busy and bustling in open-,
lng and arranging. And not-only Beau-,
tiful and Fashionable Things* but also
Everything thatis'TJusefulpr Necessary.
Bead Mr. Bryan's hey?* card- this -week,
and soo what he says. "Whatever Mr.
Bryan says, you know, must be strict '
and literal truth though tho . heavens
should fain There is no tiett'er Dry
Goods Establishment in Edgefteld than
Mr. Bryan's ; end as for Mr. Bryan him
self, if there is any better man than he
" in thc heavens above, or in* the earth'
beneath, orin the waters under the earth,"
we should like to be favored with his
name.
"An Annual With Two Legs and
Without Feathers.?J
Thus did the wise Plato define man.
And of course he included woman. And
it is of woman we would speak. In this
enlightened nineteeth century it is more
generally believed that woman is a being
made by her modiste: And in these days,
too,, feathers undoubtedly hav? a greta
deal to do with the composition. There
is a ladjr in Augusta who knows a great
deal moro about tho business than old
Plato. Her name is Mrs. N. Brum Clark, ?
and her Bonnets, Hats, Flowers, Feath
ers, Ribbons, Laces, come from-they
look as if "they came from Heaven !
Read Mrs. Clark's card to-day. She
is a magicienne, and has only to-wave her
wand over, the .plainest; woman (are any
plain fjPto change her into a Recamier or
a Josephine.
A Traveling Quinn.
Mr. P. Quinn, of tho famous Quinn es
tablishment in Augusta-Books, Station
ery, Periodicals* Music, &c-has arrived
in our town, and during a short sojourn,
will probably call on some of our Mer
chants and people, soliciting orders for
School Books, subscriptions for Peri
odicals, Ac. School Books, .by-the by,
have bocomeaspeeiality with the Quinns.
And after leaving tho village, Mr. Quinn
may turn up in other parts of our Coun
ty. Wherever he may show himself wo
bespeak for him-as he most undoubted
ly deserves-great courtesy and liberal
patronage.
Complimentary.
Wc aro pleased to copy from the Aiken
Tribune, of the 7th, the following com
plimentary notice of our Codnty Treasu
rer and recently elected Town Intondant,
John Woolley, Esq. :
Thc citizens of Edgefield have done
themselves infinite credit by nominating,
irrespective of party or color lines, Hon.
John Woolley as Intendant of that town.
Mr. Woolley has been identified with
the material, interests of Edgelield for a
long term of years, is a thoroughly com
petent and energetic man, and above all,
is known, by experience, to bo an im
partial and just man in all his transac
tions. We have no manner of doubt
that his election will redound to thc ad
vantage of all the people of our neigh
boring town, and that nd person more
worthy of this unsolicited honor could
have been found. The Wardens nomi
nated at tho same time are Messrs. J. L.
Addison, Alfred A. Clisby, D. L. Turner
and John C. Sheppard.
Ai the Freilerickslmrg Store
NOW OPEN
NEW, BEAUTIFUL, . .
AND
S3 L E G A ^ T G O O B5 S ?!
?TT WOULD BE A TREAT for. any
L rsoa, whethsr tin y \rished tc. pur
chase or not, to t ike a stroll through the
i-REDKRlCKSB.. RG STOREand view
elegant --.ouds. embracing everything
i hat i i nev.- ami desirable, and represent
ing thc handicraft of nearly all civilized
nations throughout the world thcro dis
played.
Beginning with tho Elegant SHAWL.
SUIT and SILK DEI ARTMENTS,
where all the elegant fabrics of thc season
are to be seen in beautiful Plain, Striped,
Checked and Dolly Varden Silks, made
up Suits ol' the newest styles, Llama
Lace Points, Shawls, and other Wrap
pings; beautiful Parasols, Sun Umbrel
las, etc., A'e.
In thu DRESS GOODS DEPART
MENT, everything that is novel, yew
and dcsirablcean bc found-commencing
willi Dress Goods that will makeahand
-om."looking dress?t 10c per yard up to
tho Quest.
. lu the WHITE GOODS DEPART
MENT are Piques, in phipi, striped,
robes and figured. Percales from 20c. to
lino Chintz at ">uc., in all thc now designs
of figured Robes and Dolly V?rdens; all
the new varieties of Muslins, Linen
Lawns, in white and figured, plain col
ors, &c, Av. A full assortment ol' White
Goods, of ovcrv description.
In the MOURNING DEPARTMENT
will bc lound all the new fabrics ol'the
season-some now and elegant goods, as
well as some very low priced.
In tho LACK DEPARTMENT will bc
found all the new styles of Lace Collars
and Sleeves, Set.-, Edgings, Inscrtings,
Embroideries, Black Silk Laces, Puff
ings, l?uiflings, line Purs,"Ac.
In the HOSIERY, GLOVE and NO
TION DEPARTMENTS will bo found
a most superb assortment of these good:-,
and at the loweri pr ces.
Tho CLOTH, CA SSI MERE and DO
MES'! i< ' DEPARTMENTS arc all l t- JI
of go?h" md useful goods, and at thc
lowest prices possible.
Persons who buy for Cash and wish to
save: money,; should always buy of a
Cash Hons-a house that buys for Cash
as well as sells.for Cash. In a house of
tliis kind ali tin- advantages can-bc given
. t ' purt?i iser : ?no extra prof;: put on
'because thc merchant bought In's goods
>n time, a:id hi- having paid an extra
prie** for tho fimo, which ult merchants
lavsto-d - who buy their goods on lime.'
: hos< are every Ca di buyer should
not forget. " A penny saved is a penny
made."
Tin FREDERICKSBURG STORE is
C holli-o ?ha-, buys its goods for Cash, and
>.:;.-.- i. . extra prices for time H sells
ii pon n Cash basis, and charges no extra
? tn make lip for bad debts. Its
?tock is laid tn by II buyer who has boen
.electing goods united to the wants of the
,>eoplc for neara quarter of a century.
Mis success in pleasing themis verified
by thc Fredcrieksburg Store never hav
ing gotten behind from the dav of its
?tart, in 1850, to thc present time* So
you may bc sure, when you go to' thc
Frcdericksburg*Storo to buy goods, you
arc in .j?" right house. The house that
im? right sells right, and trys to do ike
ios I i- eau for its customers. - . '
We continue to send samples wh.cn re
quested, and p:iy freight on goods when
ordered from our stock to the ainountvof
s 10 and over, for Cash, at retail.
V. RICHARDS & Bil OS.,
Corner by the Planters' Hotel-.
April * tf 15
. iii: AMERICAN
Combination Button-Hole
SEWING MACHINE,
?S now admitted to be far superior to
ali others as a Family Machine. Thc,
SIMPLICITY, EASE "and CERTAIN
TV. with v. Idell iL operates, as wejj as the
uniform excellence ?f its work, through
out the entire range of sewing, in
Stitching, Hemming, Felling,.Tucking.
Cording, Braiding, Quilting; Gather
ing and Sewing oiijDvcrseamiug,
Embroidering on tin? lodge.
And its Beautiful Button-Hole ?nd Eye
let ifide Work,
Place il unquestionably far in advance of
any other similar invention. It is also
?rtniiniblv adapted to MANUFACTU
RING PURPOSES on.Woolen, Cotton
ali I Linen Fabrics.
For dress aud shirt making and tailor
ing, it lias no equal.
It is also thc CHEAPEST, intrinsical
Iv, a* well .-s tho BEST, since il is really
TWO M ACHIN1CS combined in one, (by
a simple and beautiful mechanical ar
rangement never before accomplished by
human ingenuity,) making either the
Lock Stitch or Button-Hole Stitch,'as
ow sisJbii may require. . ' .
i ." tlie oidy new family ma
chine thal . IIIJAOCUCSany Substantial ipi
. !;?<iiLi:iv-.-ii,ih??n?3fl?{v- ?hi machine*
:u thc market; ' ' ' ' . tJ
p. P, CHEATHAM,
Ag'.- -. for Edgclicldi County. .
Jan 31 if , 0
Elli, LANBB?M ? CO.
RE now-receiving a very large and.attractive'Stock of
?I1 AND SUMMER DRY GOODS. ?
rBlack Gros Grain SILKS, from $1,00 to $4/00..' " '/ :. " .
Lyons Colored Gros Grain- Silks, a heautiful line, _
. Striped and Plaid Silks, iu all colors, s
Japanese Silks,, Japanese Cloths, Challies,
Moz?mbiques, Lenost Iron Grenadines,
.Plain, Black and Satin Striped French Organdies, .
Colored Lawns, and all kinds Dress Goods, 12* cte. to $1,50 per yd.
Lace Points, Lace Sacques, Summer Shawls and Scarfs,
Ladies* LAWN SUITS, $5 to $30.
Lace Collars, Lace Sets, Dolly Varden Bows,
Embroideries in endless variety,' &o.,"&c.
OUR DOMESTIC DEPARTMENTS
Are-full of all the popular branches, which will be sold at the very lowest
prices.
Mr. J. M-. ANDERSON will be happy to serve his friends..
"Very Respectfully,
. KEAN, LANDRA?L & CO..
Augusta, Mar 27 . - .. -'t? - - '14-'.
FULLER THAN THE FULLEST!
Newer than the Newest !
Established 1849.
GEORGE E.
Edgefield, $. C., \ .
? HAVE again replenished my stock of Goods in the* DRUG and GRO
CERY LINE, which I warrant FRESH and GENUINE.
Having been connected with the Drug Trade for,the past twenty-one
years, and paying strict attention to selecting Hopses from which I bjuy, I
feel competent ot judging the Purity of Drugs, and competing with any one
in prices. '
All I ask is, to give me a call, and see for yourselves. It is no trouble, j
but a pleasure to show my goods. My stock embraces, in part :
500 Lbs. WHITE LEAD,
One Barrel each of LINSEED OIL and VARNISH,
50 Gallons Spts. TURPENTINE,
75 Lbs. Spanish BROWN and Venetian RED,
10 Boxes WINDOW GUASS and 100 Lbs. PUTTY,
75 Gallons MACHINE OIL,
25 " -TRAIN OIL,
9 Doz. GLASS LAMPS, all styles,
35 " LAMP CHIMNEYS,
100 Lbs. each SODA, SALTS, SULPHUR, COPPERAS,
SOO Lbs. Family and Toilet SOAPS,
-o
If you want the Best Kerosene Ojl, at jjO cents by the' single
gallon, and 45 cents bv the five gallons, you can get it at
G. L. PENN'S DRUG STORE.
Patent Medicines and Invaluable Remedies.
Hegcman's Elixir CALASAYA BARK,
Bradfield's FEMALE REGULATOR,
Dr. Simmons' LIVER MEDICINE,
AVer's "HAIR VIGOR,
'" CHERRY RECTORAL,
. " SARSAPARILLA,
" AG?EG?RE,
CATHARTIC PIERS,
s LUNG BALSAM,
Cook's WINE OE TAR forCoughs, Colds,
A full Stnck of all kind of BITTERS,
Allen'
Whitcomb's ASTHMA REMEDY
PHILOTOKEN, '
Radway's PILES and READY RELIEF,
." ' MUSTANG LINIMENT,
. " . COD LIVER OIL,
,! Tarrant's SELTZER APERIENT,
Hall s HAIR-RESTORER,
Barry's TRIOGPHEBOUS, ? .
Bitnet's COCOAIN for thc Hair,
LBUB KAL LISTON for the Complexion.
CONGRESS WATER.
For Cooking Purposes.
EXTRACT LEMON, ROSE, ORANGE, VANILLA, PINE APPLE,
A full linc of BAKING POWDERS, ami SPICES ol' all kinds.
Toilet Articles for Hie Ladies.
POWDER BOXES, very handsome, I PENN'S EXCELSIOR HAIR OIL,
CAMPHOR ICE & VINEGAR ROUGES, PREMIUM BEARS OIL,
TOOTH POWDERS and PASTE, MIANDKERDHIEF EXTRACTS,
GENUINE BELL COLOGNE, ' HAIR POMADES, TOILET POWDERS
LUBIN'S EXTRACTS, . | TOILET SOAPS, uti Flavors, ?fcc.; &c.
CHOICE CiKOCERSES.
HAMS, Clear R. SIDES, LARD, FLOUR, MEAL, SUGARS, MOLAS
SES, SYRUPS, TEAS-, COFFEE, CHEESE, MACCAROxNI, and all Goods
kept in a first class stock, which: will be sold low for Cash.
Tobacco and Cigars.
. Always on hand a supply of Choice TOBACCO and CIGARS.
I d?> appreciate the confidence, support and liberal patronage bestowed
upon nie in thc past twenty-one years, only asking, a continuance of the
same, feeling confident that I can sell goods as Pure and as Cheap as any
house. . . . . -, . . ' .
Prescriptions carefully Compounded day or night.
Cr. L. PEIiJV.
March-26 ' tf 14
Grrancl Opening
-OF
AT THE
CAROLINA STORE
189 Broad Street, Aug usia, Ga.,
Next Door to Constitutionalist.
?VE have now in Store the Prettiest and Largest ..Variety* of
EVERY CLASS of DRY GOODS that it has ever been our- pleasure to 1
offer our Customers, and we feel confident that they can' be suited both as
lo thc Quality and Price of everything in our line. % ,
We invite our old customers'to call and see us, and would be glad to
make new friends. - " .
DOMESTICS AT FACTORY PRICES.
Our Iflotto; "We Study to Please."
Auf sta, Mar 20
WALTER POWELL,
Formerly of Barnwell, S. C.
WILLIAM MULLER,
Formerly of Columbia, S. C.
tf 13
low is the lime to Buy !
Prime White CORN,
Choice Seed OATS,
" Gold Dust" FLOUR,
Medium FLOUR,
Common FLOUR.
New Orleans SUGAR,
New Orlean'iTSYRUP,
Cuba MOLASSES,
Re-Boiled Do.
SALT, COFFEE, ; - .
CANDLES, STARCH,
SODA, SOAP,
&c\, <fcc'.,'(fcc.'
Bbls. .of MACKEREL,
?J Bbls: and Kits MACKEREL,
LARD, HAMS, '
Also, continually on band and arriving, n, large lot of BACON SIDES
and SHOULDERS, and DRY SALT SIDES and SHOULDERS. .
. All Tor. sale at lowest-prices. ?6?"- Par ti eui ar attention paid to Merchant's'
?\YMc$a1?-Trade.
' ' ' -yj - WJ- . STAPiiES ?f&i?REABi
T ," Oc-?->.. - AUGUSTA. QA. ^
Jan 17 - 3m ? 4
At Frazier's Corner,.
IS NOW OPENING A SPLENDID STOCK OF
t \t . ... ... . -
Comprising all the Latest "Styles^'of " l^?ss X%?d3^in .
'? ' . Black- Gros Grain Silks, . / ,'
Black Alpacas, all grades, '"' . . " y.'***
All Wool Delaines, iV ,i7 ...
Cambridge Lustres,
Baden Cloths, . ... . -. vv'. , . . j .
Checked and Striped Japan Cloth, . ,v . ,. u
Colored Xenos, .
Plain, Printed and Brooaded Piques,
Yosemite Stripes, .. .
Grenadines, all. styles,. ' '' ". .
Checked and Striped Organdies; ?*
Muslins, Percales, oWrj-<fce.r ' ?'.* .
Wlm?e Gr?ods.
? Plain, Checked and Striped Jaconets, .. .. ~
Checked and*Plain Cambrics, .
Checked, Figured, Tucked and Plain. Nainsooks, . .
Dotted, Barred, Figured and Plain Swiss Mall, ' ' 1 fi ??A ?
Tarletans, Irish Linens, B. E. Diaper/. .-;.; - . "4 .:
?. - .---- ? --o~* '.'._>..*
able Damaik, Huck and L)?nlafik*.Toweling, ." . *, j
. ; ..' .White, SUte and B!aok Vic; Linings
. .'Table Dama?k, Huck and "L)?nla "
Mantle Linen.-for Ladies1 wear,
. ? - L. C. Handkerchiefs, in great variety,. " ' y .
Hemmed-Stitched and Mourning'Handkerchif?fs,
. Linen?and Woven Shirt Fronts, plain ancLfancy, .* ,. \
40 Spring Bustle Hoop" Skirts (something new,) ? /ff
The Celebrated 0. V. and Thislizem Corsets. . ".v- . .? ,'. .
- ' . .?. . . ' .. \-:v'" r
A Splendid Line of '. v. | p
FL J?L!B ro o ixr [M
Including all the Latest Styles in Trimming, Bonnet and Sasft Bibbc-ns,
Dress Trimmings.
Have given special attention to this Department, and can show all the
' '???:> K%f. 'd itL?' >\?. (i(K)?
Novelties of the Season,
In Pique, Crown, Lily,. Imperial, Coventry and Swiss-Frillings,
Jaconet and Swiss Edgings and Insertings,
Fringes, Gimps, Bows, &c. .
A large assortment of .Beal and Imitation Lace Sets, . .
Linen and Lawn Cuits and Collars and Undersleeves,
Linen Hair Braids, Jewelry, ' . ?
GOO? KID GLOVES,
SMALL WARES AND* FANCY ARTICLES in great variety.
A large and varied assortment of . . . /
Parn sols and Fans.
Theatockof BLEACHED and BROWN SHIRTINGS; and SHEETINGS
is unusually large this season, bought before the late advance.
and will be sold at correspondingly low prices. ? ". v . '
BEAR IT IN MIND !
That I keep the Beat Brands o?" Prints manufactured in this country.
.1 r?r'S'i:
PANTS GOODS,
For Men's and Boys' Wear, in Cottonades, Jeans,
Linen Drills, Satinets,' Tweeds,
AU Wool and Double and Twist Cas6imere6, Doeskins'!
Shoes ! Shoes !
The stock is larger than I have ever before offered, embracing full lines of
Heavy Full Stock Brogans, Full Stock Balmorals,
Mens' and Boys"Machin'e Sewed and Pegged Work,- ' I - .
A'full line of Gentlemen's HAND SEWED OXFORD ELASTICS, a beau
tiful Summer Shoe, .'*'.'
Congress Gaiters. ' ' .
Are now receiving, as fast as they can be made, a stock of .
Ladies-*, Misses-1 and Childrens Dress and Walking Sjioes,
Never before surpassed, if equalled, in Ulis market.
. -" ". - &?ty % -J
Hats ! Hats !
Gentlemen in- . .
Beavers,
Felt and Straw, for all ages.
Latest Spring styles for Gentlemen in
. Black ancj."Colored Beavers,
Ready-Made Clothing.
Chesterfield Diagonal Suits,
" Fancy Cassimere Suits,
Derby Fancy Caasiinere Suits, . .
felton Saque Suits,. .-.?..
Linen Duck Coats,
. " " Pants, ....
Cottonade Coat", Pants and Yest--,
. ;.' < . Gentlemen's Dress and Fancy Shirts.
HOSIERY.
A splendid line for Ladies, Misses and Children.
Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Tinware,
. -Smoking- andr- Chewing Tobacco, '
. Cigars, Laundry arid Toilet'Soaps,
Candles, Blacking, Soda, Starch, &c, &c. . . "'. *
. -r . . . - '"J-. .*' . .'.?-'>i*t?if*?
Many desirable, articles ara necessarily .omitted in the limits of. an,adver^
tisement, but I ?hall endeavor, throughout the season,'to "keep* my ?topkfull
and Complete, within e^j-o,the wants of my customers i and "wijl assure
all who may fayot me with" ? cal?|"tliat my Dest..efiiprt?.will- })? ?u%forik4?P
b^aee^-Ww^ i ?gards pnces and tei-ms. ' .. ?*i . !?
^ W. fl. .
Edgefield, March 27,1872.
. ?ot >? ' ....-.....?:'.** V N"'?-" ,?oa?S .V. ..?->ip.:'' WM''
rf fo?. r: Ji*d / is iii i?-t- &??iTF
lr-.- .. MM . ..../..j ?jrai roi vrr** rtdi ?&l'>-- ? iO
I:.?T?$1 ? . ..!: <-.>.?- i :T?r? .4 Tjj*ra .a?8*?*g v?h^
* i*. ! .. 3 . ?-AT.' ? * vi . ; '. SM .
.. . ? ! . ."....-, ' ?-. I. \. . A ' v ' li :<itw s9? J o?. .. ? . .
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J. E. CHE A TH APS
"' ... ".?fr
TEE Subscriber has jost returned from New York, and commenced1 th
Spring Season with Extraordinary B?rgaihs and' Attractibris'in*
Foreign, and Domestic .Dry r Goods
?.' He is now ready-for the SPRING TRADE; an'd'is prepared to offer to
the peopie bf- Edgefield -District -Decided- Bargains in1 Every Line
of'Goods. ALI,: DEPARTMENTS COMPLETE, \vith" *. f
..,1.. ? .. ' ri ? .*. ... . / >."'!..*. ...v "'?wcc'?a ?ii?i'
Everything Reedit, Fashionable aftd DesiraM??
In all classes of Goods and Materials foe Spring, and Summer use.
:3 .'Jit'.''1:. :J..t *
' r..,r ?Mwi lib
300 Pieces 'PRINTS,-7-to'12* cents per yard, v
200 Dozen Goats' COTTON; 70 cen?sp?r oozea:'- ' < f' '""
IO Gases Bleached SHIRTINGS.. "' ' . '
' :; IO " Cases Sea Island SHIRTINGS. " '
.. 10 Pieces Bro wa and Bleached ?0-4 SHEETING. ", V* ''r ^
- Linen SHEETINGrand :PlLLOW-C?SlNG.. .
..' . irs A >:-??
La di e s' Bre ss ' ?0o i s !
White ^rid'Co?ored PIQUES, striped, checked and figured. . j
The Ne.Wanc? Beautiful SATIN-STRIPE GOQPS (white) ?ow so uni
versally fashionable. .." ..
JACONETS, NAINSOOK,.Mull and.Swiss MUSLINS.^' '.]
Sh?p?d and Pincord, Swiss, Victoria and Bishoi? LAW?^L '
JAR'LETAtfES, BOBINETS, ILLUSIONS, &c, &c.', &c. " .
GRENADINES,. CH ALLIES, Colored. LAWNS.
LENOS.-Iron BAREGES,. POPLINS, CHALLIES.
Printed Linen LAWNS', BRILLIANTINES. .
Handsome, Real and Imitation Lace COLLARS.
Elegant'White and Black Crape COLLARS and CUFFS.'
Heavy Gros Grain SCARFS, China-Crape CARPS.
Dolly Varden SCARFS, Sasli RIBBONS.
Gros Grain, Satin and Lutestring RIBBONS.
EDGINGS',.INSERTING^, BRAIDS, FRINGES, GIMPS.
Hem-stityhed, Embroidered and Lace HANDKERCHIEFS.
Lace, Barege, Love, Crape and Tissue VEILS.
English and" Italian CRAPE, White and Block.
Black-Silks,' . ;
M?rseline Silks, all colors,
Black and White Alpacas,
Bombazines.
HOOP SKIRTS AND CORSETS.
HOSIERY, KID GLOVES,. ' [
Lisle Tlfread Gloves, all styles and Prices,,
Hem stitched and. Plain Linen Handkerchiefs,.
Eureka Diapers for Children.
Table Damask, Bleached and Brown, .. '
Huckaback Toweling,-* . '. " . .*
Piain-Toweling, ?* .'_'*.
Linen Diaper, Colton Diaper, . " *
Bird-Eye Diaper. ' Also, .*
Splendid Ronola. Raia* Towel*.
SHOES; SHOES! OF ALL "S TYL? S All?? PRICES.
Splendid Wax Brogans at $1.12*! per pair, ' .
Prince Alb??t$;*"Lbw Stitched Elastics.
LAWES' DRESS AND WALKlM SHOES,
Congres* Gaiters, ' .'** / ' *_/
Lace Gaiters,
.. . Morocco Shoes, >*
For Ladies & Children.
Bronzed and Fancy Shoes for Children-r-all prices. , ".
-C
GENTLEMEN AND BOYS' HATS.
A splendid stock of Hats-the latest New York styles.
LADIES.'HATS.r
Trimmed and Untrimmed-latest and most fashionable styles.
Clothing! Clothing!
. ^Gents'.Ready "Mjide Clothing/from the cheapest to the best, t
. Beautiful White Linen Suits,
Brown Linen Suits,
White Vests,* cut in' the Continental style-the latest agony,*
Black Dress Coats, Pants. Vests. &c.
.? o
Crockery Ware,' fat -and Plajn G?ass Wfvre,
The B?st Stock of Hardware & Pocket Cutlery
' '.r ?'. J-, -* J'! ./?-??I '* ? ' TAI' i - . - .". ?
. That has been purchased by me at ?hy time previous.
4
~ j nfc/
I call attention to my complete stock- of YfjEEDlSflft B[OES.
Scoville Hoes Nos. 1'and" 2," . , .. . ; . .. ?
jBra^'sPlain and Riyeted.Steej. ..,' ia-jon -J 7 n ??
Full stock of N-A?LS on 6t die. per-lb;, ot $6.30 per ! keig, cash? $li
Tin. Wood and- ??illow- Ware-full -and'compl?t? s'fock. "
Silgar, Coffee, 'jfcc^&cV ? t ? ...... . s-^ife bt?b toil ?? v
attention bf th? g?n?rai public is r(^^tfullys.ii8(vitea/ , Loaly ask
an examinali?tftb^.iJ?y'Go^s ?hd'Pricea. .. ".w^jou m M nwoiii .
?^? ?:. -YM,'^ Y-. - -r . J ' HK CHEATS AM.
March 27 tf 14
M-MMMMB ^ ?
JOHN E. BACON,' '"?E'FF. D.*TALBKRT.
.,,?AC0^ &-TAUBERT, *
'" ' ' '^?&?f?? * ' .
WiU*?i-acti?e in ^gei?el?<^.a?>^?iing
.Counties. . . . :?. ci -ii -. . ! " r
* Edgefjeid C. H.. Ai? 2 ^ .. <G?15/
Sf.1 L. BONH?*. ' Ri'OrBO?nrA?r.
BOAH il? & BOiM?AM,
Ofl?cp, ut Edgeiicld C. H., S. C.
THGS. tJ. ADAMS, pr
?tto^n?y^anil CounseJJU>? at fcaw,
Will Pracf-i<&;ifycburtii oT^V?buhty
and .-tate. - ?THLc? ??
W?lbe fourfd t? the'Eaw'-?n^>^ next
above T. P. Magrath, Esq,, antf opposite
Salud* Hotel. p ^vi^^w* y~ *
E(]g?nddrs.;c.;^y:^^ 6m S
. LAW RANO*:, Er^Ki?j^ ?". TI. v
" Brick ^icp?,.{cui?neiijr oUko of Alo*
ni^ie<fcAd"dis?n.; ,<\ narii lt?
Jan. S ;*> - . Iv? M ! <.!? ? 2?
-tm* [in . . .?
ss?.: T**IBW ?**
v.
X HEi uniK^grKftl hayMprmcd a Co
partnership Ibj'^^P^CTjCE OP LAW
in Edgefifeifl 'Cokrfty;r&rftftfic CountieHJf
the Fifth Circuit, under the name und
style ef M5FORATH'<?- ABNET.I V
. They will also Practico in theCoufls of
Tr?ri' Justices' 'for.'Jhesb Counties,
- .
Edge?eld, Deo. IS; .*-ff '? ' *v 51 .
HAV?NG ?'?ateaV^t befiehl de?
his Ptofesslypal tsj;r^ie?s to the cit
izens and surTo'anolrj^<^unMy. ?ificojit
the residence'Of S.'6: Tompkins, Esq.
"Feb.28.,.^. vtit ;,tf .*.".. v?
,G. W..WJSE, BLD.,'
. FFEE& his JYofc?8ional.^eer%icc?: t?
thB,?oiHmnaUyi i?eta?t*b???undrwheri
? not profei?ipnsldy. cng?g??r- ?t" his resi
dence ? n41a?ouUi-ij<'4Kfl-Pinc H/mSe. ' '
Marloo ?!t -...i ut . fijar.-:,
; 'wmrau'ttfatfeW.
IHFRESrirtL.rc^M
tcnryWendsthat Tam -now perfna
hently lovaied at the poju4ar.,Dry Goods
Store of Mj'.. J.JLL,CH$?THAll, where
: it will gi vj i^?n^asurp ^t any and' a*l
timas to. servo toeiu^ ' wi.f
I ertrlies'Qy solicit an carlyjball from aU
my friends,, ""
The Auuuat Meeting* of ih? toulh
: Carolina Medical Association
! *' J'?or js??f- ?" V
WILL-be^ldsiir t^fTTTrlbia, on the
tbird-T?iesda>, 'tlt)th) 'oT Atfrll.
.Where ^?o^ouhty* Society is organized,
the Physicians ?viii ?end dcle$*ates. Ar
one fare.
J. GRANGE SIM?NS, M. D.
. . _ R?cprding Sccrptarv.
Mar. 27, 3t ' li
P^r??is? Gnm*???iiis? ?oic?
BOAJl? with TUiyi0N.in English,
Fren eli, Latin, GreeTc,, Mathematics,
Book-keeping, and Surveying in tho
Field, for 42 weck?, frooUstMarch next,
can bc liad for.. .
Oiil^ $1361
Instruction, analytical, practical, thor
ough. ?ov,qrnm?ut, pa?entaT? ?Climate,
delightful.. Scenery, ueautiful. Please
address, immediately. . ?
. Rev.B. MoNEILLTURNER^ D.D.
Brerard, N. C.
Jan. 10 3m . ... .8
TO SPORTSMEN!
C-hepherds, Pointers, Setters, Eetriev-'
ers,-.Newionndland- St B?rirsrdi JDX
and Deer-Honnds, Greyhounds,
Blood-JEonads, Sattere, Catch-Dogs,
Bull-Dogs.
Pre mi mn IL h ester White Uogs. .,'
Thorough-Bred Berkshire Hogs?.
Funey Poultry and Eggs.
Fancy Pigeons.
Address
C. I. CALVERT,
Newark, Del."
?&r AH ordert left ,v\-irh'*Mr. JOITN H.
FAIK, ?Mgefield, S. ?C.? will receive
prompt attention*
Nov.-22' - -Iv 48.
Jackson & Julian,. Proprietors
cg leave to call the attcutfon of
thc tTaveirrng jl\iblfc to this well'known
Hotel, whteh- ive have recently pur?
chased, and placed ou ar.-iootiuir*second
to none iij the South.
No excuse will bc spared to render it
a.First Class Hotel in overy fe^Spccf^ a"ihl
every attention \wli ho paid to tim com?
fort ai tri convenience of guests. ? ' .. ?
Ainrusta; Feb 14 *" \ " 6mS
FISHING TACKLE.
AN iinusuall}' largo and spinet assort
ment just rvcciveil, : ?iud fi*r sele bv
- . MARKERTA CLIS3-Y,
Mar. 27 if 14 *
THF largest assortment ever efiered
in Edgelield, AU-Myles and "Tuaii
tics. For sale cheap bj' . A
M ARK F RT & CLISBY.* *
__Marv27_ __'*lf ,'\ , '" n
Syrup! imd Molasses, r
JUST rcccivetl 'Four'Barrels"Choke*
SYRUP and MOLASSES. . . ?. ?
MARK FUT & CLjSBY.
Mar. 27, . . '' if " . ? 14
Ja?a &iff<M?.
IF you wish .superior JA YA COFFEE,
ybu can get it at . ? ,
MARKFRT ? CLISBY'S. ,
Mar. 27, ' If J ? \li
Bcd Bu?? ?x-terminsRtfor.
DESTROYS and -Trcvcnts ?Jed RhgS.
A certain-seined v> ' **. . ' .?
MARKERI & CLISBY".
Mar. 27, [ . . : tf, . Li
DENSLOW-& BUSH'S
SAFBT?T Oil,.*
IT will uoi eacplode !. Is the .safest end
purest Oil ever produced I Stand?
over I.'0? Fire'test. A liphted lamp maj.
be m&et and bWktm wWftVgt feifr of ex
plosion or fire. - For. sale hy. >? *
' - ? .W. . F. DKRISQE, Sr.? . 4
SOUTH CAROLINA, K . ?i*?iU
EDGF.FIKLDCOOXpf. Jfo j ",.,,'^V.
TOLLED^before mb by Gopd?, Lewis,,
residing hear*" Dprti's MrM ofto' '
Brown Mare, witii Wack ?mme 'ami 1x1 i';
scar on loft hind legl nbove^nast?mjdin?i..
marks bf gear' on sides .and ?hquldaris
and saddle marks* on bfceky' 14" "h'affds
high ; supposed to be 14 years old. ""A-ic- <
praised at$40. " , ' [?? . ^ *tl?.'
. "LEWIS CptBjLEATH, T. J. T???&,n?
Feliruary-Sth, 18?2: MM 77?ninr
._w * ? ' -1\ ?: r.,\ ^
I ?iibvcUa?, PiU'asol^&t.
-yr- . ... ?**** -.?'?m oe
IM ?W i? Store, .an fjxcell^jf-ttsortV
meat.' v ,.. - ' .'.-.J; ty...... hy^ii
^?RA^QLS, Salle an^L?Aen, iv
Walking Cane." PAP^OLi^aU^Jfees,
tho v.?ry.tatest.styles, ? g .. :.; - j^g
Carpet.Binding, . * ~\* - <. ;
Aprils tf .15