Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, October 10, 1872, Image 4
THE ADVERTISER.
Terms, $3,00 per Annum.
Our Agents In Charleston.
Tho Advertising Agency of Messrs.
"Walker, Evans & Cogswell, represented
by Roswell T. Logan, Esq., ? the only
authorized Agency for this paper in
Charleston.
?3i~ Maj. B. M. Talbert is our author
ized Agent to receive subscriptions and
advertisements for the Advertiser.
Death of Mrs. Sophia Bausket.
This loved and gifted lady, many years,
of whose useful and valuable life werp
spent in our \midst, passed on Monday
night last, from Earth to her Heavenly
Rest. She was the relict of the late CQL
John Bausket, than whom few men have
ever been better known and honored in
Edgefield. Mrs. Bausket succumbed to
a stroke of paralysis, and died at the j
house of her son-in-law, Mr. R. A. Lynch.
She was a woman of uncommon intellec
tual resource, uncommon moral weal th,
and of greatvltalt?dactivepfety-adevo-1
ted Catholic-a pioneer and apower in her |
Church wherever she lived. Her remains
have been taken to Columbia to belaid
by those of her husband,
Alas! we are called to bid "Good
Night," while in yon bright clime, an
gels chant '.Hxood Morning." . ? .
Apologetic.
Many local notices, ?fcc., which we have
tried in vain to make room for this week,
we have been reluctantly compelled to
defer until next week.- Wait upon us a
little, kind friends.
'Sometime since we stated that A.
Ramsay, Esq., had been appointed U. S.
Commissioner, vice R. W. Cannon, Esq,
removed. This was a mistake. Mr.
Ramsay has been appointed a Commis
sioner, but Mr. Cannon has not been re
moved. See Mr. C's card in another?
column.
Gone Through Like a Sky-rocket.
And now comes our young friend, j
Clisby, the Druggist, and goes through
the Advertiser like a sky-rockets-begin
ning at the upper edge and whizzing
clean out at the bottom. A whizzer,
anyhow, is our young friend, as regards
business.' Read that long advertisement.
Con lt well-line upon-line-here a little
and there a little. And Mr. Clisby, still
not content, is now in Charleston (or per
haps Baltimore) adding yet further to J
his ample stock. When he comes bauk,
we look for him to whiz through the, old
sheet sidewise ! ." '
We Were With Them, and Saw With
Our Own Eyes.
Those sea-voyaging young merchants?
Mr. J. H. Cheatham, Mr. Willio Penn,
and Messrs. Griffin and Cobb, all have |
large fall advertisements for our paper,
but on account of an unusually heavy
press upon our columns, -we cannot ac
commodate them until next week. We
would say just here however, that wc
were with these young gentlemeu, and
saw their active efforts to secure such
stocks as would suit their friends and
patrons at home-tho tastes of one; -
purse of another, the' aoioAl ' ne^cs/?
of another. We think; they-<bou,*^'vii?p? I
ly and well ; and we" d'cuio? px*'4i&'?r?
when we say that mich ' beau^a? goAo
have never been brought to Edgefleld-?
are now, day by day/arriving./Kea
week les Travailleurs de la Zfer'.yrttX
speak for themselves. . \ C". . ..
AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS.
Wo touched at Augusta on our return
from New York, and found it full of busi
ness and social activity. Augusta bears it
self proudly, as if conscious of being ono
of the fairest jewels in the crown of freo
and disenthralled Georgia. As. regards
brightness, gaiety, fashion, beauty, taste,
Augusta certainly has no equal in the
Southern Atlantic States. Her business
?On are people who do not slumber nor
sleep at their work. Let us call a few of
them to your minds.
FLAUNTING A GREEN FLAG AND
A RED ONE.-On Broadway, t^aother
day, we observed a respectable mid^frc*
aged gentleman walking m. from or ,us.
flaunting twolong ^r rtuiec? gay hr (o tije
wind-rone green;:' the . Mifc^-wfi^ \?<i'
hurried up abd passed the said amitie
man, expecting to *ee pn? ef the rojmy
odd and unaoeotOTtafile.pepple ofteiEn
countered on ?roa^'t#iy?It turnefVbut
however to- be tlie ''fnta^'a^l^ound old
Christophe* Gray^ wit? t?*o^a)todes of
splendid Vefour.s. ""We fatjiiqtfffli^
jointcd ourself wIth7*"Sht?r, ai^?^en)
wont With-the; ^^"^^l^^l^t^
saw ali the Dry Goods wonders of the
world. And all these ' magnificent won
ders the Nestor has already sent out to
Augusta. Read his fall advertisement,
and go to his Establishment and get our
Edgefield boy, Melville Norris, to show
you these treasures.
THE JORDAN CLOTHING STORE.
-This is a new Stofo; and this Jordan
will not prove a hard road to travel. Mfr.
Jordan has a full and elegant supply of
every description of Clothing for thc re
tail trade. By all means lot friend-Jor
dan-a native Edge-field man-have a
fair share of Edgefield rmtron?i??.. His
card will tell you where to find him.
THE SHAMROCK I?ACHELOR.
And thc honor of his native Shamrock
has never been exemplified by a purer
gentleman-James W. Turley. And
him also did wo track in the great jner-j
tropolis-from ("allin's to JaJTray's,
thence to Stewarts, thence to Lord and
Taylor's, and thence down tho Gulf
Stream, bringing to the shores ol' tho
Savannah the wealth ol' all tim looms of'
thc world. Let Edgefield road Iiis new
card ; and, as she ha.s done for many a
long year past, grapple to him with
hooks of steel. And who knows but
that the bright Oyes of some Edgefield
girl may yet whisper to our friend the
wisdom ofhisgraftingthcKham rock U]>on
the Palmetto? A lucky Palmetto that
would be !
MILLER, HACK A HO WA RD.-This
extensive wholesale, and retail Groccry
Ilouse is presided over by three very es
timable gentlemen, of long experience
in business-one of them. Howard, a?
Edgefield man. Their huge-Store room^',
high up on Broad Street, are tilled to
overflowing with every variety of Gro
ceries, Provisions, Delicacies, Wines and
Liquors that can be dreamed of. And
their prices aro as low as in any other
Southern market.
Andhere, by tho by,isacongenial ren
dezvous for our Sabre-Club men when
tliey go to Augusta ; for fit 'course every
one knows that Hack, of this house- js a
very Saladin among the TournfomferJt
knights of Augusta. A good place to
talk Sabre talk, and-" Haok on till day,
my Darling, Hack on till day !"
FULLY ABLE TO ACCOMPLISH
WHATEVER THEY UNDERTAKE:
-For many years past the princely Drj*
Goods firm of Jas. A. Gray A Co., in
Angiuta, have clearly demonstrated that
they are fully able to accomplish what
ever they undertake. And that they
have reached as Jailli a stand, both as
merchants and .ns gentlemen, as any firm
in the broad South, no one will presunto,
to '.rainby.
Their mnrMe palace on Broad Street,,
is .just now peculiarly a scene of lilt-,
beauty and bustle. Thoir Now Fall and
Winter Goods are attracting the attention
and admiration Of al? Augusta-?nd of
all visitors to Augusta. In fact, no mat
ter what JaS.?Ai Gray*Cb. have dono
in this line in ibVmer season*-and their
deeds have been always" brilliant-still
they have surpassed, this iallf all previ
ous efforts. Their stock is absolutely
royal-in quality, quantity and variety.
And if thore is a better house or better
men in the Southern country anywhere,
then we are not apprised of it And
again we most cordially commend the
Jiouse and the men to our readers and
patrons everywhere.
AND THEN THOSE WHALES AND
LEVIATHANS OF THE CARPET
AND CURTAIN TRADE:-Of course
we mean the Bailie Brothers. Whom
else could we mean? For who else in
in this latitude does so great and success
ful a business in this line as Jas. G'. Bai
lie <fe Bro. ?
The Bailie Establishment is one of the
institutions of Augusta, and" it is one
that wiars well wit! age. We hayefeeen
nothing ele?wfce^e.? even i u ^hje largest
cities, to surpass' the magnificent' stock
of Carpets, Upholstery and Groceries at
Bailie's ; and ?Del high gratification in
knowing that the enterprising and gen
tlemanly proprietors lind such costly
and elaborate investments a paying
thing at a point?somear us.; "Jbeit faetti
ties are only equaled r>y the vastness
and variety of their stocky which is al
ways kept fully up tot .'thf hJgne?lC P^tfcC
in everything belonging to their linc.
Do no' overlook their fall card.
"THIS WAY, MR. MERRIMAN!'?
-This way, and introduce ." the, thre .<
strong brothels in'^thV?r prbdigltnfcr 'fea
of strength." They are named McCabe,
Costello andVDaily. Bah ! - Vwein -bagtt
iclle ! Wp" never read. -tho. fii-mname/ef
this splendid Dry Go?drif o^str irr4 Au
gusta without thinking of Dan Casteilo,
the famous circus man. >,We love dearly
to go to the circus, and si?iip plofefe teethe
saw dust, aud look clbselyut Ihe'Ta'dy
ridinp; in.tigbts and spangles, and im.oJl
the ahihikls". Yes, We ?V But wo^oV?
still better to go into 'McCabe,: Costello & ?
Daily's in Augusta and look at the royal
Goods fit to ac' >rn princes and dukes,
anal their wives and children. And af
ter, arl, hew princes in?i dukes and? many
other lesser people, would scuttle from
the scene of their glory were they sud
denly deprived of their fine feathers I
But we arc off oui track. The Columbia
Union will say we are drunk again. But
friends of EBgefiel& bplieve ii?lhnt Mc
Cabe, Costello ifc Daily can fit you out
comme il faut, as emperor or carpenter,
queen or beggar-maid.
THE TIFFANY'S OF AUGUSTA:
Tiffany's, you know, is tho grandest
jewelry and silver establishment in New,
York-the grandest, we dare say, in tlie
world- And as Tiffany's is to New
York; so is Prontaufs to Augusta. For
twenty-two years has this Costly and
Exquisite Shop nourished in Augusta;
and to-day it is more perfect and 'moro
popular than ever. The tasteful and re
liable French gentleman who establish
ed it has departed from earth, but his
mantlo has fidler* upen a sbnrfo'less taste
ful and reliable. The old lirm name and
<fyle is still retained. For a year to come
Uiis firm Dante witt ntkn-n our business,
columns. In fact it ?ia* ad or ned ?he. .d/f..
vcr tiver'H columns Ar "t%?enty-two years',
Old friends are Edgefield and Prontaut
And in the course of the said }-ear to
come, wc earnestly hope Edgefie!$l will
purchase from A. Prontaut <fc Son (under
the,Aug?feta Hotel} oi(>re ?'.jH'cfls pfjrolc
aud Jow?s of r?lv?if'ftttaj] flrfe Israelfcci
ti old filched from their Egyptian task
masters when they quitted them to jour
ney towards Canaan.
ANOTHER BRACE .OF, ENTER
PRISING IRISH GENTLEMEN :-This
time wc allude to the Gallaher Brothers,
who wield their right arms manfully in
the Dry Goods field. Two nights ago,
coming from Augusta to Pine House on
tho cars, two Edgefield sisters sat imme
diately behind us, and tiley retailed to
an elderly lady across thc aisle from
them, their shopping experiences iii Au
gusta. They told of how they went here,
and how they went there, and how they
went to the other place ; add how they
'?ot this article, and that article and tho
other article. And tho elderly^ lady
would say ever and anon. And where
did you get this?" And the reply was
invariably, " Oh we always went back to
Gallaher's. We got everything at Gal
lahers."
So remember this little incident of the
two Edgefield sisters who " always trent
back to G'allahcr's."
AN ESTABLISHMENT COMPLETE
TO A MIRACLE:-The Grocery and
Liquor House of Miller, BisellA Bu rn m
a few doors above $ie Augusta Hotel!
And in the beginning we may as well
say that the popular and genial Hugh.
Harrison is now to be found with this
establish ment ; and if there had boon
inything wanting to complete its outfit,
then Hugh would have supplied the
(rani. We know all Edgefield will agree
with us in this.
Miller, liisell it Boram defy thc sever
est scrutiny and tho closest competition
Their thorough knowledge of all classes*
)f G rocerea and Liquors ranges them high
in tho estimation of connoisseurs as ex
peris No wond?V then*that their grand
establishment is ono ofthebest patron
ized in all Georgia or South Carolina.
No common groceries or deleterious
:;o inpounds at Miller, Bisell it Durum's.
All taste? may be suited by purchas
ing Groceries and Liquors ol' Millor,
liisell & Eurum. And none who do so
need have any apprehension of . being
dealt with except upon the highest prin
ciples of honor and integrity.
Tiiey- have lately, by. demolishing a
partition wall, added another huge reon'i
to their warehouse. And not all the peo
ple in thc world could destroy their
immense stock in a twelve-month. Wo
bespeak for their large card in this week's
Aihc rt ?ser very general and'very spe
cial attention.
Republican Xorainatious.
Thc Republicans of this County held
their nominating Convention at this
place on Thursday last, and made the
following nominations:
Senate- Lawrence Caid.
Itepr?sen/at?fes-J. A. Barker, Limns*
Simons, Paris Simkins, David Graham
and AugustusSinikins.
Sherill-Hardy Walls.
gudgee* Probate-L Trimer.
Clerk of Court-A: Ramsay.
School Com missioner-George Morgan.
Coroner-Wm. Watson.
County Commissioners-H. Strom, Doc
Martin and Wesley Jefi*r**ori. (
This ticket, it is but justice to say, is
is quite an improvement, morally and
mentally, on the tickets hitherto sup
ported by the Republican party, and wc
are gratified to seo this evidence of an
apparent desire for improvement in the
Republican ranks.
An Kdgeficld M. D. in Graiiitcville.
With pleasure we extract from thc Ai
ken Tribune thc follbwing complimenta
ry notico of our your friend Dr. Willio
Jennings:
The numerous friends of Dr. W. D.
Jennings, Jr.of Edgefield, will.be pleased
tj? learn that he has located at Granit?
ville and resumed tho practice nf his
profession. The Doctor is a gentleman
of urbano^ manners and fine intellect,
and hi'scniowjd abundant opportunities
fm ?.?.r.'e?mw^
pcitiit-e which he grnCefi?ny representT-it
It will not bc the limit either of his skill
or his breeding if he does not acquire a
huge and lucrative patronage.
NEW G-00DS1
I^or tlie Fall Tracie !
?(Iii lill fl!L>!><!
A.? A.
I3?? a??oH (}i3rS-DEALER IN
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dye Stuffs
^PEK^ pWMtS iOFi'IVEE? flB??B|
ki-.niHftA Tob?ceo, Segars, ?e.,
EdgefieM, S. C? < f.i i i I b
.r4 ? <>u( )"JS?T
M
I take pleasure in announcing to the p?p?to!oj (Seafield
who have'with-mc-so'kMly Shared their patronage for the
past two years, that I am daily receiving my Fall Stock of
?fods^l??^??fciN?S, including ?Large Supply ,flf
CHO?CE FAMILY GROCERIES, all of which will be offered
at pri?es to suit the times.
. All' persons vi?itiiig Edg?field for the purpose of purchasing
Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Groceries, &c, will do well to call
and examine my goods, and particular my prices. An early'
call solicited, and satisfaction guarantied. . .
I am now-offering#the fbllowidg Goods and indispensable
Remedies at the lowest figures : *
4 Dozen Dr. Tutt's Expectorant for coughs and colds,
4 " " M .Sarsaparilla,
, , 4 ?J \ ;. Aver's
1 o - 'ci 'i ' ci cc
St
2 " " Cherry Pectoral,
2 " Rosadalis, the great blood purifier,
i 2 [ " .Div, Jayne's Alterative.
i j % J ? [pt J /j ! ii Expectorant,
1 " Pisa's Cure for Consumption,
.\;2':> Pure Cod Liver Oil,...
Deslacs other valuable Remedies too numerous to mention.
1 rs i
BITTERS, BITTERS.
2 Cases Hostetters Stomach Bitters,
2 " Walker's Vinegar " *
2 " Drakes Plantation " " 'l il
1 " Tutt's Golden Eagle "
1 " Panknin's Hepatic
SIMMONS' LIVER REGULATOR
If you wish Simmons* genuine,Meci?me In packages, or
bottle, you can find it at * ' CLISBY'S Drug Store.
i in.IA i
.. ' . ? -nu
Choice Family irocartes? "
I have m Store and to arrive :
G Bbls. SUGAR, all grades, Vi / l #l
4 " Choice SYJiUPS and MOLASSES, r { ,
2 Sacks Best RIO' COFFEE, , Ll {. r,.
1 " Superior JAVA COFFEE,'
1000 lbs. New RICE,
50 " Choice Green and 'Black TEAS, -?? j,: t (J
1000 Fine Canvassed PI AMS. . ln * 4 , t t- a / ?
. Choie? (-HEESE and MAC?ARONI,
10 Bbls. FLOUR, best grades,
20 Sacks MEAL, "
CANNED GOODS of all kinds,
Pine APPLES. PEACHES, TOMATOES,
? PJCKLES, OYSTERS, LOBSTERS, SARDINES,
' Nice Tea and Soda CRACKERS, &c, &c. * '
FINE SEGARS, CHEWING AN? SWQtlW
T?BACCO.
15 Boxes fine SEGARS,
4 ? " Chewing TOBACCO,
75 Lbs. Genuine DURHAM SMOKING ffQ^OCO, ; |p j . j j
/imo?) M
\ L-M. . lill \ 1IIIIIJ'V ?iiHMii?? rive
i un Lii/iiii'i muumuu.} uuiuj
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
, I.T ...>,...>. 0itiH>;)\
To my Stock, whioh is large and complete, I call the attention of persons'
wanting anything in the Liquor line, feeling confident that I can make it to
their interest to buy of me.
The follQwing Liquors will be offered at low prices either by Wholesale
or Retail :
10 Bbls. Pure Old Rve WHISKEY, * * ? < ; ?1 t ? * / /
3 " Corn
2 Cask Old Holland'GIN,
2 Baskets CHAMPANGNE,
20 Gals. Pure Old Sherry VINE,
20 " " ? Madeira " . '. f l Jv AH
20 " ?' " Port ,! ' ?I
A. A. OLiSBt.
Prescriptions Compounded at alt hoars with thc
greatest care.
. . . ? . - .. . '.?.,....<??..
Oct. 2, . . tf , 41 ?fe
-JAMBS 1. GKAT ?
M ".. [j\ . ? : \
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR PATRONS AND THE PUB
LIC GENERALLY TO THEIR
r 1 ; M?X3NIFICENf;rD??PLAy ; f
r pl Yiiikm wmM ?O0DS, .
M? ?ST?W RECEIVING.
European and American DRESS GOODS and SHAWLS,
Beautiful Lines of PRINTS, Full Lines DOMESTICS,
Men's and Boys' SUITINGS in great variety,
FLANNELS, BLANKETS, BED QUILTS and" COUNTERPANES,
WHITE: GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, LINENS, NOTIONS AND FURNISH
ING GOODS.
t *1 .?: ;?-; ?j . .! H 1 !
k Comprising the'largest and best assortment in the city. We. offer ?*me ax
.the very lowest prices, . Buyers may relv upon the Bargains at "
JAMES A. GRAY & CO'S., 194 & 196?rbad St.' '
..-O ' ?
Among the^paqjy'SffiW GOODS just opened, we invite attentiqu -to the
DIEPPE SEBGES, A FINE SOFT
.MATERIAL, suitable for Suits, .com'
possed entirely- of Wool, the Dyes
are remarkably, superfine, IN ALL
THE FAS#I<^AK4<MADEW
The Ouoicest Fabrjcsior iWqurnivtjg,/
in Cachmires, Tamise Cloths, Balmo
rals, Cr?pes, "Lupin's Bombazines,
.Lupin's 6-4 DeLaines, ?ic.
mi?esfc??i J^'^ew ^st?cW^Pyys&n
IBk?ffitit?m, Olive, ?ree?ur
quo&e# Blfi^Kwles',' B?oitfe, BrAwn,
ot
?fiotf-Wmv 'RR
T Sffc^ptfPonkasJW
Wc?llEiefOVep?-Pop
erge?^i^Kir's, $?J
t&4i&ax$t$ixt? Mohairs in th! South'^ OT "* ''
the Purest Black apd Brilliant finish,
.~-'~$2>hrcrres wide/ from 25 cts. per yard to
?i ?effed L^gi?lotha 4 Q j ? ?ft#>inj>4 t?c^yjei^rii?^;
I .?t^lii yardi, j ? j f : ^ l Dress Goods at-25 cts. per yard.
Orders for Samples promptly attended to. fiJ .......
JAS, A- GRAY & CO.,
194 and 196 Broad St,, Augusta, Ga.
W. SWEAKENGIN.
J. L. WoODWABD
Kew Goods! 9?Qif jRffllg!.
&>vLWin%&- -?-A'v "*" ";
ll E respectfully announce to our friemds and customers of Edgefield and
a'djoi?ing Counties, that we are now r?ceivingour large and well selected
stock of . T ^3Hl o55B' # 3
TALL AND WINTER GOODS,
marx - A y nin
-Consisting in pqf\ $
DRY GOODS, of every style and kind,
Men and Boys* CLOTHING, \
HATS and CAPS, for all,
BOOTS and SHOES fresh from Factorv.
? ALSO,
Our GROCERY is now stocked with CHOICE GROCERIES, such as (
, BACON, MOLASSES, SALT, : \ , JJ. 1
FLOUR, MEAL, LARD, CORN, OATS, ' ' - V
IRON, NAILS, :
FACTORY YARN, LEATHER, ;. ."?,.- >
BAGGING and TIES,
TOBACCO SEGAP.S ...
' WHISKEYS, WINES, BRANEIES, from the best Kentucky dis
tilleries.
And in fact everything generally found in a First Class House, all at
Augusta, or'any other Southern market price.
Give us a call,'and save your Railroad -expanses, freight, dray?ge, &o.
SWEARENGIrt & WOODWARD,
. PINE HOUSE, S. C.
Oct. 2, '.. . .. -tf ' 4Q
I? 0
The People of Edgefield
will do well to recollect that
.they can buy., their Fall and
i#inter??ry booda to the
best advantage at the Old
Cash House of
WE ElfrT?R CASH!
WE SELL FOR GASH V
NO BAD DEBTS MAD?1
'lil
2*t f
Therefore,
MONEY SAVED FOR THL CUSTOMERS,
> titiI 31 Jl
Augusta, Ga., Sept. ?5,
Cor. Bro?dTOl? M??ft*
Cor. Bro'?ct^a M??flio^Stfe!
3m 1
) HO
TO THE
Merchants and Planters
OF EDGEFIELD COUNTY.
MILLER, HACK & HOWARD,
295 Broad St.,
Augusta, Ga.
IT is with pleasure and gratitude that we annou
our.firm at the same w?U snow* ftadd.
'i Pur GENERAL G^O0R|lYlniS?M^il?SION
rie'd*bfl*"W?th' r?creased f?o??ties. " j
We have-on hand, and are receiving, a larger Sto
ly Groceries and Provisions, than we
public before, consisting in part of ': 'r> ?
? Badging,
?2NT
Bacon,
Hams,
Lard,
Pork
Beef,
Flot?
Meil,
Grists,
Salt,
Mollies/1
Syrup, < -
Cheese, ?
Soda,
Soap,
Candles,
m. Ginger,
Mustard,
Mace,,
Cloves,
. Nutmegs,
Cin?mon','
Sugtr,
Coffee,
Tobacco,
Segare,
Snuff;
Wines,
Liquors,
yiuegar,
Sauce,
Tea,
Citron,
Jellies, i.
Gelatine,
.Baazili, f Vt <,
1 Walnfet?,^ 1" *
Blacking,
Blueing,
Buck?ts,
Tubs, '
Brooms, Ac.
We also have
Seed Rye, Barle y, Wheal'and t?t?i. 'l
We have secured the services pf Mr. J. P. Hardy; formerly at Newberry'
C. H.; and lately with Capt; T. Jones! & Spn. Hjs friends are invited to
?nee him. All orders sent to him will receive prompt attention. .
All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE sold on Commiseiw.? tr fi < fi .. . .j
Our Mr. W.'S. HO'WABD wi?? be at Edgefield every Sale day.
.Mhh'ti MliBEfe, HACK & HOWARD; f
Augusta, Ga., Sept. 25 . J tf " 40 "
-^-"'J- 1 fl 1 M n. ' Hi~ fc??i
TO PLANTERS.
?OOO Yds. Best Bengall and Doublo
Anchor BADGING at l?lc^por yd.
GO Bundles ?Yr?w TIES at 10c pr lb.
' !! '? " ' ' ?. F. 'CHEATHAM.
Oct 2 tf 41
Public* Stables.
PERSONS leavtag :Pino House ion)
.tho trains can leave. th oir. Horses at I
ourStnDles, where they will Vb?eiv? ev
ery caro and attention at SA'per day- ... |
SWEABENGIN & WOODWiOD.
Oct ii tf 41
FALL OBY GOODS I
tfN account of tho very large increase' in. our Business we haye found it
neaesfcary topwJ^|f*tefcD?, fcd'?iereforc moved from the Store''238 to the
La?a? and Ele?afttjSraK ?pC?I 228 Broad Street, lately occu
px??yby JamiS'A* i|fra$|pxC#?j| a?d from which ' we take much'pleasure in ;
announcing to th? .peopt?^Bd&nel*} and' ?unnrounding Districts that we j
have made the most AMPLE PREPARATION for tte ?
Fall-Trade of 1872 ! /
Our BUYER, who is in ?he Markets 'for ! the past six weeks, is leaving
nothing undone to make our Stock one of the Largest and Best
Selected that it h ?s yet been our.pleasure to put on Exhibibioa, ?nd'the
Prices of which we guarantee to be as low as the same Goods <tyn be pur
chased outside of' New; Ydijk..?i1iyi' . ...
Beag too extensive* to enumerate w? wpl gay ffiat'the 'followiHfjfDepart
men.tsv(are moat?compet?? ario ^U^TIIX?TOK^.V?RI?T?:. .;
SILKS--In Blaqfy Colore^ Checked and Striped. .
Jr^P??l?fS--Reid Ir^flh and^rench, of the most noted -makes- (fad ia all
' the:shades, >_?????'? ;-- ??j .,. , .; ,
BRESS GOOBS-ArV elegant assortment among which will -be. found
the newest?inih?-Mja'rket. ?" \ '
SBAWLjS-The ne.weB^patterns and ia large Variety. ?
HOj^JUEBJT-In the most celebrated German, English and, B?lbriggan
-8 i'? A ^Makes, also'full linee of the Medium.and Lower prices.
WQMtJjlfS-In, great variety, including all the Novelties. ?: ??? ? ;?->
KEB CrL?.Vj?S1-We would remark ?s.to th?se, that we are ?Sol? Agents
in this City for the sale' of Meru '?iove in/all qualities,'tia .-'
whic*h no Glove rn Market has given such universal satisfaction*
CASSlIflERS ArVB J?Al?S^!L&$ and-"??fei ??leet?????ckt T?
LINEPtf S-?n fywQf?^M&tb* and-LineaSheeting... "%
TOWELS^ I&TKltff ib?B BOYLIES-A Complete Une.
TABL E B AM ASK-From the Lowest te the finest known to -the trad e.
Before closing we would say that we:in?e??'making
..-'i
A SPECIALITY. Having spent'yeais-exclusively .- in^ these Departments,'
in the van/ %kt?Zdbu?ts'afi thia ?o?ti?ent,"we,cl?ima"sup?rior knowledge to
our many ?omjpetitoi;?. r.Tbiseeappnr, we(have given, ithe purchase-ef?these.
Goods our closest attention; (?uyin???rectly okImporters,):and<would ask
all Ladies who intend .puranaaing al?ilk Dress to give' nsf a call: . 1
We wilt cheerfully show our Goori*, State exactly
what they are. ASK hut' one price and guarantee that
to he the very 'lowest in the Harket.
i ".AL McCABE, dOSTELLO-?DAILY.
l\ r.(?28 Broad St., Under Central Hotel,
Augusta, Sept. 26 . ? -Jm .. -1 . . I40*
m\ mm
. f m
18.72.
187?.,.,. ,, Fall and Winter. '
. . . '. ? - '?? ? .. . '
? : // <'.':/ . . i O O /'/ i,;f'
P. & M.
v) r J ;'ik) Brba4 St, AtigH8tar tja.
-.?*!> 1 . .'
I
'IRE now receiving] ?.nd wi?l'c?nliilue to receive puring
THE CHEAPEST"AND BEST ASSORTED S'T?CK
Th?t ?hey have ever offered to the public,. Th^ir/frign^s,ap<l^e public
generally are. infec?' io, inspect it.-,' ,/;:'rm
We are.deter^ii^Qjlif^to ^\in|$$3old, and in tuis.awnection.wiU^tate
to our friends and patrons that we are prepared to sell them Goods at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES. . ,,u u< t - - ft ? ..,....? ti
Everything usually kept in a Fivstjdlass Dry Goods establishment can be
found at our Store. . \ ; f . t itUti, , ,. } u ,y/
SSt Call, examine- aiid judge for "yourselves/1 " V \ *i ti < st tr-t
Augusta, Ga-, 'Sept. 25 ' J;.'. . ?m.>#, . .,...".- .... j
FALL.'?rfc'D'.ififlRITER GOODS!
C. K. Henderson ? Bro.,
; . .SiKT . 301 1 Ort
GRANITE VILLE, S. G.,
. 4
T
AKE pleasure in announcing to their friends und customers that they
I now op?n?nfe^ car?i'uUf jaelt?teH Stock of Fall and Winter Goode, em
now opdiring'?r cai^i'ully,
bracing . ..... ' '.'
Beaiitifal DDry Groods,
Ready Made Clothing,
.. . Hats, daps, Boots, Shoes,
Ladies' SHAWLS andBalmoral sklR?S, j i;! ) /'
. Dr?ss??TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, BUTTONS, Ac., -g . ,
GLOVES,, CORSETS, HOSE and Half HOSE, < fl
HAN^iBRCHIEFS, ' COLLARS, CUFFS,
. L?dies' and Gent's UND?RVESTS/ - ?.
Gent's FURNISHING GOOD'S. . .'..-. :'
Groceries a Full and jj^i^;^^^,
. CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, ?IN7, W?0D and HARDWARE,
Sole LEATHER, Calf and Kip SK?1.S, 1 &
Shoemafe?r s Goods in great variety, jp.jj^ t, ni ?. ..:
6A DDLES. BRIDLES, and evervtjhiflg in the. line,.
TRUNKS,-VALISES, Carpet SACKS,
TIES and BAGGING, and Second-Hand. BAGGING, .. ,
.. TOBACpO ?nd SEGARS, a choice stock.
CQjjFECTIONERIES in endless Variety, t .
' ' ' Schdol BOOKS, PAPER, ENVELOPES. j&c.,.&c.,, - j , ,.f.1 C)
' jCo?tto^ ^?l^i fir??l of] ?ommissioiis !
3,4and ? gr<
. added to our Stock to meet the wants of our increasing trade, were bought !
T / Pf T /
fe3TSA.ll or the above Goods
[.eat many others, . which we have
i^'nJ^ricS'irw?^^best Houses in Baltimore and New York for CASH, and
^were con^WwiwM>olight at the lowest prices, and which we are willing to
. V^^?^$aw^^r^^st resP,5^u^ J invited to call ajic? examine for their
^'^^^4^1 C; K. BE.\'BER^O\ & BRO.
-v',^Ml?qf^?9?S??%- Soi 40
|> .'; <v -
wm
C.^ ROBINSON
-t^iTH*-? .. . '
?SALE GROCERS
-AKD
jQf^ MERCHANTS
?GTTIf?CK. OF "?EW". GOODS.
*6i? tt?rtd and to Arrive. . ^
50 H?dfe. MQLAi33BS?.^
100 Bbls.
50 " SYRUPS, .
100 " SUGARS,
lOHhds.
100 Sacks OOFPEE; ' ? ^
. ( 190.Bbk. WHISKEY, '
. . 25 " WINES,
,i 300 P'k'gs. MAOKERELr h .
100 Bbls. Choice FLOUR,'
-.' K3? m M?41*m.f I f
.50,000 Lbs. CR. SIDES,... ?. .. ,.
Heavy Bengal BAGGING,
Long Arrqw TlfiS^,.
; ,Large Sacks SALT, -
' Best.Leaf LARD,
Beat Factory CHEESE . "
Best Satin Gloss ' STARCH, .
Be^PwvrliiTARCHr -
: Frtsh Cove'OYSTERS,
Old Goylt. Java COFFEE, "
J j ?Pcime. Laguayxa i . *
:Best Adamantine CANDLES;
Dry Salt SID?S,
&U.UUU Libs. U.JK. .??UXtQ,..-: , Dry Halt SILIES, . ., , ' U
30,000, " -SHOULDERS,. . ,.,), ( ^J^all?ApEI) GjOOLS., ' t*
AWB AI FULL STOCK OF F?I?ILY GROCERIES.
... j iv.-'? in? |5??w*f*
Thankful-fori th? li?era'. patronage bestowed, ^?ircpe,^ ?tilt fett?tion
to businesi " to-merit rth?f atjpe in th?;^?tui*e. " . ,, . . ?.. , T
STAPLES*& REABi?
Augusta,.Sept. 17, . ' 8m '
o a?4
?Augusta, Ga.
?" ... -39:
KLviLe, ?H>T?
moro an\ ^ . *
call the V-eti from Balfi
fact that respectfully
solocted St?JJ pub?c to the
? Fall ?iVhand a p
Which has bejL (foods,
lowestprtces, a; '
Low as the L?w\ it the very
STAPLE ?no\? ?en^
great variety; ' V ?? .n
A large assortmegO0!^ 1
in solid colors; . con '
t trench "Merinocs, $.<aOOi??
Silks, Opera FlannettPi'Y;ll,lS>
colors," Trinis, BleacJp^:
Chignons, Switches. Vj*
Ladies' and Misses* Hjbaut*'
FURS, TRIMMINGS, \
CL?S, .T?3js v.^.
CUFFS and COLLARS, Y1
Ladies! ' and childrens \
'? GATTEHS/a nno assortment- d
prices i . W
. BGOX&aud SHOES, HATS F
for Men, Boys and Children ' \
A large lot of READY MADE C,
INO for-Men and Boys, at prices^
defy competition. L , , \
Asplendid lot of PIECE tiOOlA
Men and Bovs wear, from 25 cit-., upi
.Bed BLANKETS,
GUNS and. CUTLERY anda geiver
stock of HARDWARE; ..: .
BAGGING, TIES: * *\
PADDLES, BBIDLESf COLLARS, *.
Trace CHAIN'S, WHIPS, .>. . .
SHOVELS, SPADES,,;
Horse SHOES and Nails of- all kinds.
Trunks, Valises, Satchels, Umbrellas,'
A fine assortment jof.CROCKER Yand
GLASSWARE,
Toile t GO ODS, SOAPS and COLOGNE,
"POMADES: Coarse and Fine COMBS,
. PAPER, PENS, INK, i .
JEWELRY, ClfOCKS^MIRRORS, ?Sc..
FAMILY ?&OCERIES.
1 BACON, FLOUR; LARD, CORN,
.MEAL,,. SUGAR, COFFEE, RICE,
SALT, SYRUPS, CHEESE, etc., at th?,
.lowest cash price.
. If you Want good' Bargains don't fail
?to. call and examine our S toy h'bc lb re
purchasing elsewhere. rivi'.:' '
SWEARINGEN ?SfSEICLER.
Sept ll, ' ti 88
Save Money, Time' anti Trouble
by Selling four Colton
. At Home !
I HAVE an order for 1000 Bales of
COTTON? and witt/pay Augusta prices,
as quoted,.in the daily papers from Au
gusta,-less transportation and the cns-1
ternary expenses in that city for selling.
O. .F. CHEATHAM.
.AugiS. tf ' 36
* _*. . ? _
; tfE yt .AbVER'TISEMEi\TS.
AT "LOW St ATES!?.
Foi- $8 per Inch'per month,
no will insert ap advertisement in 12 Fi rat-Cl as?'
Papers in S.,C List sent on application to GEO.
P. HOWELL & CO., Advertising Agent,
41 j?arli'Row,*N. Y.
CAMPAIGN G(M)DSl?? m
Agent?'wWed fo*r oar Ccmpafgtf gooda. Sell at
Sight. Pu}-*ioo per cent, profit. Now is
thc time. Send at once lor Descriptive Circulars
and Price List/of onr Fine Steel Engraving of all
the Candidates,-Campaign Biograp'.des. Charts, Pho
tographs, Badges, Pinn, Fjaes, ana uv yihing suited
to the trmes. Ten Dollars per day easily made, Full
saiuuU>s .-cut for $3. Address Moonis ?Sc GOOUSI-EEU,
37 .Park Eow, New York. .
. -.-.-:-;-:
Epilepsy ot Fits
A SURE CUBE for this digressing complaint ia
now made known ?ft a Treatise (nf 45 octavo page?)
on Foreign and Native Uertial ?i'rep.iraiinus. T/iib^
dished by Dr. 0. PIIEU-S Bnowx. Tim prescription
was discovered by him in such a providential man
o'er thal ho cannot conscionti. nsly .refi'.-ctn mako li
kivoin, as il has enred everybody who hal uscfl it for
Fit?, never having failed ina single ta?*: Mle in
gredients may Iv obtained from any draggisC A
copy sent free to al! applicants by mail. Addft^s
D? O. PHELP5 BliOWN, 21 Grund Strict, Jersey
City, N. .T. _. ' _
SELTZER
Kot h i ay like il, in medicine. A luxury to
the palate, a puinlmu ?vacuant, a jftntU stimulant lo
ihcclrcu?atiou, tfpcrsprr?tory preparation, un anti
bilious medicine, a stomachic, a diuretic and an ad
mirable general alterative. * Such atc thc acknowl
edged and dally proven properties of T.?.nn.v:?T'6 Ei"
FEltVESCCT iSELTZEB APEKIKXT.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Willi Foster's Patciil Kid Glove Preserver.
You can keep your lid gloves from mi?dcwing,
spotting or so?icg'at all seasons and in BJI'cUn9nt?jl
Convenient, light and will ?6t Jour HfrUmel Freo
tn any a'ddress'for 25 cents. Address A.'D. FOSTKU,
Sayvfilc, Suffolk Co., N. Y.
STAMMERfNG.-- Dr. WHIT::. ?<8*East 2Cth
St. Kew York. Best references irmi clergymen
and others. No pay uutil cured. Send for circular
REWARD
For any case of I'?nd, Bleed
ing, itching ir Ulcerated Piles
Ihat'DxBtxCs PILE P.KMKDY
lalla to cure. It Is prepared
_# W V expressly l<> cure thc. Piles
and nothing else. .Sold Wy all Druggi-is. Price, tl.Ul
V(i RlVTS* Wanted.^Agcnl.4 itiako more mon
.** ey at work for ns than at anything 'else. Busi
ness light and permanent. Particulars free. G.
STTSSOX A Co., Firus Art PubUiktrt. Portland* Kaine
State of South Carolina,
EDGEPIELD CCT'NTY,
. COURT OF COMMON PLEA S.
, V. J. Tobias'and wife and 1
J. J. Brovn, cred'rs, P^? | Snmm?jn8
Lucy H. Pickens,-Egor's., ? ,or rcU(iL
and others,, Defendants. J
To tho Defendants Lucy H. Pickens, Fu
genia Pickens, Mathtw: C. Butler and
Mariah; his wife, John E. Bacon and
Eobocoa, C., his wife, Eliza Lipscomb,
Sallie Lipscomb, AndrewPickens Colo,
Harperand Alfred.
YOU arc hereby 'summoned and re
quired to answer thc com plaint .in
this action, of which a copy is herewith
served upon you, and to serve a copy of
your answer* to the said complaint on
tho subscriber at tho oilico,- of Messrs
Baxter ?fe Johnstone, Newberry within
twenty days alter thc service hereof, ex
clusive of the day of such service ; and.
if you fail to answer the complaint within
tho time aforesaid, tho Plaintiff in this'
action will apply to the Court for the re
lief demanded in tho complaint.
Dated 5th September 1871.
JAMES M. BAXTER,
Plaintiff's Attorney.
' Oct.-2 Ot 41
ivoncE.
"VT?TICE is hereby given that on tho
-UN - first Monday m November next,
and rrom day today thereafter, tho Books
will bo opened for subscription to tho
.Capital- Stock of tho Spartanburg tfc Ai
.ken Railroad Company-by tho under
signed at Fdgeileld Court House-by.
Luke Culbreath, John Lako abd M. W,
Abney at Pleasant Lane, and by O. Shep
pard, J. T. Bodie and John Trapp at
Trapp's Mills.
Subscriptions are-to be received in
money, or inlands at a lair appraisement,
or tp oe paid in labor.
The snares ato ono hundred dollars
each,.
It is proposed to endeavor to complete
the link from Ninety-Six to Pine House
,fi,St- LAWRENCE CAIN,
M^'L. BONHAM,
W. T. GARY,
A. J. NORRIS.
J. A. BARKJBR, .
. ' PARIS SIMKINS,
. Commissioners for Edgofleld County.
Sept. 25, .' Ot , 40
Bonds for Sale.
THF CHARLOTTE COLUMBIA <fc
AUGUSTA RAILROAD COMPA
NYiWill fell$ 100,000 t0f its First Mort
gago Bonds, bearing interest at the rate
of 7 per. cent, per annum, at 80 and ac
crued Interest on 100-making,the invest
,or nearlyO per 6entper annum, In addi
tion, to the: discount. ?Apply to 'M P .
Pegram, Cashier First Nat. Bank, Char
lotte; C. Bofiknight, Treasurer, o7
^ o . ? WAI. JOHNSTON, Prest.
Oct.3 '.. . . 2m. 4V
?1 The Very Best!
,K f \ BBS. Genuino DURHAM 8MO- '
O VJ KING TOBACCO lust received.'
GRIFFIN & COBB?. *
? 'Oct 2 tf 41