?Termst" ?,00 p?r Annum.
Our Agents In Charleston. .
The Advertising Agency of Messrs.
Walker, ?Evans <fe Cogswell, represented
by Rps^B?T. Logan, Esq., is the only
authorized* Agency for ,ihis paper in
Charleston.5- . -
Mr. Manget's Peace Conference.
Mr. Manget, as Capt. Jack, assisted by
Johnnie Bee, as Scar-faced Charley, calls
you all in to a peace conference. Read
hi3 call, and beware ! He designs shoot
ing ycfu dead with cheapness. Imagine
the extreme novelty of such a deat h ! But
bis Dress Goods are lovely,
rt
O. P. Ch^atham at j johnston*^ j. j
Mr. Oscar Cheatham speaks to-day in
his character of m er chan t*p rince at John
ston's. "Read bini, all you people who
trade, or ever design tradingat Johnston's. .
leading Off In Turnips.
D^r. and; Mrs. Hill;, who always have an
incomparably fine gard en, send us spring
turnips of remarkable size and beauty.
A thousand thanks !
*; Unquenchable as the Modocs! '
The spirit, and the enterprise, and the
taste, and the everlasting state of prepa
ration, and thenever-iailingkeeping-up
with'-the-times, of Jas. A." Gray <fc Co., of j
Augusta, are all as unquenchable as the j
Modocs. Read their new card, and see
another proof of their possession of all
these admirable qualities.
Mr? Lebeschultz's Masculine Raiment.
We do not mean the raiment which
clothes Mr. Lebeschultz's own portly)
body, but that Vast and Handsome Stock
which ho has just received from New
"Kork for the purpose of Clothing other
?men's portly bodies-or plump, or lean,
or scraggy, as the case may be.
The said Stock is incomparably Beau
tiful and Complete. And while Clothing
is Mr. L's. speciality, still if you will
read his new spring announcement in
another column, you Viii seo that his
points of attraction are as numerous as
the sands of the seashore.
Miss Gibbes* School Entertainment.
- Miss Gibbes requests us to announce
to the public that the Entertainment to
be given by her scholars, for the purpose
of repairing the rooms in which she
teaches, and throwing two of them into
one, for the more successful conducting
of the school, will take place in Mas?me
Hall on Friday evening next. This En
tertainmentwill consist of Plays, Cha-"|
rades, Tableaux, and Music-two or three
young gentlemen amateurs of our com
munity, violinists and vocalists, kindly
undertaking the latter department. The
whole Exhibition-we can answer for it
-will be extremely bright and pretty.
Admission, 50cts ; children, 25cts. Doors
open at 7 ; performance to begin precise
ly at 8.
Announces his Whereabouts.
Mr. Mark Toney announces his where
abouts and issues a respectful invitation.
See his card.
. i
Murder on the Ridge.
On Tuesday last, on the plantation of ]
Mr. Wm. Watson, living near Ride Spring
Depot, Elbert Raiford and a man by the
name of Brooks, both colored, got into a
quarrel which resulted in a fight-fence
rails and rocks being the implements of |
war. Brooks pounded Raiford severely
with a rail and afterwards with a rock, from
which blows and contusions Raiford died
the next mornhig. Brooks, who was
clearly the aggressor and fomenter of the |
strife, made his escape, and has not }*et J
been arrested. Raiford was au excellent
blacksmith, and had, we understand,
the full confidence and patronage of
the people of the community in which
he lived.
Let us Have a Fire Engine.
A Fire Engine, so indispensable to the
safety of life and property in our com
munity, is not now among us, but we
are glad to say that there is a good pros
pect of our having one soon. The gen
tlemen of our town-mostly young men,
strong and brave-who have enrolled
their names as members of a fire com
pany, held a meeting in tho Court House
on Monday night last, and besides otner
important preliminary business, appoint
ed Committees to solicit subscriptions
towards the end in view. Of course an
Engine, and the other accompaniments,
will cost a very considerable sum. But
then only comparatively a small moiety
of this will be collected by subscription
if-as we understand it will-the Town
Council should doits duty in this matter.
Of the twelve or fifteen hundred dollars
paid annually to the Council by the cor
poration, an important sum might well
be donated to this AV eighty and crying
necessity. ' Indeed, let.us have little or
no road-working this yeer rather than
that 'the present fire-protection spirit
should be chilled. A fire anywhere and
under any circumstances ip terrible
enough, but, as we have often beforo ob
served, should a fire break out and gain
headway on oar public sqaare, where
would our calarrity and desDlation end?
A year thereafter it might be written of
Edgefield, ?? Ubi Troja fuit nunc cst
seges"-where Troy once stood there is
now a cornfield!
On Time,!
Gallaher <fc Mulherin, the great Shoe
Merchants of Augusta, oiler to shoo peo
pie on timo. Read, their proposition in
another column.
Even Scott is Alarmed.
Ex-Oov. R. Kt Scott remarked the
other day in the presence of a prominent
Republican of this County, with appa
rently considerable alarm, "lil be U-d
if Frank Moses and his ' Ring' hav'nt
stole moro money during tho past five
months of his Gubernatorial administra
tion, than I and my administration did
during my four years reign as Governor;
and by the Eterna!, I can prove it.4' And
perhaps Gov. Scott is right-and as he
he Avas "some'' on the steal himself, we
dare say Frank Moses, a profligate
spendthrift through he bo, is to-day
worth a cool half million or more. Scott
at tho last count only claimed to have a
quarter million of the South Carolina
ill-gotten pelf. Frank, please "rise and
explain."
?S- Gov. Moses has appointed Messrs
Milledgo W. Turner and William Park
mau, Trial Justices for Edgefield County.
0T Tho New Orleans Picayune, of the
23d instant, speaking, we suppose, Avith
especial reference to operations in the
Western cotton- Stages, says : " It is yet
too early to form any estimate of the
planting, but tho general impression is
that a larger area than last year has been
put in. The l3te frosts have rendered re
planting necessary to a considerable ex
tent in some sections."
Adview from the seacoast section
of this State report tho disastrous result
to the crops from the killing frost of Fri
day morning; much of the cotton will
have to be replanted, and the injury to
tho early vegetables is irreparable. No
frost so late has occurred fn this region
for fifty years.
p?T In North Carolina, Tennessee, and
the uj>per portions of Georgia and South
Carolina great damage was done to the
corn and cotton crops, and the frnit crop
W.BSS?80 materially injured by tho heavy I
frost of toe 2?h. 1
. Local Iteras. .
On Sunday morning last, Father Folchi,
a-young Italiaapriest o!" Charleston, who
now does missionary service in Edge
field,'said Mass in the Catholic Church
of this place; and in the afternoon a
large congregation assembled to witness
the beautiful and solemn-rite of adult
.baptism, FathertFoichi expounding the
rite and its symbols with great clear
nessi Considerable repairs have been
made* lately upon the roo^ and other
parts of this handsome Church, andan
elegant new carpet has been laid upon
the floor of the chancel. On the 4th >**f
June, whioh falls on Wednesday, Father
Folchi will again be in Edgefield, when
a solemn Requiem Mass for the soul of
the late Dr. Bermingham, who may be
called thefather of the Church, will be
sung.
?The Sabre Club held' its monthly drill
on Saturday last-a good turn-out and a
lively day. No races however. In the
afternoon, amid much fun and merri
ment, a indi was raffled-quite ?.fine
looking bull. Young Atkins, one of the
leading Sabreurs, won him ; and strange
to say, he turned out to be not a bull but
a steer, which is only another proof that
" all that gritters ' is not gold." In the
latter part of May or first of June we are
to have another grand Tournament and
Ball. Something to look forward to !
Marble*-playing, the players ranging
from youth to hoary age, is now the
amusement on our sidewalks.
Mr. Dick Anderson is more popular
than ever at the -Ryan Hotel Bar, and
his fresh Lager Beer is now the town
talk.
Edgefield "(viii have at least one repre
sentative at the Vienna Exposition. Mr.
M. A. Markeri, one of our most esteemed
and popular citizens, designs making the
Great Exhibition the occasion of ?visit
to his Fatherland. He will leave us in a
few days for New York, whence he wiU
sail to Liverpool or Havre. It is Mr.
Markert's iutention to be absent some
five months.. Ho has not promised to do
so, but we, hope-and we know every
one will join us in the hope-that he Will
send us back^letter every week.
Friday night last was severely cold,
and Saturday morning disclosed a heavy
frost, thick ice, and gardens terribly
damaged. Irish potatoes universally
cut down ; beans, squashes, and cucum
bers killed outright ; corn blighted, and
everything yellowed and set back. Cot
ton a good deal injured, but not disas
trously. And so also of fruit. The de
mand for fresh garden seeds within the
last fonr days has been enormous.
A few days ago, we are told, Milos
Yeldell, the yellow man who is in jail
charged with stealing Mr. L. R. Tillman's
money, and who still swears vehement
ly that ho " found it," espied on the pub
lic square our late County Treasurer, and,
standing in close proximity, the present
County Treasurer. Hereupon Miles,
leaning against the iron bars that so ter
ribly wound his pure soul, sang out in
lastly tones that reverberated magnifi
cently around the square: "Here's the
place for you County Treasurers ! Here's
the place for you !" This was a sort of
vulgar rebuff to the Treasurers, and they
incontinenti"? had business in other quar
ters of the town. Miles "knows how it
is himself,"-and many who heard his
exclamation remarked that, for once, he
was not far from the truth.
Capt. Eichelberger, ex-County Treasu
rer, has returned homo from Columbia.
We understand that he has made a par
tial settlement with Treasurer Cardozo.
On Monday last, just as the dry weather
had begun to tell oa growing stuff, there
fell a gentle rain. Ou Tuesday we had
still more-falling beautifully. And as
we write, Wednesday forenoon, it is
cloudy and damp, with every prospect
of further showers. So the season may .
be called a fine one hereabouts.
The Case of Capt. Bart. N. Blocker.
Our compatriot, above named, for years
past a citizen of Burke Co., Ga-, had a
hearing before the U. S. Court in Savan
nah on tho21st April. It will be remem
bered he was arrested some six weeks
back upon a charge of Ku Kluxism.
However, we should not say "had a
hearing," inasmuch as the Grand Jury
found " No Bill." The' negro witnesses
failed to link their lies, and Capt. Blocker
returned quietly to his home Our friend
was mu'jh favored in this matter by able
legal advisers-eminent lawyers giving
him the benefit of their time and talents
without fee or reward. .
The German Festival in Charleston.
? The Germana of Charleston, a body of
people Very much to be honored and'ad
mired, held high festi\?al list week-the
national amusement of target shooting
and enjoyed themselves as only Germans
can-rationally, aesthetically, enthusias- |
tically, without strife, confusion or vul
garity. .The arrangements for their an
nual celebration were thorough and com
plete, . and carried out without mar or
mishap.
The salute of? cannon on Monday
morning ushered in the carnival of joy,
ind without let or hindrance the festivi
ty and mirth continued unabated for
five days. ]
Among no people is the union of fes
tivity and solid virtue more beautifully 1
blended than among the' Germans, nor
the equipoise of business and pleasure
better sustained.
The first through passenger train on
the Air Line Railroad, from Charlotte to
Greenville, will reach Greenville this af
ternoon, Wednesday 30th. Tho excur
sionists are to behandsomely entertained
-frrand ball &c. Greenville-as well she
may !-is to lift up her voico and shout
for joy.
The name of the railroad town on the
Greenville & Columbia Railroad, known
as Frog Lovel, has been changed by the
Legislature, and is now called Prosperity.
Thc town has also beon incorporated,
and recently an election for Intendant
and Wardens of the town resulted as
follows : fntendaut-U. B. Whites. War
dens-J. M. Wheeler, E. P. Cromer, J.
J. L. Counts, L. S. Bowers.
John Phinizy, Jr., Esq., an emi
nent lawyer of Augusta, died in that
city on Sunday last, in tho 53d year of
his ago.
HEAVY FROST.-A heavy frost fell in
this latitude Friday night, and garden
vegetation yesterday morning was con
siderably cul down. Accounts from the
adjacent country represent the crops as
presenting quite a sickly appearance in
consequence of the cold snap. But for
the extreme dry weather prevailing, the
damage to the growing crops would haye
been very serious.-Chronicle ? Seiftinel,
2G.h.
Notice.-Two Silver Medals and four
Diplomas were awarded to Alfred C.
Force, 258 Broad St., Augusta, by tho
Cotton States Fair Association, for the'
largest, finest and best assortment of
Boots and Seoes. 6m 6.
-'--m?ii ?
SST- COME OUT OF THE JA ws or DEATH.
-Throw off that despondent spirit, crush
that feeling of despair, bo cheerful, hap
and well. Take Simmons' Liver Regu
lator-it is no humbug, its virtues can be
proved by h undreds right here at home.
Examine the certificates. It has cured
the worst cases of Dropsy, Dyspepsia,
and prevents CMUM, Fairer, ota J
;-NOWTSr-THE TIME
-FOR.
Spring Remedies !
I\[ow in Store many of the most popular Medicines for the Spring season
-for PURIFYING THE BLOOD and RENOVATING arid REGULA
TING THE SYSTEM-such as
Dr. Tutt's Sarsaparilla and Queen'?3 Delight,
Rad way's Sarsaparillian Resolvent,
Jayne's Alterative,
Ay er s Cherry Pectoral,
Wi8tar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
Dr. Simmons' Liver Regulator, .
McLean's Liver Pills,
Dr. Tutt's Liver Pills,
And many other well-known and invaluable Remedies.
-?-A^so
BITTERS! TONICS! &ITTERS!
In great variety, embracing
H?ME STOMACH BITTERS-the people's favorite tonic,
Bostetter's
Walker's Vinegar,
Plantation
Panknin's Hepatic
Tutt's Golden Eagle, &c
And the genuine Imported Schiedam Snapps, very fine. .
l@*For sale By' A. A. COSBY, Druggist.
Apr 23 tf 18
-AT
0. F. CHEATHAM'S.
MY STOCK IS NOW COMPLETE
I -rn- ..
All Departments,
And will be Sold Low for Cash.
0. F. CHEATHAM.
Edgefield, S. C., Apr 1G tf 17
The Edgefield Male Academy.
THIS School has but recently been opened. The present session is to be
one of Five Months. Board can be reasonably obtained in the Town.
Now is the time for scholars to enter.
The Undersigned is endeavoring to establish a Classical School, of high
grade, in this place; and feels quite sure of achieving ultimate success,
provided he is reasonably sustained by those who should feel most deep-ti
interested in the subject of educating thc young.
So soon as the School is sufficiently large to justify it, a competent As
sistant will be employed.
TERMS, $20-one-half in advance.
J?"*For further information, address,
H. E. WHITFIELD, Principal,
EDGEFIELD, S. C.
April. 15, gt 17
Holland dB? Mo"bley,
JOHNSTON'S DEPOT, S. C.
HAVE IN STORE A LARGE STOCK OF
Plantation SUPPLIES and Family GROCERIES,
OUCH as BACON, CORN, OATS, FLOUR, MEAL, LARD, SUGAR,
COFFEE, MOLASSES, &c., &c, which they are selling at the most rea
sonable prices.
BST CORN and OATS received by the Car Load, and sold as low as any
other House can possibly sell.
THE ?SEST LIQUORS.
Such as Fine French Brandy, Superior Corn and Rye Whiskeys, Gin,
Rum, Sec., always on hand, and for sale very cheap. t
When you come to JOHNSTON'S give us a trial.
Johnston's Depot, April 15, lm 17
Sounds
FROM
POWELL & MULLER,
1S9 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.,
LilSTEN : The hard times at the North have forced many Merchants to
throw their Goods upon the market at UNHEARD OF PRICES, and the
prettiest of these Goods we have just opened.
Look at the Prices :
DRESS GOODS -at 123 cents.
Colored CAMBRICS at 20 cts.
Japanese POPLKTS at 25 eta:
SPRING SILKS, (all silk) af only $1.00 an d $1.50,-the latest styles
represented.
PERCALES, Colored and White PIQUES, the prettiest eyer brought
to this market, from 10 2-3 to 25 cts.-they are cheap.
A celebrated brand of BLEACHED COTTON, 1 yd. wide, at 12} cts.,
worth 18 cts. ' ?
Lace and Crochet TRIMMINGS, at 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 cts.
PARASOLS at 50 cts., late^tyles.
COMBS at 5 cts., LACE COLLARS at 10 cts.
Lace POINTS and Summer SHAWLS at $1.25.
We offer Bargains at thjs Season, while you need the Goods.
Ky Wc mean business.
POWELL & MULLER,
189 Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
April 16, tf 17
IMPORTED WU AND BRANDIES !
10' Cases fine old Hennesey Cognac,
4 " Imported Champagne,
6 " " 'Madeira and Sherry Wines,
2 " ? Claret and Old Port "
2 lt Rhine Wine,
4 Casks Scotch Ale and Porter,
OLD RYE AND CORN WHISKEY !
. 20 Bbls. Old Rye Whiskey, different grades,
10 " ? Corn
.9^Just received and for sale by . ^
At A. CLISBY, Druggist,
Apr 23 tf 18
Lumber ! Lumber !
For Shoemakers and Planters.
IHAVE now on hand at each of my, OoMPLETE Stock of SOLELEATH
Steam Saw Mills, near Johnston's Do-1 ER_prench and American Calf SKINS
_Kip SKINS.-UPPERS for Gents
... Mills, near Johnston's Do
Eot, a fine assortment ot FIRST CLASS
?UMBER, and will seU, the same at rea
sonable prices.
I am also prepared to deliver Lumber.
Will deliver good Lumber at Edgefield
C. H. for $17.60 per thousand feet, cash
on delivery; at any other points of great
er or less distance, at a slight difference
ia price. p. M. GIBSON.
Apr. 9, lm 16
New Crop Florida Syrup!
JuST received Four Barrels NEW
Crop FLORIDA SYRUP, which wUl
be Bold Cb?ap for-Gash, either by the
Barrel or Gallon. '
W. F. DURISOE, Jr.
Deo? tf ?
Shoes, and all the necessary implements
for making Shoes and Booft.
J..H CHEATHAM.
Apr 16_tf_J7
2DOZEN more of the SEAMLESS
KID GDOVES, at
GRIFFIN & COBB'S.
Feb. 19, tf 9
Vinegar and Pickles.
JuST received 2 Bbl. superior VlhE
GAR. Also a fresh lot very fine PICK
LES. For sale by
G. L. PENN A SON.
Apr JUS tf IT
G. L. PENN & SON,
DEALERS IN
TOILET ABD IAffCY ABH011S,
GROCERIES,
TOBACCO, SEGARS, ?DC.
We take pleasure in informing our friends and the public
that our Stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES and GROCERIES,
in every Department, is now complete, and of the best quali
ty, and we have marked all of Goods at the lowest possible
rates. j . 1
Physicians, Farmers, Merchants, and the Ladies in particu
lar, are invited to call and examine oui Stock of Goods, and
note the low prices at which we are selling. W. B. PENN
will always be foand at his post ready to serve, his friends and
customers.
Our Stock Embraces in part:
Jayne's EXPECTORANT,
Tutt's EXPECTORANT,
Allen's LUNG BALSAM-,
Cook's WINE TAR, for Coughs and Colds,
Whitcomb's ASTHMA REMEDY,
Ayer's CHERRY PECTORAL,
Wistar's BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
Bradfield's FEMALE REGULATOR,
PHILOTOKEN, &c, &c.
POPULAR PREPARATIONS FOR THE HAIR.
Ayer's Hair VIGOR,
Chevalier's LIFE FOR THE HAIR,
Dr. Tibbetts' HAIR REGULATOR,
Hall's HAIR RENEWER,
Barry's TRICOPHEROUS,
Burnett's COCOAINE,
PO MAD ESand Hair OILS in endleu variety. '
FOR THOSE WHO SUFFER WITH LIVER
COMPLAINTS.
Dr. Sanford's LIVER INVIGOR ATOR,
Dr. J. Walker's VINEGAR BITTERS,
Dr. Simmons' LIVER REGULATOR.
BITTERS AND TONICS.
Tutt's GOLDEN EAGLE BITTERS,
Hostetter's STOMACH BITTERS,
Solomon's STRENGTHENING BITTERS,
Drake's PLANTATION BITTERS,
McLean's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL.
TOILET ARTICLES FOR LADIES.
Penn's Bouquet COLOGNE,
. Lubin's Genuine EXTRACTS,
Bell COLOGNE*
. Alwood COLOGNE,.
Handkerchief EXTRACTS of every description,
Hair OILS and POMADES, select flavoring,
Toilet POWDER BOXES, very handsome,
Toilet SETS, ali colors, .
Tooth SOAPS and POWDER,
LILY WHITE, ROUGES and Toilet POWDERS of every kind,
Toilet SOAP, all flavors,
Tooth, Nail, and Hair BRUSHES, full stock.
We were very careful in selecting the above Good?, and can guarantee
;ach arl ide to be pure and of the best quality.
FOR COOKING PURPOSES.
SEA FOAM, something new and excellent,
EXTRACTS Lemon, Rose, Orange, Vanilla, Pine Apple, &c,
A full line of Baking POWDERS, and SPICES of all kinds.
LAMPS, 'CHIMNEYS AND KEROSENE OIL.
Always on hand a full stock of LAMPS and CHIMNEYS, all styles,
And Pure Kerosene OIL.
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES AND CON
FECTIONERIES.
SUGAR and COFFEE,
FLOUR and MEAL,
CHEESE and MACCARONI,
Goshen BUTTER and LARD,
PICKLES and SAUCES,
MUSTARD and SPICES,
JELLIES, all flavors,
Canned GOODS,
PEACHES and PINE APPLES,
LOBSTERS and SALMON,
Deviled HAM and TURKEY, * . ' .
OYSTERS and SARDINES,
CANDIES and CONFECTIONERIES in variety,'
RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON,
NUTS of all kinds, &c, ?tc.
FINE SEGARS AND TOBACCO. :
If you wish to smoke a fine Segar, or a supply of good Chewing or Smo
king TOBACCO, you can get it at
G. L. PE W & SON'S Drug Store.
XO THOSE WHO LIKE GOOD TEA..
We have a splendid stock of Green and Black TEAS, . which we can
highly recommend. Call and try it.
Prescriptions Compounded day and night with the
greatest care by W, B. PEW.
tiiPGive us a trial. And we guarantee satisfaction to all
who share their trade with us.
G. L. PENN & SON,
No. 3, Park Row,
E?ge?eld, & C, Apr 9 lm 6
"TI^^ GIN FILER.
I HAVE obtained Letters Patent for the above Machine; and would respectfully call the attention of Capi
talists, Machinists, Farmers apd Planters to,the merits of the same. It is beyond all question the best Filing
Machine ever offered to the South. It does its work with ease, neatness, .uniformity and lightning speed. I Filed
a 50 Saw Gin. in three hours with it, and did not know I was timed until I was done the whole Cylinder. .
fiSTState, County and Shop Rights for sale: Send for illustrated Circular aVid Price List. Address Ridge
Spring, (C. C. & A. R. E.,) S. C. ? '
I4. M. ASBILL, Patentee.
Apr 9 3m . 16
E. G. ROGERS,
147 and 149 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GA.
I AM NOW OFFERING A VERY SU
PERIOR STOCK OF
FUBlSriTURE,
Of all grades, comprising PARLOR,
CHAMBER, DINING ROOM, HALL
and OFFICE FURNITURE, in great
variety of style. My stock of CHAM
BER SUITS is especially varied, being
the best in the city.
MF UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT
Is now fully organized, and I am pre
pared io furnish COFFINS, CASES and
CASKETS, in all the varieties, from the
best manufactory, and of my own make.
METALIC CASES, from tiie most
approved makers, always on hand.
Experienced attendants. Calls qttend
?d to at all hours. Apply at night, or on
Sundays, in yard at rear of Store, or at
102 GREENE STREET, 2d house below'
City Hall.
April 16, 3m . 17
jVcblett & Goodrich
H.
-AYING increased our Manufactory
ve are prepared to supply the demand
br our well known COTTON GINS,
vhich are considered, thc best in the,
narket by those who bavo used and
enow them. EVERY GIN. GUARAN*
TEED T? GIVE SATISFACTION.
Prico lower than any other first-class
Sin. Orders solicited carly in tho season
o prevent delay. Old Gins REPAIRED
m reasonable terms.
By permission we refer to thc follow
ng gentlemen :
Gov. M. L. Bonham, Messrs. C. A.
.'heatham and T. P. DeLoach, Edgelicld
J.H.
Maj. A. .Tont*?, Pino House.
Mr. J. A. Bland, Johnston's Depot
Messrs Jas. Fullmer and P. C. Spann,
.ccsvillo.
Maj. Josiah Padgett, Mine Creek.
Capt. J. G. Hawthorn, Saluda Old
Town.
Mr. L. Hartley, Batesville.
Gen. M. C. Butler, Columbia.
?ST Capt. LEWIS JONES, at Edge
ield, S. C., is our authorized Agent.
Send for Circular and i'rico List.
Address
NEBLETT <fc GOODRICH,
Augusta, Ga.
Apr. 15 Cm 17
Southern
WAREHOUSE COMPANY,
?ervais Street, near Greenville and
Columbia Railroad,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
LS PREPARED TO RECEIVE COT
TON and'other property upon Storage,
nd make advances upon tho same.
Cotton shipped to this house will be
tored subject to the order of tho owner,
,nd the lowest ri>t.^ charged for storage.
Ul property so stored will be insured in
;oou reliable companies, if insurance is
iesired ; and advances will be made at
he lowest banking rates. Our 6tore
muses are so located that drayage is not
?ecessary ; and no charge for handling
viii be made.
All business communications should
)e addressed to the Treasurer.
EDWARD HOPE, President.
EDWIN F. GABY, Treasurer.
March 20 6m 13
THE GREAT CAUSE
OF
HUMAN MISERY,
Tust Published, in a Sealed Envelope.
. Price six cents.
A Lecture on the
Nature, Treatment,
and Radical Cure of
Seminal Weakness,
>r Spermatorrhoea, induced by self- abuse
involuntarv Emissions, Impotency, Ner
vous Debility, and Impediments to Mar
iage generally ; Consumption. Epilepsy
i?d Fits : Mental and Physical Inccpaci
;y, <to.-By ROBT. 'J. C?LVERWELL,
VI. D., author of the " Green Book," &c.
The World-renowned author, in this
idmirable Lecture, clearly proves froih
lis own experience that the awful con
sequences of Self-Abuse may be ell'ectu
llly removed witboutmedicine, andwitu
jut dangerous surgical operations, bou
;ies, instruments, rings, or cordials,
pointing out a mode of euro at once cer
tain and effectual, by which every suf
ferer, no matter what his condition may
be, may. cure himself cheaply, privately
md radically. This lecture will prove a
boon to thousands and thousands. .
Sent under seal, in a plain envelop?, to
any address', on receipt of six cents, or
two postage stamps, by addressing the
publishers.
Also, DR. CULVERWELL'S "Marri
age Guide," price 50 cts. Address tho
Publishers,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
127 Bowery, New York,
* Post Office Box 4,586.
Bed Bug Poison.
OR salo at
G. L. PENN ?fe SON'S,
Drug Store.
F
Tin Shop. Tin Shop.
THE Undersigned would announce to
the citizens of Edgefiold and tho sur
rounding country that he is .prepared to
do ALL KINDS QF TIN WORK, at
Augusta prices, sucti as
Roofing, Guttering, &c.
Old Roofs, Gutters, TINWARE, ?fcc,
repaired promptly.
Will make STOVE PIPE and STOVE
PANS at tho shortest notice.
All work warranted.
Shop in rear of Post Office, where he
may bo found at alit?mes during busi
ness hours.
A. E K EA RS EY.
Jan.22 if 6
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1873. SPRING AND SUMMER. 1873.^
MRS. LECKIE
..: .>-'." . ' . . rs? . . ny .. r-/
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EGS respectfully to inform her Edgefield friends that she has received
her Spring and Summer Stock of Fashionable Millinery Goods,
selected by herself in person from the most Fashionable Modistes in New
York, and which for Style and Elegance cannot be excelled, to which sh?:;
invites every lady and gentleman wishing goods in her line to call and ex
amine. .
Real and Imitation Hair Goods in endless variety, together with Sash.
Ribba :6, Bows, Scarfs, Ruches, French and American Flowers, and in short
everything to be found in a Millinery Store.
. . flSrCountry Merchante cannot do better, than to give "my stock an in
spection and post themselves as to prices and style of,Goods before pur
chasing elsewhere. . '
All parties may rest assured that I Will sell Goods cheaper than any other
House in this City.
MRS. LECKIE,
.. 171 Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
Apr 16. . 2m 17
WI . ii
ivj?RS. J. W. CALHOUN tolcpK ple.-r^hre in announcing to the people .of
EdgofieM that she is now receivihjz from Now York, a new and select
assortment of MILLINERY, thefa^st styled ? '? ?
HATS, BONNKTS, RIBBONS,"FLOWKRS, LACES. ' ', '
.' Ladies beautiful Broche TIES', HA ?R BRAIDS, &c.
She may be'found at-the Dry Gooch' t?tere of J. W. CALHOUN, who is
daily receiving New Goods o? every description, from handsome SILK to
common PRINTS.
' Ready made CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, and every
thing usually kept in a Dry Goods House.
We respectfully invite all to give us a call, and examine our Goods before
purchasing elsewhere. .. .?
Johnston's-Depot, April, tf , . % ' 15 .
THE PEOPLE'S CLOTHING ST?BET
THE LARGEST HOUSE IN THE STATE
268 Broad St.5rAjugusta, Ga*
Xftr* Jk.. Ramsey, Agent
\ E offer this season the LARGEST . LINE OF FINE, MEDIUM AND
COMMON READY MADE SPRING and SUMMER CLOTHING, for
MEN and BOYS, in the State. We have some of the MOST ELEGANT
GOODS that can be found, and every nrticle of o?r own make, and equal
to custom work, together with the FINEST LINE OF FURNISHING
GOODS in the city. HATS, CAPS. TRUNKS, VALISES, &c. New
Goods constantly arriving.
Large men <>r sinai! will find no trouble in getting fitted. Boys' from 2i
to 2? years old can be suited. No on-a should purchase Clothing before e.c
lunining this immense stock.
W. A. RAMSEY, Agent.
April 1G, 2m * 17
CIotMag ! Clef Mag !
? TAKE pleasure in announcing*to my customers and friends that I have
?ow in Store a new and well stock of . .
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c.
Special attention is called to my Large and Varied Stock of
HATS,
Of the Latest' Styles, which will be sold at UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES,
in order t? reduce the stock now on hand.
H. S. JORDAN,
238 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
Apr 16 . . 2ml7
Oldest Shoe House in the State.
RELIABLE GOODS AT THE LOWEST FIG?SE3.
The finest assortment of Children's, Misses and Ladies' SHOES,
Dudley's Celebrated BOOTS and SHOES for Gents,-cannot be sur
passed for style and durability-acknowledgedto bethe best and mo?t com
fortable fitting Boots made.
ALFRED C. FORCE.
Sign of the Red Boot, 25S Broad Street, August* Ga.
Apr 15 6m6;, . -
ESTAELISt?ED I KT 1860
Jj?m Prontaut dfe Son,
WOT?lMiKl Ml JEWELLEII.
The subscribers would respectfully inform the citizens of Edgefield, and sur
rounding country, that they Keep a special establishment for the
Repair of Watches and Jewelry,
Also, HAIR WORK, In.every design, made to order, All work entrusted tb
their care will be executed Promptly, Neatly, and warranted for one ?/car.
At thoir Store will bo found ono of the largest Stocks of
Ctold and Silver Waie&e?
Of tho best European and American Manufactured Uie Southern States, with a
select assortment of Rich and New Styles of ETRUSCAN GOLD JEWELRi ,
set with Diamonds, Pearls, Rubies, Oriental Garnets, Coral, ?fcc.
Pitch
Fin
Remincton's PISTOLS, and many others of the latest invention.
FINE CUTLERY, SPECTACLES, WALKING CANES and FANCY GOODS
of every variety to be found in a first-class Jewelry establishment. Old.Gold and
Silver taken in exchange for goods. '".1
Ai PRONTAUT & 80N,
236 Broad St., between Central and Globe Hotels, Augusta, Ga?.
Sept 25 : . ? ly . 40
. Tobacco. T Ditchers Lightning*
EIGHT Boxes o? puro virginia Loaf |
cnE WING TOBACCO, forsalevery
low at GRIFFIN A COBB'S.
Feb. 19, ::. tf < 9
Sea Foam!
STRONGER than any Yeast or Baking
? Powder in the world. A,barrel of
Flour makes forty' pounds more'bread
with the Sea Foam. Try it For sale
' PENN ;
Fly Paper.
KLILLS Instantly. For sale by
A. A. CLISBY.
Apr. 23,. . tf . v 1?
Bed Bug Poison *
Excellent and reliable pi
tion. At
ji* G. L. PENN A SON. J ? w CLOSBTB JDrog Store.
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