Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, August 28, 1873, Image 3

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THE ADVERTISER A~P*??Stt?afIy''I)Tstr?88lng" On jWday last, there>^TOurrecft*oxi the Ridge, k?at^?o^tf^ i^rnost la?aenta ble affair, reseting ii? the violent ;death of one of our &?ejFrt-a?s??ni<Jst respected citizens-Adanv"llf^Kj|tj|jL Of the household of Mr. Minic? ^as/a, young rxxpui, a nephew of Mrs. Min?e^>i?uned Mtnlck Sni^, soni* 25 or 2?'y?ar^of age. . The latter assisted Mr. Minook; . in the conduct and^oversight of hLs planta tion. On Friday last, these two became .engaged in a desperate hand to hand - straggle, which resulted fatally for the older gentleman. As we hear it.from a .very reliable source, ibo affair was thus. Mr. Minick becoming irritated, suddenly lost control of himself, and catching . Smith by the throat, proceeded to pum mel him over the .head with a piece of board. Hereupon, Smith, with the sole intentionkhe says,, of intimidating the , old man, and cutting himself loose with out really injuring bis antagonist, drew his knife a?$F>inflicted "a: wound upo? 'thebody of Mr. Minick, Of which he died in about ten minutes? Mr. Smith, who ls represented os being crazed-with grief and horror, made his escape, and is still at large. Mr. Mrnick was aged about 70-a gentleman of unblemished imputa tion. Mrs. Minick, known to us all as a lady qf the highest womanly tone, has the deepest sympathy of the whole publia Citizens from all parts of our Coun ty give ns a decidedly good account of their crops. Even the most unpromis ing sections have beeastrikihgly brought out by, t^a late rains. Exhausting Our Lands to Enrich Other Sections* "We earnestly exhort the people of our community, and our section to read the excellent article of *' A LooVer On" con . carping subscriptions to the proposed Railroad. And mark particularly that truthful passage about exhausting our lands year by year to send our money elsewhere. Hearken^ eitizens and capt talists, to the advice of th i s wise head. Otherwise, whether, you think so or not, your property hereabopta;wQl sink to no value at. aH. ?Sr The sensible and somewhat plau sible article from Johnston's Depot, over the signature of "THE VOICE.OF THE PEOPLE,'1 in -reference to thefrenieval of the County seat, Court House, Jail, <fcc, from Eo*gefield to'Joh ruston's Depot, bas been received, and will appear in our j next issue. . rr - r j t "!-i-r r~' We Iuvc.4 Him With thc'Champion This week, alter maturo deliberation in the premises, we formerly invest Mi Ben. Hatcher with the champion belt of the watermelon arena. After a gap of a few days, ho. reappears .upon, tke^ stage with the second cropf and, if'we are not greatly m ;stakcn, he is about-the only man now who has melons tktrt arc mel OJIS. On Monday last, he laid upon out table four huge beauties of his favor ite " Long Jack Oreen" variety-causing us to immediately draw the champion beltoutofourde.sk and buckle it round his manly old waist. And there it shines, clasped with the twin buckies of horti cultural energy and cavalier generosity. Prof. Patrick's School. The opening of the nextsession of this popular Male School, in Greenville, is announced in our present issue. Z&f A Millennium of cheapness is setting iu at Griffin it Cobb's. It is to last three weeks. Three weeks of dirt cheapness at GriiHn it Cobb's ! See their card, announcing this millennium. Sabre Club Drill Day. ; i The Palmetto Sabre Club will bear in ! 1 mind that Saturday next is their regular Monthly drill day. Fourteen Brilliant and Useful Years. For fourteen years, through sunshine and storm, thc Due West Female College has proved itself an able, noble, and pure Institution. Always thorough, al ways cheap. The opening of its Fifteenth year is announced, by Pres. Donner, in another column. Local Items. Fair and settled we?ther for five days past-and warm, very warm. Cotton opening rapidly and the relentless and absorbing picking alreadj- begun. Bet ter read Ben Hill's speech on our first page, and try not to bo so utterly crazy rfborfl: cotton-. * We kearmuch talk of the Association. A veiy large<??wd is expected. We un derstand that the business sessions of the Association are to be held in the Methodist Church, whiledivine services, as ii?;ual, will be had in the Baptist Church. And further, that a large bar becue and basket dinner will be spread each lay at the most available spot. We hope-and think-thooccasion will prove one of profit and pleasure to all concern ed.. - ?' y i . ? . .. . . Tho second representation of the Dra matic Entertainment of tho Methodist ladies was a brilliant success-crowded bouse, fine dressing, line acting, line mu sic, universal satisfaction and enjoyment. The young people (all very young; who ii!KM] the- roi**.in these difficult Plays, rendered the same in a manner which betokened a very high degree of intelli gence, taste, sprightliness and refine ment It is not often ono sccs better amateur theatricals than these. Burt we ?poke of the fine Music -gt thc Entertainment bf thc *Mcth?'di.s"t ladies. And where dkl it come from ? For it was neither pian?, nor violin, nor singing. It was a Brass Hand, and came'from Johnston's-that immortal place,!'hat God Siems lo smife upon. Here's tho whole story. Sonic 12 or lo young gentlemen, of the best names of that section, have formed themselves into a Band, bought handsome brass instruments, "and got Mr, Jdett.j^he well known German mu ?sfc?af? ?t Augusta*, to teach*''tKwnt The result is, that in the course of only Ihree months they havo learned to play beau tifully-with admirable precision, admir able tagt-e, and admirable eiutemble. 11 far ing that the first representation ol' the Methodist ladies was unattended by mu sic, they very generously offered "their services tor thc second, and carno for ward in gallant stylo. If they could but realize bow much pleasure and bright ness thc}' dispensed on the.said occasion, they would feel fully repaid for their long ride from the light of Johnston's to the darkness of Edgeiield. As for our self, we venerate thom ! Why do not our young men do something of the sort?. Is groping after the almighty dollar to Joe the chief aud only aim of life? Wo honr of several merchants of our ?eetion who started a week ago to New York. Gone early, so as to get back ear ly and begin, te handle money- " lien"' money. Isn't that the idea ? Cot M. W. Addison and laity, Col.-J Haiet and Jady, and Mr G. Lu Penh, aU back irani fyo springs. Never saw peo ple look sb weil ? Weihear of a grand. Masonic celebra- j lion at Bonkoigbf s Ferry, on Saluda, oirj tho "2nd and 3rd.' of /September. G cul. Kershaw to be ono of the speakers. * THE WEATHERCOCK BEGINS TO ^'POIffTTO AUGUSTA. As the autumn begins to set in, the weathercock points,- as usual, from Edge field to Augusta. And one of tho first places it points to is the Establishment (Groceries and Plantation Supplies) of Jones, Norris* Co., who speak for them selves iu another column. Two young Edgefiold Norriscs-Ridge men-are co partners in this house. Therefore, let Edgefieid shed many of her surplus dol lars upon them. BOOTS, SHOES A?D JTAT&-And then to those popular and heavy dealers, Gallaher ?fc Mulherin, who likewise say a word to their Edgefieid friends iii our present issue. Merchants also would do well to read the card of Gallaher & Mul herin,-jB their Wholesale Department is always magnificent. Wholesale or Re tail, Gallaher & Motherin are ever bound to give complete satisfaction. i i ? fr- ?f j j SAD ?LES, HARNESS., TRUNKS,; AND INDIANAPOLIS VAGCJNS:-* The depot, jmr excellence, for all this sort of thing, is, as our people already know, Chas. G. Goodrich's, on Broad Street, where, as you pass, JTOU see the most magnificent Trunks in the world, and in fact all the most magnificent things in the world that are ever made, of leather. And as tc the Indianapolis Wagon " Bremerman's Improved"-if our farm ers and planters do not know its merits, then they are lamentably behind the times. For the Fall card of Chas. G. Goodrich, in another column, we Jfc>eg special attention.- .* J. J. PEARCE, BUTLER & CO : Among the Cotton Factors and Commis sion Merchants of Augusta, none'jure more popular, moro honorable, more en terprising than these. We feel perfectly satisfied that when we recommend Pearce Butler & Co. to our cotton planters, we point the latter to a vory goal of safety and satisfaction^ Messrs. Pearce, Butler <fc Co. honor us with a card, which we hope none of our cotton-planting friends will overlook. DRY GOODS, CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY:-The new advertisement of Mr. S. Cohen, in to-day's ./lauerriser, will prove of great interest to all persons, for he certainly has something or other that all persons want-Dry Goods, Gentle mena' Clothing, Watches, Clocks, Jew elry, Musical Instrument?. Consult his card and find out tho exact locality of such an attractive omnium, j at kv rum. -' v J t -r . ; Equalization Board.- S ? ' This Board for the equalization of the* recent/Tax Assessment, will meet in the Auditor's Office, at this place, on Monday, the 1st inst., and continue in sessiwn from day to drty until the entire work of. assessment has been thoroughly overhauled, and a fair and regular equali zation in thc value of property estab lished. Legal Notices. W. M. Heath, Ad'or. on the estate of Charles M. Thomas, dee'd., will make a final settlement on said estate on the 18th Sept next. Joseph II Bouknight will apply to the Judge of Probate on the 5th Sept. for letters of administration on the estate of Wm Bou knight, dee'd.-And A. Ram say, Clerk of Court, will apply on tho Kunc day for letters of administration m tho estate <d" Geo. R. Mays, dee'd. PiiKSIii'l ATiox.-Governor Moses ves- ' erday presented to Captain Clinton Ward I he nftar and pulpit furniture for Spann's 'burch, situated about twelve miles from ICdgcfield Court Uituze.-Coltonbia Cition He raid. And yet tho perverse tax-payers are int happy, and with an oath intimate ( hat the above con tribu ion was simply ' . Robbing Poterto pay Paul." ihr. still ct us hope, in th's instance at least, that ? ike thc oath of " my uncle Toby,*' "The teeusing spirit which 'low iq) to Heaven's ? .hancery with tho oath, blush'd as bc rave it in: and the recording angel, as ? ie wrote it down, dropp'd a tear upon he word, and blotted it out forever." < From thc Very Depths i ; From tho very depths of annoyance md, v*sxation-we had almost said an- ? ruish-we cry out against our mail tur nouts. Wednesday's (last week) South ern mail received on Saturday ! And no nail on Sunday or on Monday! Was a people over so worn to the bono with i inch troubles? It would seem that some ; ' mc or other ought to be knocked in the liead. j, High time is it for us to begin to be- 1 iiege the Post Office Department at j Washington. j?ir See Miss Porter's card concerning , the re-opening of her School. Abbeville Compliments Edgefieid. In the last issue of the Abbeville Mc- ? di mn we were pleased to read the follow ing graceful compliment to the Edgefieid j delegation to tho Railroad Convention, j held in the town of Abbeville, on the Kith: ? EIH.EI-'IKLD should be proud of her j delegation in the convention last Wednes- ! lay. It made a big show. There was thc gallant Major -?ary, who boro the brunt of thc battle, and spoke with such overpowering eloquence that young and old sat speu-bouml-enchanted. His speeches were elegant and rhetorical. In < Iiis wake followed Colonel Sheppard, Dr. , foujpkins, and Senator.Cain, who spoke : reell ugly, patriotically and to the point. Jvigelicld's influence was felt lu thc eon Wr-riorrr nrrr^he*-go*M-T?M"nnme-fbre?rfr- . olieity pf sentiment and high resolve no bly sostaihwi. Thank Voil, Mr.- Medium. "But of a truth, we expected none but the most nattering report from that " Delegation." Edgefieid ever demands this of her sons, and is but seldom disappointed. Au Impartant Railroad Connection for Augusta. The Augusta Constitutionalist, of Wed nesday, says: Laurens county, South Carolina, on last Friday, we are informed, voted by a ma jority offiUO in favor of tho iusue o" bondi* by tho county to the amount of four hun dred thousand dollars, to aid in building tito Laurens it Asheville Railroad Hen itfNajoa oMuifr, NV.-th Carolina, voted-by ? majority of over th reo hundred in fa vor of the issue of one hundred thousand r?ftr?iTw of't^'irnt^ iw irtd af tho www mint.- ? An election is to beheld in Greenville to day to vote upon the question of issu ing one hundred and fifty tuousand dol ?4:* of l?nd*4??i ai?! of that road. _ . Tl? us is th ore good" prospect "for the opcnki?MO of n new rpnte to the fertile , vaIlcTf-c0"tlie Freneh4SrqadV which, may ; b? made to contribute to tho future pros pc ruy of Augusta, if our capitalists and. business mon will pat their shoulders to the wheel and secure the construction of the O reen wood and Auguste Railroad. If our memory serves us correctly, there will bc but a gap of some twenty-three miles between Greenwood and Laurens, to be spanned by iron bands, in order to place Augusta.JU direct uonjmunicatioii with thu prolific country which Are pro jected Lan row ?od Asheville Railroad milk penetrate; _ i 3Z-&- Housewives * who aro annoyed with muddy water on wash days, will do well to remember that a piece of alum as large as a walnut will clear, as brfght as crystal, a whole hogshead of turbid water. . ,2=fr The Roanoke (Va.) Ihnes says: ?.Joseph Chapman threshes 800 to 1,000 bushels bf wheat per day with his steam .??resher. J.<>e*vil] owirthis county some day, and we hopo he will. He is the most go ahead fellow wo have evPr seen. He was a poor printer boy during tho war, and has made a cool ?100,000 sines that time. Pluvk. and a leyel head have A New Novel. Miss OB MRS^ By TO?kie/Collin*-. ThisriS the first voluimo'of anefyHcheap and popular edition of the works of this celebrated author, now in course of pub lication by T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia, which will have a very large sale, for Wilkie Collins is certainly one of the most popular of living novel ists, fur no writer of fiction botter under stands the art of story-telling than he does. He has the faculty of coloring the mystery of a plot, exciting terror, pity, curiosity, and other passions, sash as- be long to rio one else. He writes in admir able style, Is thoroughly in earnest in his desire to please, while his style is simple and manly, ever}' word telling its own story, and every phrase being perfect in itself. The great popularity of his nov els, "The Dead Secret," " Hido and Seek," "After Dark," "The Yellow xMask," "Sister Rose," "Tho Stolon Mask," "MadMonkton," "TheQueen's Revenge," "Basil; or, The Crossed Path-*" g Sights A-Fqet/' and .others, ha^e?ne?er been exoelM by any author; arid for A Miss or MTS.? arid Other-Tales,' we anticipate a sale equal to " The Wo man in White," "* The Dead Secret," and any other novel written by this popular author. "Miss or Mrs?" is issued in a large octavo volume, with a portrait of j tho author on the cover, price Fifty cents, and iSjforsale by all Booksellers, or cop ies, viii be sent to any.one, post-paid, by the Publishers, on receipt of price by them^ .JST- A Nashville man -was awakened the.other night by a pain in hie Stomach, and thinking that the cholera was at hand, he clutched for a bottle of camphor which he kept on the table for instant use, and commenced to apply it with vigorous rubbing to his abdomen. He experienced immediate relief, but was considerably surprised at not perceiving the strong scent of camphor. Suspect ing that he might have made a mistake, he lighted tho gas and made an inspec tion, which resulted m tho discovery that,.instead of camphor, he had used a bottle of ink. A bride of eleven and a groom of j thirteen is the latest matrimonial felicity in Tennessee. Toe Eilge?eld Baptist Association? Delegates and visitors to this Associa tion are notified that the Village Church has appointed" a Committee on Hospital ity to see that all are taken care of du ring their attendance upon the body. Ample accommodation will be made for every "one. Also, E Committee" to arrange for a Public Table at dinner each day. Tho Committee on Hospitality aro W. A. Sanders, A. J. Norris, J. D. Roper, j Committee of Arrangements, R. 0? Sams, B. C. Bryan, R. T. Mims. The Wheeler & Wilson Triumphant at Vienna ! JUST AS WE EXPECTED ! The following dispatch was received at Augusta, by J. H. Trump, General Agent Df tho Wheeler <fc Wilson Manufacturing Company iu that city, forwarded from New York : WORLD'S EXHIBITION, 1 VIENNA, August loth, 11*73. J To Wheeler d' Wilson Mt inn/act ar ing Company, "?25 Broadway, N. Y. : Arc awarded Grand Medal Progress, Grand Medal ol* Merit, and thc only Sewing Machine Company recommend? ?d by. tho International Jury for the ?rand Diploma of Honor. WOODS Gallaber ?fc Mulhcrriu, 289 Broad Street, Augusta, fia., Are offering wonderful bargains in La lies' and Gents Boots, Shoes and Gaiters; They oiler: Lad ifs' is thread lace Gaiters, War~ ranted, at ??-?O per pair. Ladies' 12 thread luce Gaiters, aisl/.O per pair. Ladies' Goat, Pebble Grain and Mo rocco Boob, from $g.0U to sii.?t) per pair. Miases' Goat and Pebble Urabi School Shoes, from $t\75 to $"?.25 per pair. Men and Women's Coarse Shoes at $1.00 per pair. "Men's Heavy Boots at $2.50 to $3.00per pair. Men's Wool Hats at 50 cents each. And other goods in proportion. 3in36. -.-?-- - " J wish I was dead !" is an expression not unfrequently made uso of by the dyspeptic and Hutterer from Liver dis ease, tlic depressed spirits unfitting the mind for anything, and almost driving him to despair. But bc of good cheer, there is lifo and health for you yet, so those that have taken Simmons' Liver Regulator attest. It regulates the Liver, ?.speis despondency, and restores health. PATRONIZE HOME ENTERPRISE.-Mr. P. P. Toale, whose advertisement ap pears in another column, has brought to LI high state of perfection the largest and most complete Manufactory of Doors, Sashes and Blinds in the Southern States. His warranted work, untiring energy, personal application to business and li li erai advertising, have placed his enter prise among tbe first in thc South, thus [jiving to his many customers work and prices that defy competition. Price list jeni free on application. $?&- We see that Procter & Gamble's Extra Olive Soap is becoming very pop ular in our city. Its quality wo know is superior, and being nicely perfumed we' ure not surprised that consumers prefer it, and that it has a large sale. 3m 27 Rcl?itrptis Xoflcc. Tire Union Meeting of tho second Di vision ol' the ridgefield Baptist Associa tion, will meet with the Pino Pleasant Church, on the 5th Sabbath in August next. Subject for discussion : What aro the reciprocal duties of Ministers and Churches? JAS. O. DENNY, Sec'ry: Aug. 20, 2t 35 ?OMMERqi AL. ?U?USTA, Aug. 25." GOT,D-Buyine at 114 and soHlnt! at 116. COTTi #N-The market to-day was un changed, and closed nominal at 171 for middling. Receipts, 20, and sates, lit bales. . BACON-Clear ?idos, 12???,12J; C. R. Sides, 12J; Shoulders, 104MIO?; Hains WT!?t17T PT QT UfcluS,' 10? 11^ D. S. Shoulders, ?i; Lone; Clear Sides, 10J@ 10J ; I). S. Bellies, 10J@11. CORN-White-by car load? 85 ; yel low 'm.- ' J '- r .r WHEAT-Amber, $ir!5@175; red, il 50??%? ; white, $t 75t?,l 86. :FLOUR.-J(5Ity Mtlls-StovaH'B Mill The Pride of Augusta, $1100; Golden Sheaf, $1000; Extra, $0 25; Little Beau ty, $S 75. Augusta Mill-Gilt Edge, $11 00 ; A No. L $10 00 ; Extra, $i> 25; 'lip Trip, $S 7S; O. K Superfine, $8 00. Gran ite Mill-Pilot. $8 25; Sunbeam. $0 00; Doublo Extra, $10 00; Fancy Family, $11 00. Country and Western Flour $5 75@10 25. - OAT??^vtattA and mixed, r.0@6o;' r-.ladc Seed, 85; Red-Rust Proof, $?5@6Sr1 PEAS-We quote at 01 25@1 AB. UNIVERSITY ? VIRGINIA Open? OrtobeiJ ; continues thron?h niau month*. It ls organized iAch'mk on thc elective ?y*lein. wi h tali ?oiir?B? In Claries, I.iteralurv, Science (wiU>, praclici In Chemical and Physical Laboratorien,) In Law, Medicine. Kneineerlnjr, Teaching ami Aeri.-i! turo Apply for Catalogues to .TA.MKS P. HARBI SON, Chairman, P.O. University or Virginia, Albe marle Co., Va. OB?NTOHHA. rf! JL HE most pleasant and popular Tooth or Mouth Wash extant. Dr. Parker ha* j tried it for several years, and uses no. other kind. Everybody likes it. Try a?J bottle. For sale by A. ft. CLISBY, Druggist. 'Apr 16 it 17 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. GRANDEST SCHEME^ EVER K^OWN Fourtb Grand . Gift Concert FOE THE BENEFIT OF THE P??BLXO 1XBBAEY OF KENTUCKY, 12,000 CASS GIFTS $1,500,000, Every Fifth Ticket Draws a Gift $250,000 for $50. Thc Fourth Grantl Gift Concert authorized by speciu 1 act of the Legislature for ibo benefit nf the Public Library of Kentucky, wfll lake place In Pub lic Library Hall, nt Louisville, Ky. Wednesday, December 3, 1873. Onlv sixtv ihousand tickets w'dj be sold and one half of these arc Intended for the European market, thus leaving only Si'.OM) for ?ale in Hus United States, where 160,000 were disposed of for Ihe Third Con cert Thc tickets are divided Intn ten coupons or paris and have on their back the Scheme willi a full explanation of the modo of drawing. At this concert, which will be the grandest musical display ever witnessed in this country, thc unprece dented sum of I, 500,000 divided into 12,fKU cash' gifts, will be distributed by lot among the ticket-holders. The numbers of tho tickvle to be drawn Jr..fti. on* ivbcel by blind chil dren and the gifts from another. - LIST OF GIFTS: One Grand Cash Gift....:...-..?250,000 One Grand Cash.Grft.:...:.....*.^.. 100,000 One Grand Cash Gift...........Sr.. 50,000 One Grand.Cash Gift.?,.25,000 One Grand Cash-Gift..?.?. 17,000 10 Cash' Gifts 810,000'each-. 100,000 30 Cash Gift?' 5,000 each ?. 150,000 50 Cash Gifts- .fcOOOeach........ 50.000 88 Cash Gift? . "5?r> oa?h.,,. 40,000 100 Cash Gifts: 400 eaclr.v. 40,000 150 Casli <Jifts' 300 each. 45,000 250 Cash Gifts 200 each. 50,000 320 Cash Gifts 100 each. 32,000 II, 000 Cash Gifts 50 each. 550,000 Total, 12,000 Gifts, all Cash, amounting to. $1,500,000 The distribution will be positive, whether all thc tickets arc sold or not, and the 12,000 gifts all paid in proportion toihe tickets sold- all unsold, licki-ls be ing destroyed, KS at the First and Second Concerts; and not represented in the drawing. fRICE OFy TICKETS: Whole tickets"*?; Halves ??'; Tenths, or each Coupon, *5; Eleren -WortleV Ticket*-for *500;.22>i Tickeis for *IAW MW Wbole Tickets for $5,(wu; .22T Whole Tickets far $10,000. Ko discount on less than $500 worth x>f Tickets ot a tim.;. The unpartfleled:iraecess of thoThiniGiii Concert, as well as the .satisfaction given by? the'First and Second, mal.cs it only necessary lo -announce thc Fourtiv^o .Insure the prompt sate/ of er?* Ticket. The. Vourth Gift Concert wilt l>e conducted ia. all its detalls.llfce thc TMra; and -full .particulars max be ! learn ed/tj-oox ?rreolar*. whkm^rlfi lj<}. seilt lre?flprn thl? oflleeto'ell wb?? appT>'-?or JlKJn,.' gi . Tickets Tiowready ftT ialev and all ordci^accAtn panied by the uwneyprnmptly fllltd. Liberal I erm.1' given to those who bny lo sell again. ? , . ' . - TH OS. E. aRAttlJETTE, ? Agent Puhl. Llbr. Kyi, and Manager Gift fintiert. Public Library Building, Louis ville. Kv. SIIWaNTOI. .F?MALE' COLLAGE, Stat?svill?, Ti.- C. V Rev.S. TAYLOR MARTIN, President. Location remarkably healthy. Twenty ive miles north nf j Davidson College. Accessibly by railroad. Session bepin? Sri>t. C2, ?S73. and oon'.iaues nine months, closing June 22,1S74. Annual expenses, board and Kiig'ish tuition, $?"0. Music and usc cf iiis'mment, $5''. Ancient and modern languages, each $2?. Send for circular. Kenmore [Iiiiversiiy High Schoo! Amherst C. II,, Va. Preparatory t<i thc University of Va. H. A. Strode (.Math. Medallist U. Va,,) Principa! and instuictor In Mathematics lt. C. Brock, B. 1 it. U. Va. (n-ccntlr Aast 1W. Latin, U. VB?) limrnctor in Greek, Latin) French, German and Botany. This ls (Hie of the leading high schools of Virginia, and presents many advantages incompar. Wc with th..sc of other*. Stu dents: also received for the Summer. N*w session begins Sept. 15ih, 1S73. For Catalogue, address the Principal. DAVIDSON COLLEGE MECKLENBURG COUNTY, X. C* Thoroughly equipped. Seven profeasorslilps. Ex penses low. Session begins Si pt, 3Slb, l?T-'l. Send ior Catalogue. J. It. BLAKE, Chairman of the ?.'acuity. i?E?TS WANTED FOR TUE NEW BOOK. Kp i J em ic & Contagious Diseases with the newest and best treatment for nil cases The ? mly thorough wi-rk uf ibo kin ! in Ilia world. Km braces ?iiiull-Pox, Vclliiw t'evtr, C holt i n and all aitalogous diseases. Au K.nnily ?>!ile '.ViltkoMf lt. and all buy it. Ha?Si chromatic illustrations. Tile biggest chance of the season for agent*. Address II. S. GOUDSFEED <fc CO., 37 Park Bow, New Vork. JUHXSON, ?MITrtFlFlDSr PITTSBURGH PA, lire. eii-I.-'ii.i.iu an"! oms, fr4u'lo Double S*i-?t Umis, *.> lu (ISM. Single GHIIS, .<;; lo fjo. Ri?e*, *S lo *7u. Revolver*. *.'> lo fa. Pial?la, $1 to |s. Olin Material, KMiingTaekle, .ve. Jjltrfff iltnOUHft/4 to tlrittcrit or cl'thx. Army Guns, Revolvere, ele., bongin or traded i*Goods sent by express C. O. ?. Lo bc cx.-iiniucd before paid lor. tia <??9i? tll'r dari Agett* wanted! All ?HJ Iv vtV classes'of working purtle, of either sex. your g or old, maka mar* money ai work for us ia th.-ir .-pare moment*; nrallihc lii'n--. I li mi at anything else. . l'artirittar. free. Address (J. STBSgg ,t C0" I'onlaod, .'?Win?. Urs. Greene, Lindley & Bentley's v-/.V.'. GREA T Their sb'ceess att.-*t Lh<-ir merits. Tin- afflicted who have-tried them soy thal DB. G lt l? KN K'S FIT UffltEwittMnnal once oil kinds of Fils. Spasms and-CojivnlsioriV. Epilepsy. Chorea nnd Nervous YVifccfnlness ar? completely under, ?U control. That Com?). Rxt. Cor.ifl.-ais tfthcgrentest ALTERA TIVE and BLO<?l) PURIFIEE known. That Mr.i.i CATIJ> HOKEY luis no equal us a remedy in Br"bcM lis. Asihimrand Coughs, Xlial KRVRALPIA SI-KCIKIC is just what its name implies. Thev are for sale by a'l Druggibts. Prepared onlv bVDr*. GK KKK I-:, T.INOLKY <t BRSTblsV, T^liarlotle, N C. BEST ANO OLDEST FAMILY MEDICINE SANFORD'S LIVER WVieORATOR, A purely Vegetable CiiUutrtic and Tunic, fir Dys pepsia, Constipation, Debility, Sick Headache. Bil ious Attack's, and all derangements ol'Liver. Stomach and Bowels. Ask your Druggist fur IL Hf Kttve of imiUttion*. SARATOGA APERIENT form of a rownni: as the Saratoga Minmi Sprmg Waters, ao.l used fur the same purposes. CoMpacI and Portable. Prepared only by Qr.0, II, FISK ic Boy, Saratoga Springs, N? V. Sold U) Druggist.?. Tnv IT HM LJ The greatest compound known m n . ll . for niau or beusl. Th^r? it nu ?puta or Mottling il tc'M not MEDICINE, relieve. .Sliff and lame Joints are made supple. Cures more rheumatism, neuralgia, lamuliack, headache, toothache, sore throit and bad sprains on man, and sore shoulder, stiff Joints, sprains, ringbone, spavin, Ac., on animals. Dian alf other remedies, in ?ame time. Wholesale Agents, Dowle, Moise, As Davis, Charleston. Agents wanted.in every countv. Fralncis ik Eldridge, Prop'rs, 020 N. Front St., Philadelphia, Pa. A CARD. M. W. PERRY begs to inform his friends and thc publicgonerally of South Carolina und Georgia, that ho is now in tho WHOLESALE LIQUOR business wilh Messrs. APPLEGATE ?fc SONS, Louisville, Ky., and that any ordors en trusted io bim.,will bo thankfully re ceived and promptly executed. May 14 tf - 21 Cambridge Land for Sale. rOFFER at private sale my PLANTA TION contain reg . , About Twelve Hundred Acres, And -lying on Ninety-Six Creek, Ave mUes-South of Ninety Six Depot. It is well watered and timbered, and bas on it all necessary buildings. It is an excellent Cotton and Grain Plantation, and for tho purpose of .Stock raising, is tho equal of any Plantation in theintotior of tho State. ' TERMS-One-fourth of tho purchase money to be .paid in cash. Tho balance in .live equal annual instalments, witli internst at the rate of ten per cent, per annum. R G. M. DUNOVANT. . -.Inly 80, lm 82 Land for Sale! ? ? PLANTATION containing200acros 2X of line farming lands, in Abbeville County, near Ninety-Six Depot. . Pur terms and particulars, apply to J. A. RICHARDSON. NinetySix Depot, Abbeville, Co.,S. C. Land for Sale. THE Subscribe offers 720 Arms of ns good Cotton Land as theroisnn Rd isto river, five milos North of Bladkville and three from New Bridge, ri WiU be-sold either in wholeor in three ncrntrate parcels. Good improvements on each .placo. D. J. THOMAS. Bl?csrv'me,Bt?rnweiKk).,S.C. S3 f. T. HEARD & CO. COXIOH FAROES, Augusta, Ga. Commission on Cotton, $1 per Bale AGENTS FOR Gullett'* Light) Draft COTTON GIN. THIS new GIN now offered to- tho public is the latest invention of Mr. B. 1). GULLETT, tho inventor of tho STEEL BRUSH GIN, and in all respects superior to tho Steel Brush-Stand, or any other Gin made in tho United States. SIMPLICITY, DURABILITYKLight nessof DRAFT, with PERFECT WORK, being the objects arrived at, have all been accomplished. Having sold Colton from these Gins daring tho two seasons past, we can with* safety assure the planter that it will sell in our market ut prices ranging from i to ic per pound above same grades of Seed Cotton from any. otherGin,exceptingtheSTEELimUSH. FIRST PREMIUMS were AWARD ED this GIN at tho following named Stats Fairs: MlssTssirn-Jackson, 1871 and 1872. GEORGI A-Augusta, 1872; Savannah, 1873. TEXAS-Houston, 1873; Texas State Fair, 1873. LOUISIANA-New Orleans, 1873. Send for Circulars or call at our office and examine the Gin. ALSO, Agents for COLEMAN'S CORN and WHEAT MILL* which makes superior Meal, andean be attached to and run by the ordinary Gin Gearing wit hout e*x penso above the cost of the Mill. June 25 3m 27 TURNIP S?KLV JUST received by Express TWO HUNDRED POUNDS BUIST'S Frosh and Genuino TURNIP SEED, embra cing Improved Ruta Baga, Improved Yellow Ruta Baga, Large White Globe, . " Yellow Aberdeen, " White Norfolk, " Early Flat Dutch, " Cow Horn, very superior, " Red or Purple'Top. -ALSO Dwarf German Wax BEANS for se cond planting. Late Drumhead Cabbage Seed, .Late Winningstead Cabbage Seed. Call early and secure your Seed. G. L. PENN & SON. July 9 tf 29 Robt. Buist * NEW CROP TURNIP SEED. J UST Received a large supply of all the best and most choice varieties of TURNIP SEED, and warranted frosh and genuine. My Stock embraces 25 lbs. Skirvin's Improved Ruta Baga, 20 " Y'cllow Aberdeen, 20 " Largo White Globo, 15 " " " Norfolk, 20 Red or Purple Top, 10 " Golden Ball, 15 Georgia Winter, 10 " Early White Flat Dutch. An early call solicited; * A. A. CLISBY. July 1G tf 30 W.H. HOWARD yoi, Cotton Factors And Commission Merchants, Jackson Street, C. A.ngusta, Ga. 'OMMISSION FOR SELLING COT TON, ONE DOLLAR PER BALE. Or ders to sell or hold Cotton strictly obeyed PLANTATION SUPPLIES, BAG GING and T?1CS Furnished. Aug 6 lni 33 SPECIAL ATTENTION PA 1D TO Weighing; o?" Co??oss * By GEO. C. ROBINSON, With W. TL HOWARD ?fe SONS, Cotton Factor* it Commission Merchants A UGUSTA, GA. Angil lin State of South Carolina EDGEFIELD COUNTY, JX VJlO?AT? COU UT. Janies R. Wright ami wife and others, vs. Henry Beard. Eliza Towers, and dithers.-Petition for Partition. IVY virtue of au Order fruin Ibo 1 Ton. J D. L Turnor, Judge of Probate, 1 will sell nt Edgoficld C. H., on sid? d?iy in September next, to tho highest bidder, tho following described Peal Estile, sold for partition among ibo heirs at Law of | of Thomas s. Powers, doe'd , vi?.: Ono tract of land situate in the County and State aforesaid, on waters of Ninety Six and Wilson Creeks, containing two hundred and seventy-three and one hall aeres, mon; or less, and adjoining hindi of .John Day. J. IL Brooks, William White and others. Term*.-Ono third tho purchase ninney to bo paid in cash ; the balance on a credit of ono and two years, in equal annual Instalments, with interest from day of sale. Thc credit portion of the purchase money to be secured by the bond of tli e. purchaser, and a mortgage of tho premises. H. WALL, S.E.C. Aug. 9, 1S73. _St 34 O, NOTICE. 'LU GINS MADE AS GOOD AS NEW by thc AMERICAN LIGHTNING GIN FI LEK. Having purchased the right to use thc above Machine in this County, I shall bc prepared, ina "few weeks td commence work. . All persons wishing their Gins flied and repaired will please drop mc a few lines at Ridge Spring, C. C. it A. R. R. Price, 15 couts per Saw. Other Re pairs at moderato prices. M. B. AS BI LL. July 1? im 30 Annual Meeting. THE Stockholders of thc Johnston's Educational Stock Company are hereby notiliod that the Annual Meeting nf tluj Stockholders will beheld at John ston's on the 6th September next, at 10 o'clock A. M , at which time tho annual election for President and Directors will occur and other business of importance transacted. It is earnestly hoped that all the Stock will bo represented, uieaiun wm LOTT, Sec'ry & Treas. Aug 13_4t 33 Capsicum Platter. THIS Now and Popular Plaster is pronounced bettor than Mustard does not blintor, and Physicians recog nize Its merits and presonbe lt In their P inapplication relievos Chronic Rheu matism Neuralgia, Spinal Irritation, Still' Neck, Sore Throat, Headache, ?tc. For sale by Q. jj. PENN ?fe SON. Aug 13_tf__ _3_4 Final Settlement. AS Administrator on tho Estate of W. ' H. Winn, dee'd., I will mako a Fi nal Settlement on said Estate in tho of fice of the Probate Judge for Edgeficld County, on Thursday, the7th Sept, next. All concerned ^^g^"*** Dt O. HUGHES, Ad or. Aug. 5^ ._r?_33_ FAIR NOTICE. ALL Persons indebted to tlio Undor shmed aro requested to civil and set tle at once. Those failing to comply with above request, will be charged 19 ner cent, interest from tins dato, per tenu CLISBY. Apr 3lV_ tf 19 -~~ NOTICE. PERSONS desiring ?h? use of nny part of tho building known as Ma sonic Hall will ftPPl^ SHEPPARD. ?ugSO' . ??? EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS F?R'?BII. JAMES A. GRAY & CO. . WILL CLOSE OUT THEIR STOCK OF Summer Dress Gr oocl s REGARDLESS OF VALUE. This presenta an opportunity to buy PERFECT GOODS, ALL NEW STYLE'S AND FABRICS, lower -than ever offered. Our entire line of Lilies' Under-Clothing REDUCED OVER TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. We offer THIS WEEK over TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of ASSORTED GOODS at, the Popular Price of 12? cents. DRESS GOODS in vnried styles, 123 cpnts per yard. Good T1UPTCA BACK, ALL-LINEN TOWELS, 12? cents ead?; Fine" L/C. HANDKER CHIEFS, 12* cents each. . . . Ladies' WHITE COTTON HOSE, 12] cts. per pair; Miss^' WHITE COTTON HOSE, 121 cts. per pair; Boys' BROWN COTTON HALF HOSE, 12J cents per pair; Ladies' and Misses' GLOVER 12? cents per pair; and manv other desirable'Goods. Fifty Patterns elegant styles FINE FRENCH CASSIMERES for Pants at less than cost of Importation. 1500 yds. SILK STRIPE GRENADINE at 10 cts. per yard, THE CHEAPEST DRESS GOODS EVER OFFERED IN TH LS CITY. 250 Doz. Linen Damask NAPKINS at $1,00 per dozen. 200 " Doylies, Fringed,' at 75 cts. 10 Cases Superior Bleached SHIRTING, yard wide, at 1'2-V cts pr yard. . 5. " Standard CALICOES at 10 cts. per yard. ' 150 Doz. Superior English HALF HOSE at,$3.50 per doz. . . . ... Extra fine 2 French Damask NAPKINS, TABLE CLOTHS and Table LINEN. JAS. A. GRAY & CO., I 194 and 1?6 Broad Street. July 23 eowtf . .31 Are continually receiving LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCKS - Of IVew Furniture ! - . Comprising ail tho ? LATEST STYX ES AND PATTERN -Of - Parlor, Chamber, Dining Room And OFFICE FURNITURE ! FROM THE HIGHEST GRADE . TO THE LOWEST. And consists of every article of FURNI TURE required to furnish a House or Office complete. Call and examine at our Ware-Rooms. -!-o-' Undertaking ! Always on hand, at the lowest prices, beautiful <'a>kns and Cases, Of our own manufacture. 212 md 214 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GA. July 2 ly 28 QUINN & PENDLETON, (SUCCESSORS TO D. QUINN,) Booksellers, Stationers. Music -and Periodical Dealers, is:? Broad. Street, A agunta, Georgia. B, 'EG toannounco to Dealers, Teachers, and tho public- generally, that owing lo their increased capital and long experience in business, they are now prepared to transact a first-class, business intelligently. They will guarantee to all customers promptness and dispatch in all business engagements, and solicit a liberal patronage. They keep every thing lo ho had at a first elass Bookstore, lx?In\v they give a partial Hat of the ! saine : j'.i,mk Dooks, all bi ?ces and styles, Pass Dooks, Memoranda [fooks, Pens, Inks, Mucilage. Envelopes, Note. Lotter and Foolscap Papers, Photograph Albums, Di bios. Testaments. Catholic and Epis copal Prayer 15 mks, Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian Hymn Books, and a full line of the. American Sunday .School Union Publications Also, all of thc principal Sunday School and Church Music Dooks. They desire the name and address of | ali School officers in the State, including Day School, Sunday School, mid Mush Teachers. Correspondence earnestly so licited, and information in regard to pro posed changes In Text Dooks, cte., glad IV received. '"Ju Iv 23 Hm :!1 To Bridge Builders' COUNTY COMM ISSIONERS' OFFICE, EOOKFXKLD C M., S. C., July JSth, 1S7.">. SEALED Proposals Will bo received at this Office until the U.6 of September, ls?:;, for building tho four following .Bridges in l-Mge.'iel.] ?'.-muy, to wit: A Bridge ?.vcr Bird ('reck near Jasper Talbert's, on tho KdjrelitHd I toad. Said Bridge t<> bc 100 feet long, and tho same heigh th and width of lie: ol i Bridge. A Bridge nver L'-v Crock, on the Blocker Road, near Mrs. Nancy Block er's. Said P.r?djro to bo I'JO feet long, and tho same heigh th ?nil width as the.pid Bridge A Bridge across Little Saluda Diver, at Moblcy's Mill,' near David Graham's, mi tho Chappell's Ferry Road. Said Bridge to bo 120 feet long, 20 foot high-, and l-l feet wide. A Bridgo across Beaver Dam Creek, on the Martin Town Hoad, near Artemus Qolson's. Said Bridge to bc 7"> feet long, 15 feet high, and 12 feet wide. Tho above Bridgen aro to be built of good heart timber-stringers to be s X 14 [aches, tlio posts und isip Hills* 12 X l l inches, and to be strongly and sufficient? ly braced, and doored with plank21 inch es thj.:k. Suid Proposals must be accompanied by two good and sufficient sureties. By oruer of Board H. STROM, .t Chairman B. C. C. W, D. RAMKY, Crk. July 30,_ot' " . . - ''"IB MANHOOD: How Lost, How Restored. JUST published,-a new edition of Dr. CU L VER WE LL'S* CE LE B RATED Essa*' on thc radical eure (without medi cine) of SfKRMATonnHO or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, I.Mi'oriiNCY, Mental and Physical In capacity, Impediments to Marriage, etc. : also, COMSUJIPTIOTT, EPILEPSY and Errs, induced by sel ?'-indulgence or sexual ex travagance. ?ar Price in a sealed envelope only six cents. Tho celebrated author, in this admira ble essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty years' successful practice, that the alarming consequences of self-abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous use bf internal medicine or tho applica tion of tho knife'; polntingouta mode of cure at once simple, certain, and effectu al, by.imjans of which every sufferer, HQ matter what his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and i ethically. Vn% ' This lecture should be in the hands of every youth and every man in the land. Sent under seal, in a" plain envelope, to any addross, post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or two post stamps. Address the Publishers, CHAS. J. C. KLINE ?te CO., 12T Bowery, New York, v6at Office Box 4,?S?. Aug^6_lit_ 33 Wesleyan Female Institute. STAUNTON, TA. Tho 24lh annual session hefdmi SepL15. 1978. Cne of ihe-flrst Schools for Yonne Ladle? in Ide South. Twenty-three teachers and officers. Scenery grand ; building*elegant; health nnnnyMsad; feeble con stantino* here restored ; pup;ls from all lin; State? fruin Maryland to Texas. Hoard and" Collece Tliilion ror scholastic year, 4240.' For catalogue of ill pages address Rev. W. A. UARIllS, President, Staunton, Va. . . lm 38 Augusta Constitutionalist. THE Subscriber has accepted the Agency at this, place for the above first class journal-and wil.l bo pleased to receive now subscribers and renewal? of subscription on expiration. Prompt attention given to all cash orders. L H. MCCULLOUGH*: . At Advertiser Offle'e. Angil-- jxijjaw* . tf.--.--l3 E. G?. EOG?HS; 147 and 149 KROA?) STREET, AUGUSTA, G?. X AM NOW OFFERING A VERY SU PERIOR STOCK OF Of all t;rarle.s, comprising PARLOR, CHAMBER, DINING ROOM,-HALL and OFFICE FURNITURE, in .great variety of style. My stock ot CHAM BER SUITS is especially varied, being tho best in. tho city. MY UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT Is now folly organized, anti I am pre pared to furnish COFFINS, CASES and CASKETS, in all the varieties, from the best manufactory, and of my own make METALIC CASES, from tim. most approved ma"kors, always on hand. Experienced attendants. ' Calls attend ed to at all hours. Apply at night, or on Sundnvs, in yard tit rear ol' Store, or at 102 GREENE-STREET, 2d house below City Hall. April 16, ' 3m'_17 SouiHern WAREHOUSE COUPASY, Gervais Street, near Greenville- and Columbia Railroad, COLUMBIA, S.JJ, Is PREPARED TO RECEIVE COT TON and other property upon Storage, and make advances upon the same. Cotton shipped to this .house will be stored subject to tho order of the owner, and the lowest rates charged for.storagc All property so stored will bo insured in good reliable companies, if insurance is desired; and advances will be made at the lowest banking rates. Our store In mses are s?> located that drayage is not necessary; aud.no charge.for.handling will be made. All business communications should be addressed to thc Treasurer. EDWARD HOPE, President. En WIN F. GA KY, Treasurer. March 20_^ Gm_18 -; Expressly to Suit thc Season. j OW in Store-a very beautiful collec tion of " TOILET SETS, FLOWER VASES,. BOUQUET HOLDERS. Expressly adapted to the season-and which we ?ire selling vory cheap. G. L. TENN & SON. Juno IO . t? 2."> Something' Sovel and Pretty, AND AT LOW PRICES. 1 l> X +vJ pair Ladies' Morocco Buttoned RUSK I NS, 12 pair ALEXANDER TIES. * Those .Simes were made to order, es pecial Iv tor the Sunniier trade. GRIl'TfN COBB. June 2? tf _27 Numerous Tests Have Proved ^ o K KBtt'rnh?ib'S'ScwTnrWn? 2 caa ? WATER WHEEL E Sw To he the Best liver Invented* irJ s^* Pamphlet Fra?. Addreaa York, Po. " State oT South Carolina EDGEteLD COUNTY. ( O VJtT OF COMMOM PLEAS. Burr J. Bamaga und UuddC Matthews, Bill for ac vs ; count, mar M. C:\rolino Perry, j shall assets, Adm'x., ?nd others. j ?Se. I> V virtue of an order of the Hon. R. -> B. Carpenter, Judge of the ">th Cir cuit, in thc above aetion, all and sittjMl lar the creditors of Bennett Perry do ceased, lute of Edgetield Coll pty,, are re quired to presold and prove (heir claims titrai list tho EfrtatO of tire ^idd BenneH Perry,.deceased, before ni? wilhiua!?Ht.' wecks from tho dad' nf "Iiis ii of i ce. T 31. CLARK, Referee July 17, 1873. Ot 'Public . Notice. . COUNTY CO MISSIONERS OFFICE KnoKfj Kim C. ll., s. c., . July'Jil, 187:1. TOHE Hoard of County Commissioners a. for the County o? Edgc?old, will hold their annual Meeting on thc li i st Tuesday of September,. 1873,. which will be the 2nd day of said month. Notice is'hereby given' to all persons having Bills, pr .Accounts . against the County to have said Bills ar Accounts made bur. in proper form, with itemaand dates prefixed, and properly sworn, to ; and to deposit the same with the Clerk of the Board on or before the first day ol September, 1873. In default of which said-Rills or Accounts wilt not be audit ed, and allowed at said annual meeting. By order of Board. W. D. RAMEY, Clerk B. C. C. -Jul>30, '5t . 32 GEORGIA COTTON PRESS. THIS .PRESS has been in use four years, and baa. given good satisfaction. It is the. most simply constructed and durftblo Press in tho mnrlcet. And from the favorable recommendation given by all who lyive used it, we firmly believe that it will givo better satisfaction than any other Press Or Screw nor used. We offer it this season. Improved. Pnce,, completo in our yard, $12.7,00. Send for Circular. Gin Gearing. AU sicest m'TW light, ?nd is ?trong. There is none better made. Also, Mill Work, Castings au,d_ Ma chinery furnished promptly. PENDLETON" & BOARDMAN, Foundry and Machine Works, Kellogg St., ?AUGUSTA, GA. Jnlyl$ . ' 3im . 30 W. t?. SHAFFER, ~ Dentist, Ep a K F IS L D, S' C., Office; at Minis' Photograph'Gallery. The Edgefleld Male Academy Second Session Opens on 15th August, IS73? o_ .fas TERMS -For Scholars ns much as and over Iwelve^?sxs of ace, $20.00 ; but ibr those under twelve, $15.00. One half of thc tuition will be ?lue at the opening of the session ; the remainder, at the "commencement of th? 2nd term:1 Scholars ar? not taken by the month. Thc subjects upon which instruction will be given ate tho loiwwing?? -Or thography, Reading and Penmanship; Grammar and Geography ; Ar.? . # tic, Algebra ?ind Geometry ; Chemistry, Natural Phil> [Ly mid ??-- jd. PhiMosopnv; English Composition and Rhetoric: Historv und EnTlisri Li? (-vu fin e ; Latini arid Frohen. .# For further information, address ar. E. W?LW?FSBLP. Ed ge fi eld, S. C., Aug G .. . . ' . ; 2t.' AT COST . FOR GASH ! "* ...rv * . ROM this day, to be continued until I h?ave, .for New York, T.wi!!. in FOR CASI i F ojxler to make room for my Foll purchases, sell the remainder ol my : ?Q< S'tock. at Si:W Yp&U 1"RIME *CO$T 'OJVLY ? Otherwise, regular prices will bc charged.. To give*my friends an idea of the Great Money-Saving in buying these Goods-,-I will enumerate the pricesfof a few'^e??dirig articles': .?. Splendid Fruit of the Loom BLEAGHI?sG, t yard .wide, at I6i cents per yard. j Yard .wide Fruit of the Loom at 18: cents'per yard. 1 Thes? Goods are equal in texture to>New York Mills. . Also, a splendid- Ime of- that -favorite Brand of yard wide AUBURN BLEACHING at only 16^ cents per yard. ." ' " ' ???? ? '. -ALSO,- .. ti M * ... io . A splendid stock of BED TICKING, from 9 to 26 cents per yard. " . ' " '-?LSO^ ' . * A splendid stock of COTTONADES, from U cla, per yd.-ajaoT. upwards. - - - . --*ALS?);-* - *w?.' *.<** EtfM*?-Ab One-Hundred HOOP SKIRTS .fjom 35 to 95'c?nfs- ead*." ' We tell a splendid Hoop with Bustle, attached bt.90?iw4 95 cents -each. . r . ; ,. - ? "? -ALSp,-, ..?.- > - ; f . ? nice line of DRESS' GOOD& froin'?oi centV.?n'd upwards"*. ", ; " PIQUES in all styles! White and Skr?-colorethJEANS from uVl?J{ cents, o?ry?tra.'."'* CRASHES and TOWELINGS .from 8 centalper- y.-ird W'.upw?g?ds... I TOWJiLS by the Dozen irpm $1.20 and upwardervSp?TOcM' ones at 10 ; cenjts each. .. .. . ? ,(u . j CORSET>'jrom'50 cents"to'$?!75 each. ! White LINENS from 33 cerits.per'yai-d and upwards. : Table DAMASK ,rorri*3S cents p^r yard and.upwards-, p 10-4 SHEETINGS li-om-40 to 4? cents per yard. Large Stock of plainland eheckeil CAMBRICS, from ll cenjs.,per y!!rd and.up wards. '.' Ladies BOWS, NECKERCHIEFS, CUFFS and" COLLARS,, fri all style's, for a very small amount of money. American PINS'ato cents per paper.-"Two papers of-HAIR PINS for 5 cents and upwards. Splendid linc of Ladies HATS,,very cheap. . ? -ALSO,- " .. A good line of Gents' READY MADE* CLOTHING a'?.and, below dost. ' Best- quality of Braggy UMBRELLAS afoulv $3.00 each*-':- - - Sff BRIDLED from'?Oct's, to $2.50 each. . ' ? . *'> *? !'; 1 . ?Splendid McClellan SADDLES- from $3.55 and upwards. These Goods are all fresh nom New York this Springy 5?? We solicit a call from our friends, guaranteeing . td .please sell. Our prices speak for themselves. J: H. CHEATS AM: Aug. 5, ' ! - tf . . 33 ?ALS ,?i -AND -wi ; Commission Mercli5ts 175 and; 177 Broad Street, WE are E are now iu receipt of oar Fall ing in part of- - : Bacon SIDES. Bacon SHOULDER SUGARS ol' ail grade?. SYRUPS-New Orleans and New MOLASSES, Rio, Laguvra and Jr TOBACCO, SALT, PEPPKR, SP Crackers, Pick!es. Cove Ousters, CANNED GOODS consisting of P? MACKEREL in Barrels, half and - Seed ''.'HEAT. Seed RYE, Seed Case Liquors of BRANDY, WHL We are also offering the most comj LIQUORS of any House ju the City, buvers to-purchase nearer home tha:i To the Plantera and Merchants of to express our thanks for their past li finest a Continu:inee of thc same. Buying our Goods for CASH, . times lower, than any other House ir Augusta, Oct P Allgui iii, inSL, ; Stock of ?J-ROCJER?ES, ?orififet York Drips, va COFFEE. U3E, aches, Blackberries, Tomate s. ck>\ ? ?arter bbls. and Kits, ! ?ATS, Seed BARLEY, ..KEY, GIN, i.ite and largest stock ol BAR?h ;nd selling at price.-: that, will indue in 'Eastern markets. Edgefield we would take this ofensi?n .eral patronage, and respectiivlv re *e are prepared to -ell ;)s low, sjiid ott the Ci tv.' A. Lot of Saratoga Trrtnfe an ci ? ?u!i(is' Traveling Bags.''. June ll Sign of the Red Boot, 25S'BroadStreet, Au-r.-l;,. G'? ?m? Um? ll Augura* ^??.; A VING returned home after several weeks Jin. New York, is now Inhib iting his unsurpassed selections iu m iii ?S?M ll GOODS. Mis n'tunc-rous Patrons in Edgefiehl may rely with?confidence on having special anti particular attention paid to their orders, whether given in per son, or.by letter. [u future as in the past, ?onvii-cm^ Low Prices and First CHas* ?iloo?ls will rule the transa tiens of this House. ' The Fancy Department will contai:, tho . * . LATEST* CitEATI^A- OF FASHWff,. Ai*d" careful'a'ttcntion is asked to the - pet usai of the following paragraphs : BLACK HILK*.' Warranted Lyeos aW Silk in*Gros Grain and Taffeta, Super to.Sublime quality, at popular low cash, prices. J. WT. TURLEY. .ow opening. The newest thing known to Fashion in great variety! Now opening. ' . -J. W! TURE?Y. Tn RichF"Jacqhefed ^Stripes and Brocades. New, elegant goods. sIm meoeely oheap; ? . . :. J. W, TURLEY. BLACK ?im .??l?ES,. Fine to sublime quality, in plain, Satin striped and Lace striped. More popular this season than eyer before. Now on sale. . . J. W-. T?RLEY._ MEDIUM PRIC?? DRESS f.OflfDS. In many new qualities and colors, in great variety. . J. W. TURLEY. . \ L?CE JACKHTS, New styles!' Now on sale. . - J." W; TURLEY; LLAMA L^t'E FICUUS. . The newest production. On sale. . * ? f. w. TURLEY: 1J.A1UA LUE PWlVaS,; lu variety. >- ^ J. W^ TURLEY* NEW SASH RIBBONS. - . > "Very iaehionablir. Very che? p. r ... . J. W. TURLEY. PARASOLS." "T All the novelties of the .?>.. .?:, un equaled in variety -?nd low in prices. .J. W. TURLKY. ?. BLACK FLO&ENTiKKt ?Yery.-^uperior quality only. . ? . J, W..TURLEY. BLA?K TAMARTINK. Very useful. Very cheap. ;. J. W. TL j.f?., u . - WHITS G00J)S, fr. Striped and Checked NAINS?X?KS Striped and Checked SWISS^la?n SWISS, Bishopand,Victori??R?LWNS ? TARLETONS, JACONS^TS; &Q? HOUSEKEEPING GOOtt?^ Tablecloth EAMASK& Damask NAPKINS and DOYLljES, Colored Damask and Napkins, Diaper8,'jMph es, Towels, Sheetings, _Snirtirigr, Ac., in large ?upply. L . hu J. Pi TURLEY. NOVELTIES. StandaYd " Trirnm?ri^s, '-' Ha?nb?rg *-,Emhroideri?sv, CoHft?ette*f .?'buches, Sa pf ett?, - and a full assortment, of. ^EANCY GQQIiS jnst^openod? LLV3IA XA?E CAPES, All sizes. Now opening. J...W., TURLEY. -, I : . - - ? Hpi 3 j il ; TBC?