Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, November 30, 1876, Image 7
1 W A Morgan,
2?J H McDovirt,
3 Bacon cc Adams,
4 Jesse Jones,
r 5iJi H R?ukl -,
?! P A B?langer,
"IF A S uu'dand,
" . S?T P Carroll,
9 T P Carroll,
SOIT P Carroll,
l ! T P Carrol!,
12 W G. Harris.
18 J A Richardson,
14|J A Richardson,
IS j A Richardson,
L?rW D Jennings,
17 .TV r> Jennings,
? IS Kv D Jennings,
Jil W A Morgan,
- J A liichardsen,
2UW A Morgan,
22 ?E B Harris.
? .' A W Simkics,
24 H X Bouev,
25 W A Morgan,
26|GeoSimldnfl,
57 Edward Screen,
2S .T H McDevitt,
20, J H McDevitt,
3ft; J P Carpenter,
51 j WD Ram ev.
32 J H McDevitt,
SS A W Si m kins,
34 Cary Harris,
85 Cary Harris,
SfijJH McDevitt,
37iJi II McDevitt,
:N!.T WHIU,
39 M rs F A Ryan,
4.0] Ambrose Cartledge
41 ?E B Harris. .
42; p W ETcghes,
42 ?B L Eidson,
44jE Still,
45! F > 0 Tompkins,
4G,0 AV Allen,
-ITjT? TV Cannon,
48]Peter Miles,
40, F. p Covar,
50;T Jonpings., ,
5"1 W A Mora; n, .
2 A Jones, Esq:,
53 A Jones, Esq.,
. 54 A Jones, F.?q.,
55; II p Hugh63,
50j A W Simhins,
W?Felix Simkins,
58 W A Morgan;
51? W A Morgan;
COiChry Harris,
GI Cary Harris,
rr ^"?J^Cll/5 Simians,
GS?W^R?mey,
faijohn Wesley,
??|Carieel3ed,
6G|T P Carroll.
G7?W D'.Tennings,
6?b H Md-o\ itt,
68?A AV Simkins,
70, v A B?langer
7 ? : M rs F A Ryan
72|Speucer Beari
73 j Jesse Jones, '
74 H X Boney-,
75|J H McDvitt;
7?:|F A Sandland,
77?J H Runklo,
?v' !Vter .lonos,
7fl?B B Harris,
ScijJ A Richardson,
si [s B Blocker;
52 E i; Harris,
8S 9 W Sheppard,
S4;W S Forrest,
' E J Gowans,
8 ll? I) Forrest,
87 O W Allon.
88 A Jones, Esq ,
**> Lawrence Cain,
OOjMrs F A Ryan, %
Ol W A Morgan,
92 W A Morgan,
;>:<; \ W Simkins,
iMiE B Harria,
HZ z A Richardson,
'. G ? A Richardson,
87 JJ Harris n,
!? .A morose ( artledge
99! W ? Morgan;
100 E B Harris,
IOU Joseph Purks,
102''"I: aries Rtoiu .
103 Johu Lake, M
104?W A Matgnn,
105! W A Morgan,
1C*:'J A Richardo 11,
]<)7|A Jimos. Esq.,
JOSjW A Morgan,
109 W A Morgan;
? L0|W I? J?ntdngs,
I'l.tjW T> Jennii gs,
112 Augustus I!:ir:is,
1 Io A .lon? s. Es?j,
JttfJ -\ tttubtixdtffin,
1 l.v.l A Richardson,
~TUQM T TIT.-r irCi.cn,
1VTHV A Mo.?au,
-rr^.T A Richardson,
1 ID J A Richardson,
32?|Lawronce C:?.in,
121 |T P Carrol?,
122?O V* Alien. M D.
l2<JCarson .V Will,
324 Lewis Jones.
125 W D Jennings,
126 J R Dec,
127{William Flinn,
I2S Charles Green,
120 isaac Walker;
ISO I) C Tompkins,
iSl?Q W Alien,
132; Lawrence Cain,
133 A mbross Cartledge
184IE B Harris,
135 E B Harris,
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524 40'jlUv, Witness and Constable Certificates.
7S 50 Publishing annual report Co. Confers.
GO 50jServices as Clerk of Court.
57 5(> Solicitor's Fees.
10?0 Onj Vsspisihg County.
3 cOiJujy Comiivssioncrii
13 : Foi* ^orviccs as Coroner;
52 CO.Jail account for November.
34 SOlSberiiFs Accounts.
31 20 Jail Accounts..
18 00 Trial Justice Accounts.
220 (??l.Taii and sheriffs Accounts.
400 SO " " "
22 00 Conveying Prisoners.
22 SOiPost Mortem Examination.
10 301
20 60) " "
153 50 Support of Paupers.
21 lOjTransportatiou of Prisoners. ?
lt; OOfBurial expenses of two Paupers.
33 50 " " ono "
19 00 Rent of Oilico of School Commissioner.
5 60 Examining T.unatie.
20 QOiSapport of Poor House Mules
. 75 CO Repairing Jail.
5 OOjWork on Jail.
42 00 Wk 5 for Jail.
207 24j Clothing and shoes for Poor House.
157 3" j stenographer's Salary.
24 I0jTri.il .Tjistiee Account
54S 75;Jurv, Witness and Constable Certificates
23 3;
5 7<: Services as Constable.
12 fiO '? ??
31 50|pnbiication of Notices.
;17 OCi '-?tati?nerv &c, for the several offices.
s."> Ol Medical Services.
52 f>0 Rent of Cilice, Treas'rs and Auditor.
j28 25]Service as Conn v Cor.)missioner.
17 sn.Rjntof Office of bounty Commissioners,
8 5i I "Y>n?;inb!o.
10 00 Burving Pauper
50 rOjConstable.
4(i 00 Trial Justice and Coroner.
29 00 ?.fcoi<-al Services;
66 0" - orvices ns Trial Justice and Coroner.
7 . .nstablo. ; L -, r . .
4 . Mppo'"t of Paupers. 4
i yj l< reight on Goods for Poor House.
Ji. ^0 'erv-ce as Trial Justice,
ly SJ ;i .. Count}- Commissioner.
7 SO C onst?ide. . ,
5 L0 Rent of Office School CouuniRSioner.
13 70 Unstable:
73 ?o'Sewing for Paupers
8 i 0 Burying Pauper.
5 00 Transporting Pauper.
20 SO Constable. k
;o|Services a-< Trial Justice.
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37 7
Cancelled on account of error.
Services as Coroner tuid SherliT.
1-1 rostifyitia as expert.
SS0 50?Jnrv."Witnpsi and Con'bleCertif?calos.
24 SO Witness and Jury Certitieates.
4! ool Advertising.
15 00 Rent.
5 no j Constable.
59 (jj)IClerk of Court.
5 oojFxamining Lunatic.
1G3 is; Books. Stationery ?.te.
J; gi .lory Commissioner.
122 50 Solicitor's Fees.
ii DC I Constable.
3S :>i IWitness, Jury and Con'ble Certificitct
23 lolTransporting Prisoners.
3 60 Constable.
9 00 Coffin for Pauper.
Iii oo|Witue??s Gerti neate.
5 ooiConstable.
2 70!
22 SO Trial Justice Account.
30 (,( Medical Servie -.^
15 so.Oounty Commissioner.
t;;> ?K??< 1er kB C C.
15 o ?; Rent.
]<;?_> 00 Snpporl of Paupers,
g ' ?:! Burying Paupers.
r> co: Reut.
30 C.'? "
541 s*' Sheriff and .Tad Aecounls.
103 90| 4i
2s .vi Constable.
...o ;.. County Commissioner.
?.v [-;5|Tobacoo for Poor Hoare.
:&$ .-(Service as County Commissioner.
.} ot) tVitnejis Cor ti ii cate.
4 <:<>. " "
5 C0? Examining Lunnlie.
142 .:! S ipport'of Paupers.
)2 ? L'?bacc? for Ci?..- ll use.
31 fiojJai] A.Vi-nin
;j2 ,1 services as C ?unty Commissioner.
??8 t. Suppt?rtoi' Paupers.
?2 ? ; Burial expenses of Paupers
! j Examining Lunatic.
5 ii ;
18 ?? Convoying Lunatic to Asylum.
SS .( Services as County Commission er.
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C2 OO'Sberltl's Account. .
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?S DO Clerk Board County Cotnutissioners.
33 95 For Services as Coroner,
24 CO Physician Mousa .^uil Jail,
no 00 Building BridgtiS disallowed.
10 (;. ii Wittu ss Gerti lieate.
14 00 14 "
]", 50' " "
U0 OOiLumber for Bridge disalio^d.
130 llOjiveeping Ferry over Big Crees:.
15 40jSpcciai Con-ta! lo.
00 00|Post Morn:i?: Exauiinztioii, disallowed,
no ontPhysician, Poor House nu? Jail.
1" iKijClerk Board Count} Commissioners.
100 OOjServices as County Commissioner.
HO 7(i " " "
32 50 Rent O?ice for County Commissioners.
I Total. ?$11131 10.510147 S^;
Examined aud found correct. E. B. HARRIS,
A. ,i ON ES,
A.CARTLEDGE
In accordance with tbe provisions of .Section 27, of An Act to reduce all acts and
parts of Acts in relation to County Commissioners, Ac, approved April J3th, 1ST.'?
I hen hy certify : 1. That rim Board was in session Twenty-seven dav-, within the
last fiscal year": 2. Thar tho distance traveled by tho Mein h irs respectively in at*
tending the meetings of tho Board and other duties for the County, as appears hy
their verified accounts, is: E. B. Harris, 14 lit miles; Ambrose Cartledire 15???>
miles* \.bram Jones 260. That no accounts wore audited and allowed without
bein" verified according to law. LAWRENCE CAIN, C. B. C. C.
Nov. 26, 1S7G 1 * 50
tufton
A GRAND ANO GLORIOUS SUCCESS !
? H??2H B. HARRISON
|s happy and has .settled down to business with the deservedly popular
Grocery House of
J. W. RATLIFF & CO.,
104 Broad Street, (Near the Fountain), Augusta, Ga#,
Where he will be pleased to servo his Edgefield friends-at all times
.promptly au'd to their advantage. ( .
Always on hand an A No. 1 Stock of < (
FAMILY GROCERIES ami PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
AU of which will prove aa represented, and will be offered at as low prices
s as any House in the city.
v?J"\VK WILL ALSO SELL COTTON FOR OUR CUSTOMERS
FREE OF CHARGE.
J. W. KATLIFF & CO.,
164 BROAD ST., (Near the Fountain)', AUGUSTA, GA.
November 15,1876. tf 48
NR0B WISE, Agent,
lol
?>iisrs HOUSE, s. c.,
EEPS constantly on hand a splendid assortment of
DRY GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
NOTIONS and GROCERIES.
Also from Ihe finest Liquors down to the cheapest, such as old BAKER
WHISKEY, pure CORN WHISKEY. RHINE WINE, St. Louis LAGER
BEER, fcc.
ger Our LIVERY STABLE is in first rate order. Parties wishing to
visit Edgefield, or any p?trt of the District, can get saddle horses or baggy
horses. 1
&3?-For salo at our Stables, BUGGY HORSES and SADDLE HORSES
-all well trained, and will go kw foi cash, cr paper secured beyond a
doult J. MONROE WISE, Agt.,
Jane 27, tf47] PINE HOUSE, S. 0.
MUST BE SEEN TO BE REALIZED
The Great Centennial Exhibition at Phil
adelphia, or the
Will Amaze and Astonish Everybody, Ei
M
ther of Which Must be Seen to
be Appreciated !
--#
R. TURLEY begs in ibis Centennial year to return his sincere thanks
to the public for their past liberal patronage, and in an especial manner to
the people of old Eugefield l'or their Long, Constant, Friendly Favoritism;
and assures them that he will exhibit this season the Cheapest Stoc??
of First C?ass Dry Goods to be found in the South.
Special attention is directed to my World Renowned .Black
Alpacas, Ptere ?Vloha?s's and Br?l?Bintines at from 25c. to
?1.25 per yard.
LADIES' CLOAKS and SHAWLS of the latest Parisian and home
Manufacture.
A great variety of Stylish DRESS GOODS from 10c lo 75c.
100 Cases Sea leland and Southern made BROWN SHIRTINGS and
SHEETINGS, at 5c, 6c, 7c, 8c.
50 Cases BLEACHED SHIRTINGS at dc; 74c, Oe. 10c , .
5.000 Pieces CALIOOE5?j5gant stvles and qualities, -at 6c, .7a.rScia^ I
OSNA13URGS, STRIPES, PLAIDS, GEORGIA PLAINS, irARNS, '
KNITTING ?nd SEWING THREADS at the verv Iciest factory Prices/*
KENTUCKY JEANS at from 15c to 60c.
BLANKETS, BALMORAL SKIRTS, COMFORTES, at astonishingly
low prices.
CASSIMERES and FLANNELS at panic prices.
An endless assortment of LACES, EMBROIDERY, RIBBONS and
FANCY GOODS.
A complete stock of WHITE GOODS, including SWISS, TARLATANE,
7AINSOOKS, VICTORIA LAWNS, &c, &c
My stock of HOSIERY, NOTIONS, GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFS,
TIES. BOWS, SCARFS, CORSETS, &c, &c, will be unsurpassed: /
Aa3??3????is o?* Sl? acsd over dc?vcrcd Free o?" Charge
at any Railroad Depot in Georgia or ttoush Carolina.
Semi for Samnles and Price?.tSa
JAS. W. TURLEY,
Augusta, Ga., Sept 20, 1876.
;>;n_
.Auorusta. Ga.
40
NO MORE HIGH PRICED CLOTHING!
HAS Just returned from thc WEST and NORTH, where He secured, during the
depressed stace of the markets, both Foreign and Domestic) large lota of
('LOTUS, DOESKINS, CASSI M ICU KS, SUITINGS, fcc., ami can usshra his friends
and the public generally..that he is ??ow prepared in ALL HIS DEPARTMENTS
to oiler unusual advantages in
?<B and
The most select stock cf ll ATS. UMBRELLAS, Cents' FUENISJTJNG GOODS,
Misses', Youths' and Boys' CLOTH NG has juvt been received. Haring bought
the above at exceedingly low prices; his customers will have tho beneli} of thesaiuo,
A. TI G- U ST DO R IR,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
WHOLESALE AND RhTAlL DEALER IN
Ready-made ('icihing, liais auri Cents' Furnishing Goods, jetc , eic,
say 'iROAD STHEET, AUGUSTA, GA.
Augusta, Ga.. 0?L 1ST??. Sm 42
NOW IB THE TIME
.PO
:(EEP YOUR DWELL!MG3: 6C0DS, BARNS, &L,
FI7&LY ENS1JKED
2I-J
?GEORGIA HOME FIRE
^ HE Old GEORGIA HOME INSURANCE COMPANY equalsanpj&m*
; paiiy %r i:s low rates on Dwellings, B-irus, &c.-undoubted reliability,
j-and the promptnesH and fairness wirb which it invariably pays all losses
This Company has been doing business for years in Edgefield, and is ever
worthy of the confidence and liberal patronage it has all along received
from lije people of Edgefield.
?. R. DUMSOE, Agent
EdceSeld/Sept. 1??. 1S76. Om 39
HAJ?B TIMMS I
MOSSY S?AitOEi
BUT
?ANDERS & CO.
AT JOHNSTON, S. C.
/IRE determined to put Goods down so low that hard timc3 cannot be
pleaded. Now in Store, a full line of
BUY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, MATS,
HARDWARE, FANCY GROCERIES,
P&AWTATION SUPPLIES. &c.
A.11 "Low for Cash..
April 26. ly 17]_
W, A. SANDERS & <'0M
JOHNSTON, S. C.
H AVING returned from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, where
laid in a full stock of Goods in my line, I offer the following to my cus
tomers and tb<? public :
JEANS,
KERSEYS,
CASSIMERES,
DOESKINS,
REPELANTS,
DOMESTICS,
TICKINGS,
LONGCLOTHS,
WHITE GOODS,
PRINTS,
POPLINS,
LUSTRES.
SUITINGS,
ALPACAS.
COMMON FLANNEL,
CANTON
TABLE DAMASK, OPERA .
CAMBRICS, GINGHAMS, *
BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
BALMORAL
SH A AVES,
UNDERVESTS,
IRISH LINEN,
CORSET JEANS,
CORSETS,
RIBBONS, _J,
COLLARS,
SCARFS,
NOTIONS ; Men and Boys' HATS; a full assortment of BOOTS and
SHOES, including Hand and Custom-made work; foll line READY-MADE
CLOTHING ; HARDWARE; GUNS; PISTOLS; SADDLES; BRIDLES;
HARNESS; LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS; CROCKERY and
GLASSWARE; GROCERIES and PLANTATION SUPPLIES* old and
new BAGGING and TIES.
brr Having bought low for cash, I can afford to sell as cheap as the
cheapest. COTTON consigned to mn for sale, by Farmers, will receive
prompt attention, FREE OP COMMISSION'.
JAMES E. COOK,
Sept. 27,1876. i y 20]_"_G RAX HT VILLE, 8. C.
""LET us TRADET
MY STOCK OF G0?DS IS COMPLETE!
Yo? Can Buy From lierai thc Lowest Rates,
Plantation ^i^jp^lioss
DRY &OOD8,
GROCERIES, HATS, CAFS, BOOTS, SHOES, WARE,
^ INT 3D
NOTIONS OF EVERY KIND.
.:o:
Country Made CORN WHISKEY, WINES, BEER, CIDER and
PEACH BRANDY.
ETJT" APPLE BRANDY for Liver Complaint. i?a .
JP?* Wagon Yard and Stables attached-fi'ee {) tho Public 1
JOHN P. HENDERSON,
Oct. 18, ly2G] GRANITEVILLE, S. 0.
T. J. KERN AG HAM
-AT
BATESBUR?, s. c.
RESPECTFULLY <Ps Aw attention of tlc Public io his well assorted
Stlek of GENERAL/MERCHANDISE.
A large inply of BALTIMORE HAND-MADE SHOES, just from
Factory-a; lowest casu prices. Come and see for yourself.
the
:o>
IMPORTED an J DOMESTIC LIQUOKS on hand at all times.
1ST HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for COTTON.
T. J. XE RN AGE AN,
BATESBUEG, C. C. & A. R. R., S. C.
I Nov. 1,1876._ly _
BARGAINS
IfGRAAF'S
: 147A 147 1-2 & 149, Broad St.,
AUGUSTA, GA,
-:o:
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Sunday anal Wv?\wt Ca] Ss, Cjreen St,
Nov. 1, 1876. ly
27
SBEBSBBBBEBE
MILL GEARING MADE
HAFTING.PULLEYS AND HANGERS
. < r 3?. iimm$m?^$t?m31S*&*.
. The UUEQUALLED JAS. LEFFEL DOUBLE
ADDRESS, POOLE & HUNT.
Cambridge Lauds for Sale.
ONE Tract of 1,300 Acres, lying o;
Ninety-Six Creek, within six mile
of Ninety-Six Depot, and bounded b,
lands of'Henry Mays, G. W. Holloway
Estate of (Job W. Brooks, dee'd., an
others. Good DwelHtigand all necessar
jbjnldingsron place. No better lands!
Ed gp field.
: Terms-One-third cash ; balance in iou
equal annual instalments, at 10 per ccnl
interest, with mortgage on premises.
I). R. DUR1SOE,
Beal Estate Agent.
SeptG, tl v 88
THE ABBEVILLE wiWL,
rv mas ir ion AT
Abbeville C. H.* S. <.
ALA KC E, handsonie sheet of thlrly
two columns. A repr?sentai!v
journal of til??enterprise, wealth, andie
telligenceof che rp-Cwuntry. Two liol
lars per Anatini, in A ti vance?
Send subscriptions and advertisement
to llemphll] * HemphlU. Prup.,
Abbeville, s. e.
, Oct. IS, ti' 44
""?n Ka I? G. I*. HOWELL & CO.. New Y0,
L*' I:;ilil|>;ilirt Of WU \>:U?e*, COnlalolllg liff*
l^ewfipapcra, ami esUmutes showing co?iofu
-Bfc^i?r_
? Card i
RTCITAB'DSONVII.I.E, Oct.", 187(5.
The Undersigned will resume thc pra<
lice of Medicine, and will attend urouip
ly and strictly to all calls upon him.
J. B. ABNEY.
Oct. 4.1870; Sm 42
0>iCfril IfSJgfcWS r: - -Xiii
*-* ~-7 ? tat.
Thc Brown Cotton Sin.
The attention of planters and others
again called to the above old and rollah
make of Cotton Gins. They are fnrnlsl
ed this year greatly improved, and notl
ng which an experience of thirty yow
in their manufacture could suggest lu
been loft undone to make them tho mo
reliable and perfect Cotton Gin in ma
kot. As the result of our efforts we net
only refer to their established roputatic
ana wide spread popularity. For FBI
FKCTION OP WoKKMANSKl I*, STRENGT]
DURAMMTY, LlUET RlKXING, tt QUA?
TI TY and QUALITY of LINT PBOOUCE
we challongo competition. We are pr
pared to u-arran' to any reasonable e:
tent perfect satisfaction to every plant
or operator. The Gins aro sold nt tl
lowell possible prices for good machine
and on reasonable terms. We invite e:
ai.dilation of the samples in thc hands
our local agents who will givoall desiri
Informa*ion and furnish applicants wp
circulais and copies of commendatoi
letters from parties using the Gins in ti
sections of the cotton planting countr
Circulars, Price Lists, and other inform
tion, may be obtained of our agents i
by addressing
THE BROWN COTTON GIN CO.,
, NEW LONDON, CONN.
HAVING socured the General Age
cy for the above celebrated SA1
GIN, for Edgelield and Lexington Cou
lies, I will deliver tho same, free
freight, at any point on tho C. C. A* i
Kai I road, at x:).2f> per saw.
JOHN II. HUI ET,
Batesburg, S. C.
X AM Proprietor also of tho celobrah
CAROLINA COTTON & HAY PRES
-price, complete, $125.00, delivered
purchaser's nearest Depot. Or I will fa
nish Irons and Ropes, and build Press
on plantations at 585.00- parties fnrnial
mg Lumber und Nails and boarding Ca
pouters.
! can sell parties wanting Agricultor
ENGINES on as favorable terms as ar
-me. Address all orders carly to me
Datesburg, S. C.
.JOHN II. MCI KT.
% August 15, 1876. ito ' 35
I 1).
Agent For
OYSTTCR SHEL]
JLJ I M E,
PINE HOLME, S. C.
miIIS BERTILIZER, when applied
X WHEAT, OATS, RYE and Ii Al
LEY, gives astonishing resulta, both ;
to quantity and quality ol' grain.
Price: ?tO.OO per Ton,-the freig'
to bo added.
J. I). ROPER,
EllIE KoCsK, S. C.
No v. 15, tl 48
C.
'ALL at PENN ft SONS for pure Cai
dies and Confectioneries.
Oct. 25, tf il
L. P. Q. S.
Low Prices, Quick Sales
Filry to One Hundred Dollars Saved
Is the Verdict of the Numerous Pa
trons of the
AUGUSTA MUSIC HOUSE,
-AT- j'
Wholesale Prices lo Cash Buyers.
fi. 0. ROBINSON. I LUDDEX it BATKi
6. 0. ROBINSON & CO.
HAVE die most completo assortment
of
PIANOS AND ORGANS
South of Baltimore,
T710URTEEN of tho best Milkers are
JJ represented. Every instrument war
ranted togive entire satisfaction. A good
STOOL and DOVER with every Piano.
Purchasing largely for Cash enables us
to sell ?it New York' LOWEST PRICES,
with freight paid to any point.
ii o. mmmn & co.
Will sell ONE HUNDRED PIANOSand
Two Hundred ORGANS forsmall month
ly Payment.:, arranged to suit all re
sponsible parties.
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Musical Merchandise
Ot' ALL KINDS.
We import direct from Manufacturen
in Eurolie, ami supply our customers 2."
percent, below New York retail Prices
Musical Instruments sent by Express tc
any part (d'tho .South, with privilege o
! returning at our expense, if not entireh
! satisfactorv.
Best ITALIAN STRINGS, SHEET
! MUSIC and MUSIC ROOKS, tho latesl
I publications.
Music received every day by Mail oi
Express. Orders promptly lilied at Pub
lishors' prices.
BRASS, SILVER and ORCHESTRAI
Instruments, Drums, Fifes and Cymbals
at Lowest Manufacturers' Prices.
j Pianos Tuned awl Repaired
Wc have secured the services of Mr
C. H. TAYLOR, a first-class Tuner of 2;
3Tears practical experience. All worl;
warranted. Orders will receive prompt
attention.
G. 0. ROBINSON it CO.
Augusta Music House,
2G5 Broad Street.
Sept. 5, 1S7G. Om 17
ANTOINE POULLAIN
COTTON FACTOR,
Augusta, Ga.,
WILL continuo tho business at hil
Eire Proof Warehouse, Coiner o:
j Jackson and Reynolds Streets, am
' will give his strict personal attention tc
the sale of Cotton consigned to him.
Consignments respectfully solicited.
Sopt 13, 187<>. 3m 39
DR. COVELL'S
330T"A.3>ra:o
Healing Syrup, Liver Infig?
to
orator & Blood Purifier.
?- I TT^OR General Debility, Dyspepsia, Con
ns JU stipation, Loss ol' Appetite, Skit
j Diseases, Scrofula and Diseases caused
1^ J by Impure and Poisonous Blood.
Au Excellent louie!
Prepared from Iho private Prescription
of Dr. Covoll. For salo by
s. ??. MA NC rr,
Under Masonic Hail, .
EDOEFIELO C. H., S. C.
Sept. 27,1876. tf 41
20,000 Pounds CLEAR-RIB BACON SIDES,
20,000 ? ?. D. S. SIDES, ?
10,000 " BACON SHOULDERS,
20 Tierces SUGAR CURED HAMS,
200 Packages LEAF LARD-Tierces, Tubs and Buckets,
1,000 " NEW MACKEREL-full weights-Barrels, Half-Bar
rels ced Kits,
50 Hogsheads REBOILED MOLASSES,
25 " MUSCOVADO MOLASSES,
200 Barrels REBOILED MOLASSES,
100 " REFINED SUGARS,
300 Bags RIO COFFEE,
RAGG'IXG and TIES,
SOAPS, STARCH, CANDLES, SODA, MATCHES, SPICES, WOODEN
WARE, SMOKING and CHEWING TOBACCO,
And all other articles usually kept in our line,-AT LOWEST PRICES.
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sgr??eui. Geo. H. Burton, (lately with MESSES. MILLEE ?
BISELL,) is with us aud will be glad to serve his friends.
WALTON & CLARK,
302 Broad St., Augusta, fea,
Augusta, Ga., Oct. 4, 1876. 3m 42
TETE HXTEY?7"
SHOE HOUSE OF AUGUSTA!
LHERIN
PROPRIETOR.
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HA.VE this day opened with a large and well assorted slock of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS & TRUNKS,
-AT
293 Broad Street,
Two doors above GrALLAHEB & MULHERIN'S old stand. Purchasing goods
DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURERS, and my EXPENSES being
EXTREMELY LIGHT, I am enabled to oiler all Goods Tn my line at the
LOWEST MAEKET PRICES,
An examination of Stock and Prices specially desired. I make a spe
cialty of
Durable Boots and Shoes at Moderate Pricer
A liberal discount to the CASH TRADE. Give me a call.
WM. MULHERIN,
HALF BLOCK BELOW PLANTERS HOTEL,
-A.TJGrTJST-A., GLA-.
Augusta, August 31st, 187G. 3m 37
Manufacturai ?Jid sold by
The Complete Cotton Cleaner,
a New, Valuable and Money
making Machine to every Cotton
producer or ginncr,-thoroughly
removes all DUST, DIRT, SAND
and light TRASH from cotton be
fore ginning, and improves the
quality of the lint from one to
four grades.
No gin house should he with
out one of these "cleaners". It is
light, simple, and easily adjusted
^?sk ?0 ei*b.er Horse or Steam power,
i^s. occasioning little or no increased
C^-^^? draft, is readily understood, sim
wsSggg? pie in operation, not liable to get
out of order, and will pay for it
self in less
m ten dava work.
D^Scnd for Circulars and Price listen PJ of 8ussry}Mw
JOHN H. filOET, General AgtM^^Sj
For Edgefield and A.djoining Counties.""
Bates-burg, S. C., Aug. -JO, 1876. 3m 37
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BUY YOUR WAGONS
J^T THE
LOWREY WAGON FACTORY,
Corner ol' Campbell and Ellis Sis.,
AUGUSTA, GA.
GREAT REID TTC TI 01ST HST PRICES 1
hmm m?Mm
CHEAPER T_e_c_A.3sr EVER _E_c_isro"wisri
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FARM WAGONS-one and Ino Horse.
ONE MOUSE WAGONS-a Specialty.
SPRING WAGONS and CARTS of all kinds.
MANUFACTURING AGENT FOR
HALL'S PATENT DOUBLE REV0LVINC HARROW
HARROWS-of ali kinds, WHEELBARROWS, &c.
HARNESS, ol*al! descriptions, Always on hand.
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EXAMINE MY STOCK BEFORE PURCHASING.
i?S? ALL WORK GUARANTEED. . ,
J. H. LOWREY, Proprietor.
Augusta. Ga.. June 21, 1876._dy_27
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ALL THESE AND NUMBERLESS OTHER SWEET PERFUMES
ENTER INTO THE COMPOSITION OF
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JNCE again we would call the attention of the readers of the ADVERTISER
to the excellence of this well-known Perfume, and to i's claims npon their
patronage.
1st. PENN'S BOUQUET COLOGNE is equal to the finest extracts of Paris or
Vi enna. Tn Price it. is two-thirds cheaper.
2nd. It is HOME-MADE-and you should encourage home enterprises.
3rd. None but the purest Oils are used in its preparation.
4th. In sweetness and durability it is unsurpassable.
5th. Taking everything into consideration, it is the cheapest Cologne
ever offered in this market.
Prepared Solely by W. B. PENN.
j^We confidently refer to any one who has. ever used it. For salo at
the Drug Store ot
G. L. PENN & SON,
May 1,1?76, [tf20] No, 3, PARK ROW, EDOEPIELD, S. C. -
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