Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, February 21, 1878, Image 3

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>&E? ADVERTISER $2,50 per Annum. Kates of Advertising. ?vertisemeuts -?viii bo inserted at the iof ?1.50 per square {ten minion lines, ?ss) for the first insertion, and one jar per 3quare for each subsequent in flen. .1 discount will be made to those ! ming to advertise by the year. OUR AGENT?. r. H. YBLDEIO., Longmires. FOHN H. Hui ET, Batesville. k A. OnoM, Meeting Street, T. K. D JEST, Kirkseys 3T Roads. I. B. FORREST, Mine Creek. C, CARTLEDGE, Ridge Spring. ETHEREBGE, Leesville, S. C. >R. J. B. ABXET, Richardson ville. E. COOK, Graniteville, S. 0. jCapt. G.W. NIXON-, Woocllawn, S. C. JJ. P. HENDERSON, Woolley Town and ? Bangle}-, S. C.V jN. W. BROCKA, Ridge. S. C. (S. C. CARTLEBG*, Rehoboth, S. C. LOCAL ITTELHS. On Sunday morning next, .the Rev. Mr. Kuudiey will preach in tb* Baptist Jhureh. The Episcopal and Mathodisit fourches will be closed. The Rev. Mr. Leard-will preach in the Methodist \ huron at night, Prayer meeting in the Baptist Cnurch n Wednesday afternoon, and in the Iftthodifit Church on Thursday night. The Methodist Quarterly Meeting was eld in our town on Sainrday and Sun *y last Dr. Meynardie was present ie guest of Col. and Mrs. Henry Addi u-and preached once on Saturday and rice on Sunday. He drew immense Bngregations, and, as usual, edified and Jarmed his hearers. Indeed on Sunday jght his sermon evoked very deep foel fg and almost painful interest We are to announce that Dr. Meynardie bade firmly by the Bible, and talks pne of the fashionable and ineffable insens? about there being no hell. [As regards further developments con Kroing the Goggans murder, of which 8 gave an account last week, we have dy to say that the Jury of Inquest re sembled at. Good Hope, On Monday st, the ISxh, and elicited such evidence i led to the arrest of John and Henry bggan3j brothers of the deceased, and * Mrs. Emma Goggans, his widow, hese parties arrived in our town on uesdjwtafternoon, the 19th, and proceed whence to Lexington, to apply for bail efore Judge Shaw, who is holding Court i that place. Messrs. Rawl and Griffith, of Summit, amber dealers, contractors and builders, ave the contract for building the new Eethodist Church at Johnston. Jndge Shaw, of the 3rd Circuit, having jon re-elected, will open Court in Edge Id on the first Monday in March. We ^blish the jury lists this week. Solicitor Abney departed on 'Sal u rday rht last for Lexington, where Court ? to be opened ou Monday morning. >n't dopend on reading borrowed pa this y?ar to get your information, |t bo a man, semi forward $2 50 and je one of your own. |?h? Grangers will find the address of j i Worthy Master of the State Grangi Bently delivered at Columbia, on the [side ct this week's paper. ho delicious scent of fertilizers is in floating upon the breezes. We are stantly tempted to cry out : 41 Durn infernal thing." oe Southern Cultivator for February ?coived. No agricultural periodical ids higher with the Southern farmers. ??W? who has subscribed for it one [will do without it afterwards, finch [ber is worth more than the price of par's subscription. **obii*hed ut j [ns, Ga , for $2. Come into tho Ad ter office and subscribe. Mr. L. H. Inllough is agent. pxt Friday is Washington's bi rthday. ; a legal holiday. his a good timo for candidates to pub ? their cards in the newspapers. In fee political races it is always a mighty fe policy to " get a good start' fre want our friends in all portions of | I county to send us the news from their so that we may keep everybody bted about home affairs. ie negroes in our section have been ible enough not to take up with the arian foolery. Cn the contrary, they fe gone quietly to work to make xer crop. number of our citizens have gardens ady planted. aditor Meriwether's books arecom\| sd, with the exception of adding the unt of taxes to be collected, which lot be done until the levy is made the Legislature. For neatness and racy, his books are second to no set .nditor's books in the State. And as Ls son, Willie, who comes np from "Township" now and then to help , he is so bright, and genial, and gen lanly, that he immediately makes a id of every one he meets. m risesmow at 30 minutes past 6, and at 30 minutes past 5. The days are thening rapidly. iveiyand alluring is the display of j show-case goods at G. L. Penn ?fe F& These exqnisitearticleshave just rod, and far surpass irr' beauty any we have heretofore seen. They dst principally of Vases, Smoking and Toilet Sets. As regards the in particular, no words can ex - their graceful novelty and charra. . now begins the hey-day of violet?, inths and jonquils. Vases are there in order. Hasten to Penn's and ee yonr Easter pressnts before the as lent is picked over. bich-needed repair? are going on in j Court-Houso and in the Jail. The tract for this work bas been given by County Commissioners to Mr., R. H. livan. nd speaking cf the County Commis rem iuds us to appeal t > them in alf oflUe J?5??lcss people of "Skip 's Georgia"-the dwellers beyond Stevens' Creek. In winter, as is well >wn, this stream isa roaring river, eeially in the region where inears Savannah. And sti" in all this re 3 there is not a sickie bridge across : Stevens. And sore are tho ?glals, j perils, and vesations, and delays of beloved people of this Trttha-Missis 4 Department. Indeed most ot them, i long battling with the turbid waves lgStevftns' Creek, have become regu mpbibious animals-Uko the Hippo musand the Walrus-living as natu r in the water a? on the land. And \r Auditor Meriwether, who must ^ to this side no matter how high sra rage, he hus ripehod into a nble Trichtern Jlosmarus, and rather rsa watery I ?ie. AIK jesting aside, verr the Oointin?siorters MI;.?:it to I a poin l-no mater h ow tight th e i-tran Dbe-and give these peopio one bridge Often, when "coming to Edge ll tbey are obliged to go round by if hot thus, they must ina butteau while their, > 1wav<y. - And certainly i lg but fussy about the [any other secti >f .the County would long ere this have kick ot ap what is sometimes very appropriate ly called "a hell of a row'' Lesttki bright land of " Skipper's Georgia" ris in rebellion and annex itself to th* mother country, we warn our County Commissioners to begin at once b stra'n that point. The friends (and they are legion) o Rev. J. A. Clifton, will be pleased U learn that the "Butler Circuit" peopl f have raised his salary to $800. And hi is " worthy of his hire."-Batesburi Monitor. According to the contract, the Metho dist Church at Johnston is to be com ploted by the 1st of J une. Under the conduct and leadership o Major James Bonham and Miss Anni Bonhara, our Academy has suddenly sprung into a large and flourishinf school-numbering some sixty odd pu pils. And in connection AV i th this, re member that board in Edgefield is eas] to get, and extremely cheap. We learn that thf*ladies of the Baptis Church, contemplate having a festival o some kind as soon as the Spring open for the parp?se of refurnishing thei. .church. We think lt is their time an< wish them success. If some men were measured by thi size of their hearts and souls, agun-patcl ; would make them'a suit of clothes, in eluding a large and long Ulster overcoat - ' \ ?' - f , - When you enter a ?Printing Office, ii winter, always shut tie door. Remera ber this. i Thi? is th? first Town Council o Trenton: Intendant, T. H. Clark ; War dens,-J. B. Norris, J. A. C- Jones, J. M Wise, G. W. Wise. K We regret to announce that a disastrous fire occurred on the premises of om honored friend, _R. B. Watson, Esq., near Ridge Spring. oivEriday night last By this fiie"MrC^*soa2ost bia fine gir. house, which was nm by water power two valuable gins, two threshers, 5 or ( b iles of cotton, a large lot of cotton seed and a number of tools of different kinds, L?SS estimated at ?2,000. No insurance McDevitt has departed from among us bag, baggage and spoils, and gone tc take up his residence in Augusta. W* hear that he designs entering into the mercantile business up among the facto ries, vi The Valentine business was brisk it our town on Thursday last. Two of om .jeunessedoree. Mr. Wittie Peunmid Mr. Johnnie Bee, received theso tender mis sives iu such quantities that they had U be transported from the Post Office ir wheelbarrows.' Among them were white and blue neck-handkerchiefs, sleeve bottons, huge boxes of gerauiums and violets, and love tokens innumerable. This it is to be young, handsome, and skittish. For several weeks to come, Mr. Willi? McCullough, one: of tho most enterpris ing of our 3'oung merchants, will have shad for sale on Tuesdays and on Satur days- fresh, fat and cheap. Go to him on Saturday next, or leave your ordei with him, for your Sunday morning's dish of fresh fish. A handsome young fellow from John ston drives up to our town very often uow-a-days ; so often that people have begun lo enquire what ho means. Ht is simply looking for Charlie Boss ! Sinco writing the item above; concern ing the proposed entertainment by the Baptist ladias, for the benefit of thei: church, we have been requested by thom to announce that said entertainment will take place, in Masonic Hall, on Tuesday evening, the ^h of March. From all we hear, it bids fair to be a bright and beau tiful affair. We will give full particular: in regari! to it n^xt week. We have in hind two valuable com mr. u-oa tum a, ona upon the subject- ol Primary Elections^ end one concerning the payment of thp State Debt. These articles shill appea^ next week. Read Mr. Reese's\ Legond of Ninety Six." \ We notice that asspiing comes on, our friend Lcbcschultz begins to brighten up his model establishment by thc addition of divers new and seasomble goods. AK regards olothing, and hits, and shoes, and trunks, and valises, aid notions, Mr. Lebeschultz's stock is a^iays perfect, but at present he has some sew and pret ty things the like of whiehihas not yet been seen in Edgefield. ladies as well as gentlemen will find it peasant and advantageous to visit Mr. I?jbeschuUz' store just now. 3 Suicide is not more sinful t lian neglect ing a cough. For only 25 certs yon can buy a bottle of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup and be saved from death. Dr. D. C. Tompkins, of Meeting Street section says-: "I have used the Soluble Pacific Guano the ptst year, md after having used the Stone, Carolina, the Eti wan, the Peruvian Guano, I aai better pleased with the resalts and yielding of the Pacific." , i ? Clearance Sales stil continue at Bran son's. Still lower mees, regardless of cost, throughout thfetock, for ten days longe all goods sold from na The best evidence since opening these 2t9 Given away ! From 20 to 40 per etat, given away on Bargain Counters. I" tho fact is, thal bargain Counters, my Store has been thonged with pur chasers every day, vf?ch gives me the pleasure of knowing ? * -ny prices ar? having a telling effec tf9 V J. HCHEATnAM. Pickles, Sauces, Catip, Jellies, Maple Syrup, and a full linejf Canned Goods, always tr> be found at tf 7 Wis.-BRYAN'S. Don't fail to go to REIIOEX <k JONES' Granitovllle, S. C., whjuy your Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Ncjous, B >ots and Shoes, Crockery, Glass*re, Groceries, <tc. In addition to thefcbove articles, they have a select stodj of Millinery Goods. This is the placel) have Ladies' and Children's Hats trimed. Don't forget the place-REAnn? j? Josi?*. Nov.:?, 4tn50 Di KUI: KS A DAVIS, Watles and Jew elry, corner of RielnrdsdJ and Tavloi St*'., importer* and deale* \n Watches, Clocks mid Kine .J**weir5*,Ijiver Ware, Plated Ware, Cutlery, Gui pistols and Fancy Goods. Bole Agei'itiof tho cele brated Spencer IdainondfcpHct.teles. Watehe? and Jewelry rep*et] |>y first class workmen. Columbia, S. C., Nov. 14.R77. 3m4i Hoots bud She DON'T FAIL when you v|t Angosta to call at the largei and pop?r Shoe ov tablishment or WM. MUOEUIN, 20? Broad St. He has a largo i|ck whicl ho in selling at lower prieealhan ever Save time and money by golj direct te this establishment for your ?fots, Shoes and Hats. Reati the adver?jmcnt ir another Colninn. " 1 3m 4 Dr. SIMMON RUSS, at Gran 3yiHe, S C., has everything kept io si rst dasi Drug Stores-Drugs, Medicin ( chem icals, Oils, Varnishes, Paints, pat ty,'fine Soaps, Per furn fry, .3); Woods Dye Stuf/s generally, Sponges Brushes ?tc. - Physicians' pKjacriptton^refuBj compounded. ? % 3m50 At J. H. Cours?y's, GRANITE VILLE, S. C., you can buy, at tho lowest possible rates, Dry Goods, Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hato, Caps, Cloth ing, Umbrellas, Hosiery, Tobacco, Ci gars, Canned Goods, Groceries-, Furni ture, and anything else you want Don't forgot to call on him. 2mC We advise all our readers togo to see KIN ABD & WILEY, while in Columbia; They are fall to overflowing with Gents and Youths' Furnishing Goods, Hats, Umbrellas, Canes, ?fcc. They buy from the manufacturers and can sell as cheap as New York merchants. These gentle men are "A 1." You will find thom at 124 Main St, Columbians. C. 3m?8 The biggest Bargains of the sea son, in all.classes of Merchandise, are to le found for thirty days, at fX J.'M. COBB'S. Currants, Raisi?s, Citron, Dates, Figs and Flavoring Extracts, at tf 7 W. E. BRYAN'S. ?.German Syrup.'* No other medicine in tho world wast over given such a test of its curative qualities as Boschee's German Syrup. In three years two million four hundred thousand small bottles of this medicine wero distri buted free of etiarye by Drug gists in this country to those; afflicted with Consumption, Asthma, Croup, se vere Coughs, Pneumonia and other di* eases of the Throat and iungs, giyiug the American doople undeniable proof that German Syrup will cure them. The result has been that Druprt-ixte io every town and village In the United States are recommending it to their customers. Go to you*.Druggist, and &?k what they know about it. Sample Bottles 10 couts. Three doses will rolieve any case, ly 40 J. P. HENDERSON, Granitevill*. S. C., is selling his stock of Goods al* prices which defy competition. This stock con siste of Dry Goods of every description. Notions, Boots and Shoes, Show-case i Goods, Hats and Caps, Umbrelhts..J3ro-| ceri a?, Canned Goods, Tobacco," Cigars, Garden Seed, Hard, Hollow and Tin Ware, ?tc, &e It would take too much timo and space to mention each article, Feb. ll, 1S78. lyS Go to Brunson's for splendid Bargains in Black Alpaccas and ot .er Dress -"roods. Sold for tho next ten days regardless of cost. 2t9 School Books, Stationery, d.c., at tf 8 W. E. BRYAN'S. Now Orleans Sj'rnp and Buckwheat, at tf8 W. E. BRYAN'S. N. W. BROOKER, TRIAL JUSTICE, P. ?.: RIDGE SPRING, Will give prompt attention to business. N. W. BROOKER, Fire Insurance Agent, AND Guano Merchant, SELLS, for Cash, the Genuine PERU VIAN GUANO, direct from Import ers,^ and gaarantoed. A Iso, Mapes' celebrated NITROGEN IZliD SUPERPHOSPHATE-the old est ??nano in America. And NAY ASS A GUANO. Allatlow e*t possible rates: P. 0.: Ridge, S. C. . Sm9 A, NOTTOS ! LL persous indebted to our Store at Johnston, S. C., managed last year bj* Major Z. W. Carwile, will please settle without further delay. We intend to close the Books as speedily as possible. Make settlements and payments with Mr. C. D. Kinnabrew, tho present man ager of onr '* Johnston Store.". He is fully authorized to represent us. W. H. HOWARD & SONS. Feb. 12, 1S78. 4t0 O' . Notice. N the 2? day of Mardi, 187?, the un dersigned will mako a ttual settle ment on the estate of his ward, Elizabeth Etheredge, and apply for a final dis charge as Guardian of said ward. ALLEN ETHEREDGE, Feb 5, 4t8] Guardian. *Law Notice. GARY & GARY. GEV. M. W. GARY and Maj. ER NEST GARY have tnis day "formed a partnership for the practice of law iii the Courts of this State abd of tho U. S. Courts, under the name and stvlo of GARY &GARY. Prompt attention giv en to c ollecting of money demands. M. \V. GARY. ERNEST GARY. Jan 15, 1878. 3m5 JP. B. WATERS, Attorney at Law & Trial Justice, Office nt Johnston, S. C., Will give prompt attention to all busi ness entrusted to him. April 3, 1877. lyl? "Sheriff's S?le. " STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELI) COUNTY. W. H. Howard tfc Sons, vs. John M. Ste vens.- Warrant to Seize Crop under Lien. BY virtue of a Warrant to me directed in the above stated case, I will proceed to sell atthe residence of the defendant, on Tuesday, the 26th day of February, inst., the following property, to ?wit: One gray Mule, and one Cow. Terms ca<-h. JOHN T. GASTON, S. E. C. Feb. ll, 1878. W. H. Howard it Sons, vs. Willis De . loach.- Warrant to Seize Crop. BY virtue of a Warrant to me directed in the above stated case, *I will proceod to sell at Edgefield CU., on Tuesday, tho 2Rth day of February, inst., the fol lowing property, to wit: One Horse and one M ule* Terms cash. J. T. GASTON, S. E. C. Feb. ll, 1878. W. H. Howard ?ft Sons, vs. Spencer Jen nings.- Wan-ant to Seize Crop under Lien: - BY virtue of a Warrant to mo directed in tho above stated case, I will proceod to sell at tho residence of the Defendant, j Spencer Jennings, in Ed ireh eld County, ! on Tuesday, 2?th day of February, inst., the following property, to wit: Six head of Cattle aud one Lot of Corn. Terms cash J. T. GASTON. S. E. C. Feb. li, 1878. 3te9 Sheriff's Sale STA TE OF SO UTK CAROL INA EDGEFIELD COUNTY. Warren, Wallace ifc Co., ri. Stanmore. Watson.-/execution. BY virtue of an Execution to me di rected in tho above stated cause, I will uroceed to ?ell nt Edgefield C. H., on the first Monday in March next, the following property? to wit: Ono Tract of Land, containing Eighteen Hundred Acres, moro or less, adjo.ning lands of R. B. Watson, J. C. Watson, A. B. Watson, Manchester Padgett and oth ers. Terms cash. Titles extra. . JOHN 'J? GASTONES E. C. Feb. Il, 1878 4te9 " Sheriff's Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, EDGEFIELD COUNTY". Henry L. Hill, Assignee, vs. J. M. Har rison and C. A. Harrison.-Execution. BY virtue of an Execution to me di rected in the abovo stated case, I .will proceed to sell at Edgefield C. H., on tho first Monday, in March next, the following property, to wit : One Tract of Land, containing Three Hundred Aores.imore or less, adjoining lands of John Rainsford, B. T. Minis, J. A. Dovore, C. L. Burkhalter and others. . Terms-cash. : Titles extra. J. T. GASTON, S. E. C. Feb.'ll, 1878, 4te9 HARDWARE LOWER THAN EVEE ! JOES SOBES M??EE, 185 Broad St., Augusta, Ga., AGENT FOU THE Genuine Farmer's Friend ?Plow, Tho Best and Cheapest now used. Huck Eye Mower and leaper. HEEBNER'S ONE AND TWO HORSE POWERS, THRESHERS AND CLEANERS, Also has on hand a Large Stock of Swedes Iron, Plow. Steel, Refined Iron, Builders Hardware, Bult Tongues, Plow Simpes, Shovels of every variety, Turn Shovels, Solid Sweeps, Axes, Wing Sweeps, Black sm Uh'? Trinis of first Walu -. All of which ? w ?ii sell ai pri?es Inv ?>r than ever. Kol,?. r?.. p.m8 FOE SALK BY D. R. D?RI??E. i . Call on him for pilcan; Ac, before buying elsewhere. Jan JW. If 7 ~jloXl?LBREATHr Attorney at Law! Will practice in the Conrts of Newber ry and Edirefield. Office at Newberry C. H., S. C. March 22, 1876 ly 14 Z. W. CAKWILK. NAT. CAnWII.E. * Ff?E INSURANCE Office of 8. W. GARW?LE & SON, Johnston, S. C. ASSETS Represented at this- Office, $20,000,000. We take FIRST CLASS R?SKS at tl LOWEST RATES. Before you Insure, call at our Office and examine Rates. Z. W. Garotte & Son. Jan. 22, j sys. _ ; ly fi Notice. ON the 2d day bf March, 1S7S, the un dersigned will make a final settle ment on too estate of .Levi Etheredge, in the bauds of his late Guardian, George Addy, deccascc, andnpplyTora<tlBeharge of the estate of said Guardian from fur ther liabilities to said ward. NORRIS A FOLK, Atty's. for Ex'ors. of Geo. Addy, dee'd. Feb. S,-_4tS LO W PRICES and QUICK SALES! A Trial is Respectfully Solicited HAV TNG recently purchased a Lar? nnd very Oar?fully Selected Sloe!; or GItOCERlKS, of tho first quality, ?v<i are now prepared to offer to our patrons and .the trade generaUy, the following, at the lowest prices, and ol which we shall make a Specialty, viz: SUGAR, COFFEE, BATON". * LARD, FLOUR, RICE, MEAL, CHEESE, MOLASSES, SYRUP, PICKLES, CANNED GOODS,. BOOTS, SHOES'and STAPLE DRY GOODS. Our Stock of,LIQUORS and WINES is fu'.I and superior to any ever brought into this market, and areoflered at prices to suit the most caromi buyer. JOHN R. GIBSON, Ag't., Johnston, S. C. January 23, 1878_Hmfi GROCERIES! EVERY week 4 am receiving a sup ply of Fresh Groceries, such as FANCY FAMILY FLOUR, ME AI-, PEARL GRIST, SUGAR. COFFEE, HAMS, BACON SIDES, LARD, RICE, CHEESE, MACCARON1, Canned TOMATOES, OYSTERS, SARDINES, PICKLES, Ac, Ac, AU of. which I will sell cheap for Cash. Rendy-Ma?e CLOTHING nt Cost! Give mo a trial and I will guarantee sa' sfactlon. w. A. MCCULLOUGH, At S li. Manget's old stand, Under Masonic Halt, Feb_(J, r _ ?__?.t8_ Sale of Choses ia Action. BY order Of Probate Courtof said Coun ty, I will sell at public outcry, at Edgefield C. B*, OM the first Monday in March next, all the uncollected choses in action, belonging to the Estate of John B. Timraerman, dee'd., Notes and Judg ments-a list of which can be seen at the office of J. L. Addison, Esq. Terms cash. ULM AN JENNINGS, Ad'or. Est Jno. B. Timmerman, dee'd Feb 12, 1878._ 319 Jiro. R. ABNEY. ORO. W. ABNEY. ABNEY & ABNEY, Attorneys at Law, EDGEFIELD, S. C. Jan. 2,lb7S._Sm4 " A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and Instruction." Harper's Bazar. ILLUSTRATED. Notices of thc Press', Tho Bazar is the organ of tho fashiona ble world, and' the expounder of that world's laws ; and it is thc authority in all matters of manners, etiquette, cos tume, and social habits.-Boston Travel ler. 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Address ti HARPER ot BROTHERS, , , ; , New York. Jan 9 tf 3 Factory S?uth Boundary St?, Augusta, Ga., OlScft 103 Exchange Building, Beynolds St; Manufacture : PA^AFSea Q-UAMO, G-RATCS MIXTURE, 3?#V0EORG1A FORMULA, ill ..' ATlSTX) ipD PHOSPHATE ?>L< i:... ! . .!.t;hci Standard Per!itiz -r:;, -?.vil.ii Un f.-?5i 1 'i'i i?v?'> Oni? Hundred of t he ra?s?. i u to 111 - ?giiiiyri?ij? Starer, wi? be furnished ?\ioi? ap . 'tvny sathorized Ag-id nf ihis ?viwit?V:j. - .!-*: ;-red af Pine HtfiiSfe !';--. Fi-igh!, j ti at 15:; per ib., l>;t Novembm iiifci. r M. A. STOVALL, SECRETARY AND TREASURER. ? tSiiV S3'KA g'tFi we Kpu*v, ?. < - ?j A? S?t , AUGUSTA, GA. -<- :o: mplete-, consisting in part of ?KS, CASHMERES. ALPACAS. TWEEDS. WATERPROOFS, FLANNELS, iSTS, DRAWERS, Ladies' CLOAKS, READS, Q.rjILTS. COMFORTS, " if GOODS, NECK TIES. COLLARS, .. 3k and Lire.* HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY. CALICOES, : 'NGS, DOMESTIC GOOD?, . ;pt in a First Class Dry Gooda Hot.ee. rinter Goods below cost. wLo is still with us, ia always ready to |? TU Oil APiDS, . J.', HOAD ST., (Nearly opposite Centrai Llote?.) i Ste 1 Nc Al Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Um? STOVES, iiy.WAH^ niKi HOI1? E FINISH ING ?$p GEAE?ULLI, y 205 ??road Street, Augusta, (ia., if Edgefield and adjoining Counties, that his is complete in every particular. >ok,? "Henry Clay.? "Cotton ?> and "Stewart,? uss Stoves, always in Stock, r Cook?:\ftTo. 6, SS?; Wo. 7, $28; ces do Snit the T?ntes. W. I DELPH, 265 Broad Si,, Augusta, Ga. ._ Is by, Th' enabl mate carril curer SO CO TA, GEORGIA. IE DOLLARS' PER DAY. ?T; M. THOMAS. 6m8 'I er of Fertilicen in this country, the solea ig, in ix singlo r.eaeon, 00 TONS! 1 Capital of Sl,00O,O00, not only n to great advantage in the control of crude tee to the Planter that their policy will be ??host chemical standard that can be se .... -.. S 8t approved fertilizing ingredients.' Delivered H any Depot : O-CASH, - ? - . - ' ?47.50. TIME, Cotton Option, 61.75, Or 475 lbs. Middling Cotton. v. i ? ?' - Se Jar I ATE-CASH, - - - $3500. frlME, Cotton Option, 45 50. Or 350 .os. Middling Cotton. JNO. H. HUIET, 1. As'f. S'aeific Guano Co., FOR COLUMBIA & AUGUSTA R. R. 'ROCKERY STORR A FULL LINE OF FRENCH CHINA DI W\EEl and TEA SETS, Plain, White and ^Decorated. ENGLISH, GRANITE AND C. C. WAKE, AND A LAEGE ASSORTMENT OF PLAIN AND CUT GLASSWARE. Q XXJTC" 2D H. EMLiATIEIO WAR32. Chandelier, Brackets and Lamps, in new styles, including -Ives' Patent Hir-r-'^o- Lamps and Keehnan's Patent German Student Lamps. ^T.d Tinware, Japanned Ware, Ladies' Work Stands, Ware,/Lava, Glass and China Vases and Toilet ?om Sets; a complete stock in all its branches. I it tb their interest to call and examine my .ence invited."&a T. C. BLIGH, 297 Broad Si. Ba-. Se Co, sto . J jj?. S & SHOES, LOWEST PRICES iR CASH! -:o: Jan. ALFIt. Tl ms ? h . t?'0 JTTON SHOES, $2.25. :o:? m FORCE, ?et, Under Masonic Hali, 249 m GUAh Regt to draw ti pounded/ us SW da;' glad to c ?AugU! if, S. DEAN, JR., TIIEASUIIKII. I', - - AUGUSTA, GA. *aid on Deposits. torosts <Tr tho laboring and advancing peoplo. prollts of tho Institution, and are privileged \s, or interest Ia credited to principal and com 0 with parties wishing to lonfvo money willi ind Securities bought and sob]. Wo will be iring information. bf2i 1?AVING in Stock a la ge quantity of HEN'S FINE BOOT-, of every style and description, I-resolve from this day to rednee the price?:- fully 15 per cent, on an average, on all Ladies' ancLGents'rFINE SHOES-equal to. a discount of $1.00 a pair on Boots, ?Oc to 75 ;. on Shoes and Congress Gaiters, and 25c. to 50c. reduction on every pair of Ladies' Fine ?hoes in store. I invite the people of Edg* field, whose lib-end patronage I have always shared and which I value so highly, to call, or send tbnr Uniere, and assure them those are loriafid? fi^'ire.= . tfs?*TVrms G??h.onSa Jan. 8U. 1678. lyTj PETEE KEENAN, CENTRAL HOTEL BLOCK. AUGUSTA, GA THREE HOUSES IM ONE ! J. P WEATHEftsB'EE, 349 Sr 351 Broad St., Augusta. Ga..,, Opposite Kentucky Stables. IV KW* W-SIM'?? our j 5 ii Y < ivC-U \ .\ O'] IONS. ??a? rVf.yiM?.;? iii the DH Y GOODS ???U?E-?:t [>}kiti l.-.w- r than e\vr before. . .' in Store No. 2. we have ev?ivtiling in thc wav ol CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, S110E-?, CARPETS. RUG-;, ?e., eec, at prices that will airprise you: And :he-same is true as to our large Stock ol' GROCERIES in Store No. 3. pgr*Messrs. Wiley 15. bmiih asid ?B. W. IS?siIer, on) .Edgefield men, are still on hand and always delighted to be able to serve their Carolina friends. Jiu. 30, 1876. ly-7] Fresh Garden Seed! Crop 18772 m ? . f. 1 O rn?nr? a Good Garden, you must plant ^O?? SEED! BUfST'S Have proved themselves Superior lo ali others sold in this market. A complete assortment in Store and for sale bv - c. G. L, PENN & SON. Edgefield, S. C., Jan. 80. 1S7S. ' . . tf 7 Biili?ii??lS FOR. GU?B0! TRENTON, S. C., " (Formerly Pine I?ouse.) ' Agent for the Folio-wing" Gitanos: NAVASSA SOLUBLE GUANO. - " ACID PHOSPHATE, STONO SOLUBLE GUANO, ACID PHOSPHATE, RUSSELL COE'S SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME, WHITLOCK'S sTDE. will sell these Guanos LOW FOR CASH, or COT??JS"'?T (Je?Ts'. | payable next fall. ( Jan. 28, 1878. 1 2m6 T 0 Reduce our Large Stock by thc circe of the Winier Season, we. will ec 11 4 ^ I: sra OZ* AT L RICES THAN EVER! We GUARANTEE GOOD GOODS and LOW PRICES, and are pre pared to meet all demands of the Trade-Wholesale and 'Retail. Come and see us or send your Orders and we will please you. - IS)-REMEMBER THE PLACE: TO MULHERXN, 293 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. Jau. 9, 1878. I 3m4 $8,000 00 WORTH OF NEW QOODS JuST received from Boston, New, York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, and more t3 arrive, consisting of ^ STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS and NOTIONS, / A full line of Men's and Boys' CLOTHING, An endless variety of BOOTS, SHOES ard HATS, A full stock of HARDWARE, WOODENWARE, TINWORK, CROCK ERY and GLASSWARE. . My GROCERY DEPARTMENT is well stocked with the choicest GRC* OERIES. NEW and PIECED BADGING at the lowest prices,-and in fact every thing on hand from a Paper of Pius to a Hogshead of Bacon, which I pro pose sell.low. Give nv: a trial and bo satisfied that JAMES E. COOK, of Grantville, is not behind the times. N. B-I continue to sell COTTON, consigned to me by Planters, hREB OF CHARGE. JAMES-E. COOK. Grantville, S.O., Sept. 5,1877. lySS-.J iemonstratemt SELECTION. ?v? Docs not the tamo l>r&&?? ll CMc sommeftkil P--os?oiity..?^^"-'n*?LT nferior cannot supersede aTIc icle. By reason of superior ?Si/r0 Pierce's Standard Medianes haW> rivaled others. Their ?ale ia the lnlfc. V States albuo exceeds ono million fotiHt' jer annum, whilo the amount exported hots up to several hundred thousand nore. J&ib business could gro^ io . rhrantic proportion* and-teat upon any )ther basis than thafro? merit. Solden Medical ??lsm?j.'v Is Alterative, ur Blood-Cb- t>.*ins. Sold?is Medadi IHwerj Ir? Pectoral. Rolden M?dical bl nnery Is a Chola^ogu-. > rbive- . iiu?iiJ'.nt. Solde?} Medical . Dis-^vrrv. J? TonJc, Solte &dk?l ? Bj reagen wi hr. ? s?r*9;D.teea<e*- ?..: <.. . ' Scrofula, or K'ji.?r" s ir:\u ? sers, or-Old -Sore--.; BM?-;..? : md Emptions. Ey virtu-' ? ?? ? r -i properties, it cur?'. Hr <;. ind Lnng AtTV-cri-.ii r in-, mmption; . Li injer? ?iy; 1 ?." ?hronic Larymmi.- ir-? < - 3iT;pei ties rendel ir au iidi iji! ? < i ly- for BilliousncRs : Torpid > ?>?..-..;.. 'Liver Complaint ;" mid i>> '!'.:-..';. :>i .. serties mak'e it equi?y e?<-:i'/\- j-.-' ?.i mring. Indignation;' Loss 'ol' At ;> L>. . md Dyspepsia. H. JVhere the skin is sallow- MI with blotches and pimple*, there "ar? scrofulous SVCTII?J?CT and s fi <? ?ons, a few bottles of Golden Mei?ra! Discovery will effect an entire cure- ii' pou feel dull, drowsy, debilitated. bovie sallow color of skin, or.yellowish-brow:: ?pots on face or body, frequeut headache ar dizziness, bad taste in mouth, intern:! I lieat or chills alternated with loe duch as, lpw spirits and gloomy forebodl.-'p-. irregular appetite, and hmpie coat??%: rou are suffering from.. Torpid hive "JHlHoiisncstt." In many ?ases of .*/>.'...-. tr Complaint," cniy pastor these <.>;:<'',>' ?ms are experienced. 'As a femejly f<-< di anch-cases, Dr. Pierce's Golden N'r;i ical Discovery has no .equal, J?S it effe?*? perfect cures, leaving the liver strcngth ihed and'healtby. ., Dr.. Pierce's I; Pleasant : Purgative Pellets. Purely Vegetable. No care required while using them. ' Tho "LiL?e Giant" Cathartic, or J?nl ??m in Parvo Physic, scarcely larger than' mustard seeds, and uro sugax-coat sd. They remove the necessity of tak ing-the great, erode, drastic,^ickcni.i;' pills, heretofore so much in use. ' 'Asa remedy for-Head;-elie, Diwanesr, ush of Blood to the Hoad, Tightness bout the Chert, Ead Tastein th'eMo??j,, Sraetetiorts from ..the Stomach: JiiHiou-.' .ttaoki, Jaundice;, Pam m the Xidac;. .ig?ly-coloT6d irvine.' and Internal. 6V6r, Dr. pirrca's Pi<-;i*ant Furga?ve ellotaiiru usurpa* sod. .furuierniore, ? would say that their action is univ?r- . d, uot a-glnud escaping th^ir sensitive m press. Ago docs not impair the pro erties of thes j Pollets. They are sugar oated aud iudoaed in glass bottles, ieir virtues being thereby preserved nimpaired for any length of time, so iat they aro always' fresh and reuaole. This is not tIie*caso with'those' pills which are put up. in Cheap wooden op-' pasteboard bo^es. The daily Uso of two ellets bas cured tho most obstinate cas ? of Scrofula, Tetter, Salt-rheum, Ery ipelris, Boil?, BU *chos, PimplesrSore 2yes, and Eruptions. They are, howey - r, recommended to be.ta?c?n in eonuee* ion with the Golden Medical Bifc??y?ry, order to secure the best, resnlts. DH. PIERCE FAVORITE 4 Jil 3D 2*. PIEBC FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION DB...P?EB CE'S FAVORITE PEESCRIPTION. The remedial management of those diseases pe'enliar to women lias afforded ]aif*o experience at the World's Dis sen Wv y, of which Dr." Pierce is the L-hief consulting physician", in adapting remedies for their "cure. Dr.-Pierced IFav.juiUA Fr?Hcriptlon is tho result of this , ixteiideji experience, and has becouiG ?o&tly celebrated for i Ls many and rn narkajdo cures ofHH those oh ionic divi sases and WEAKNESSES PECULIAR TO FEMALES: Favorite Prescription is a Powerful Res torative Tonic to the entiif system. Ir Ls H nervine of nnsnrpas?f>d eflicnuy, and, .vliilo it quiets nervous irriMtion, it ftrengiltehs the enfeebled' nervous ?yi> t?m, thereby restoring it to heaUh'ml vigor. The following diseases ?re among those in winch the Favorite Prescription has worked magic cures, viz: Leacor rhoea, or "Whites," Excessive -Flowing, Painful Menstruation, UnnaUiral Sup pressions, Weak Back, .Prolapsus, or tailing of thc Uteru<=t Anteversion, Retro- . version. Bearing-down Sensation, Chron ic Congestion, Inflammation and Ulcer ation of the Uterus, Internal ''Heit, Ner vous Depression, Debility, Despondency, uid very many other chronic diseases * l?eculiar" to women, but not mentioned here. The following Ladies are a few of the' many thousands who can testily to the efficacy of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip tion^ irom experience and observation Mrs. Cornelia Allison, Peost^ Iowa; Mrs. Tbcs. J. Methvin, Hatcher's Sta tion, Ga ; Mrs. T. A. Seymour, Rome, S.Y.; Mrs. Francis Huswick, Verseile?. Ohio ; Mrs. Leroy Putnam, North Whar ton, Pa : Mrs. Mary A. Humoit, Edin?, Mo.; Mrs. Mary A. Frisbie. I^hrasu, Pa. : Mrs. D. L. Gill, Chillicotbe, (?fo}^ Mrs. Hariet E. Malone, West Spring ?eld, Pa.; Mrs. R. Hiatt, Emporia, Kan.; Miss Louise Pratt, Dodgcville, Mass^-? Mrs L. A J)a?hicld, Noriblk. Va.; Mm. C. Allison, Proctor, Iowa; Mrs. J. N. .Vernon. St. Thomas, 0:it. ; Mrs. SC, Moran, 1?53 North Howard Street,. Beith morekMd. ; Mrs. ?iucy<7al?mnlp.?t'ne&> ville; Mr?. Nancy McNaught, JwOsraon, . ovva; Mi-s. L. J. Stemrod, Friendship, V. Y. : Miss Ellen Cady, Westiieid, N. V.; Mrs. Anthcuy Amann, Verona, N. V.; Mrs. B. N, Rooks, Grand Rapids, ' Mich; Mrs. K H. Webb,' VVater'toXvii, M. Y. Thousands of referencer caa .i von at tho World's Dispou-sary. THE TEOPLE'S MEDICAL SERVANT. Dr. R. V. PIERCE, is "the fiolo proprie tor aud manufacturer of the foregoing reuiedies, all of which ure : old by DiT?g gists. Ho is ah*o tho Au thor ?sf the Peoi plo^ C??imon Seuse Medical Adviser, a work of ocarjy one thousand pages,with wo hundred and eighty-two wood-en gravings and colored..platos. He has draady sold of this popular work Over 100,000 Copies ! I PRICE (post-paid) $1.50. Address : R. V. PIERCE, M. D.: World's Dispensary, Buffalo, K. Jan. 16, 1878. IT. X Stc5 Commodore Vanderbiif HANDSOMELY endowed a I-niver -sifcyir. the South; but Du James L. Gilder left a rict?or legacy to hus poo pio by giving them his celebrated Liver Pills. Tho people living in the Southern port) ou of tho United States arc naturally. subject to Liver diseases, ard these pills .viii always Prevent, Relieve or Cw, c. ?old by all Druggists and country ni?i chants*. ly?.