Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, July 07, 1881, Image 3
TERMS : $2.50 per Annum,
Rates of Advertising :
Advertisements will be, inserted at Oie
rate of $1.50 personare (ten minion lines,
or less) for the first insertion, and ono
dollar per sqnare for eaoo subs?quent in
sertion.
A liberal discount will be made to those
wishing to advertise by tho year.
OUR AGENTS :
W. W. OWPOM, Cbappells, S. C.
W. FI. YHLDKLL, I.ongmires.
JOHN II. Hr J KT. Batesville.
W. A. ODOM, Meeting Street.
J. K. DURST, Kirkseys X Roads.
B. B. FORREST, Mine Creek.
TTF.K ETHEREDOK, Leesville, s. C.
J. E. COOK, Graniteville, S. C.
Dr. JOHN B, ABNEY, Langley, 8. <'.
Capt. G. W. NIXON, Woodlawn, g. C
N. W. BROOKKR. Ridge, S. C.
JOHN CACOHMAN, Canjrbman's store,
S. C.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Churches
On Sunday morning next, our Metho
dist and Episcopal Churches will be open
for divine service. The Rev. Mr. Hund
ley will preach ai Johnston. The Rev.
Mr. Rogers will preach at Spann's in the
foionoon and at Bethlehem in the after
noon. The Rev. Mr. Traywu-k will
preach at Bethany.
Catholic Services.
Father Wilson will hold divine ser
vices in our Catholic Church on Sunday,
the 17th ins ant.
Gray and Cooper. Martintown and
Choty.
On our outsid? maj* be found interest
ing communication* from these quar
ters.
Keep Sending.
T?e Agricultural Department ha- re
ceived line specimens of wheat and outs
from Edgefield.-Register.
/
Tn the Penitentiary.
Th? prisoners sentenced by Judge
Pressier last week have already been
taken to the Penitentiary by Sheriff W?
H. Ouzts.
Love in a Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. ti. s. tfellichampe have
gone to housekeeping in the pretty Shaw
Latioier cottage at Johnston. And ne
wish them infinite happiness and pros
parity.
New Turnip Seed
Turnip sowing timi? t- now at band.
The crisis i- nu important one. ? <. I.
P^nn it Son have just received their usu
al annual installment of tine seed. Con
sult their card in another column
The Bath Paper Mills.
Tb? Kath Company bas been iueorpo
rated nuder the name of. the Barrett
Manufacturing Company. TI;e dam has
been rebuilt, and work will probably be
gin before the f*m? of the present month.
Colored Sunday School Convention.
I |We are requested tr. announce thal
Macedonia Sunday School Convention, j
-colored-will meet in Ridge Hill
Church, at or very near Ridge Soring, on !
Friday before the Ith Sunday ?ti tins
month-July.
j
."Railroad Meeting-.
The Directors ol" the Kdgeiield, Tren- i
"ton aud Ai ko n Railroad, are to hold a j
meeting in Aiken on Thursday nf this j
week. We hope they will apply lor mi
extension of time a- regards the convicts
y uuw havt>-ki hitud.
Missing Mau.
Information wanted of .launs F. Scott,
route agent of Snodgrass & Co. He has
not been beard of for some weeks and
f9ars aro entertained of foal play. Ad
dress Rev. P. I.. Morton, Borrelia, Ga.,
and Mrs. Jas.Scott. SngarGrove,Smythe
Co., Va.
Sorry to Lose Him.
Wo cut the following from the Seneca '
City ./ott>v?<?<: and Edgefield issoiYy to;
lose so gootl a citizen: ''Mr. E. P. Cole-j
man has leased Mr. M. W. Coleman'- '
flouring mills ana has c msentod to live
among us. We welcome such good elli*
.? / .
zens.
- j,
Delifhtf 1 Time at Trenton /
The entertainment of the Episcopal la. ;
dies of Trenton, on Thursday evening
next, promises a delightful time to a.l '
who attend. Suppose the young people, j
* generally, of our village make up a grand ;
moonlight excursion in honor of this oe- !
casinn.
Johnston Township.
lt seems that th? town of Johnston,
?with 2 miles of territory in each direc
tion, is now a aeparateand distinct Town
ship ef Edge?eld County-no longer .
part of Picken? How this came tn be
?<o, we canuot exactly explain. But it ;
a fact nevertheless.
Stock Law at Pine Grove
We atv requested to announce that .
tberp will bc a discussion of ihc stock
law question at Pine Grove school house
in the Min? Creel: section-on Saturday
the WU. July, nt 2 o'clock J*. M. Advo
cates and opponents of the measure aro
alik? urged lo be presnnt.
Clyde's Chapel.
This is a new Methodist Church 3 mile.?
f mi Mt Willing on thc way tn Bates
ourg. rr i- not yel rjuite finished; and
we l*?arn that the ladies nf the congrega
tion, assisted hy thc citizens generally,
arptn give sn entertain mont on Wedn*?
dvy the 13th, f-r the purpose ol raising
fu tx h er fluids.
Barr Peaches
. mr honored agricultura'., hortieultu-j
ral, pommogieal tri^?.i. the Rev. J. W. j
Barr, send? ns a basket of delicious
peaches-clear-stone-a grand treat. We !
t'lauk biro warmly. And when, later in
the season, he shall -end u- -onie of his
wonderful "Stump th?* World.'' we will !
walk on our head and Jump over the j
comet.
Stock Law.
Read Farmer Walton'- on the j
stock law-on our 4th page, Ky recent
Investigation, it is fenpd that the total
value of sto.rk in the Sta", of South Car
olina ia$2,301,231. The cost of fencing;
ls $21,136,879 These tigures disclose tho
astonishing iaet that it ?ist? ten dollars
to fence ont-one dollar'-* worth of poor
."attie.
Aunther Veteran.
On Tuesday last, A?.- the first time In
several years, our venerable and well
known fellow citizen, Mr Joro Mobb v.
of the Dry Creek section appaared in our :
town; and there were many unfeignedly
glad lo greet him one? more. Mr. Mob
ley is now 77 years of age, but is fresh j
and hale, indeed in better health than he j
has been for a long time.
Summer Tourists
And all others, will glad to learn
?that the C. C. & A. Kai!road Company
has arranged to run trains to and from
the junction below Columbia, to make
-close connection with up and down train
or that road, obviating the necessity of
passengers making two changes at Co
lumbia. By this arrangement only ono
-change of cars is necessary between Au
gusta and Henderson vii le. and points on
lbs =ain line of tee C. & and A? road.
.?*-l?lL. i - rrrmmmmmm,?? - - .... ? ? - *
Master and Bachelor P-ainsford
Mr. J. Carroll Raiusford, tbo
son of Mr. John Rainsford; bas a
at hoinc from Washington-Leo I
sity, Lexington. Ya. At thc recen
meueeatcctof "h--.. institution, Mr. \
ford took tin; degrees op Master <?
ami Bachelor nfLaw?.
Frojn Bat' sburg
Mr. aud Mr-. Eppes Norris
Kppes Norris is '.Aimil- Laurie Kr
a name tuns; fondly dear ii! our cpi
nity-come tn os from Ba tes bu rg
midsummer sojouru, and will-<
their time between Treasurer Brya
Mrs. W. H. Brimson. And now lb
have gol them, we are going
them. Wc eau i spare them t<> 1
burg any longer.
An Edgefield Boj Crosses the Lil
i VVe copy the follollowing from H
!. lauta exchange, and, in common
troops of friends in bis native hom
'send tieorge .mr heartiest congru
tiens :
I Ou yesterday afteruoou ai the
dence of, the bride's lather on Cain .-i
Miss Jenn.e I- Mcconnel was ma
to ?lr. Leorge !.. Sullivan, of Aug
The bride '.s une nf the handsomer
most attractive huhes in Georgia.
Off for Texas.
<>n Monday next, ihe Hun. Cli
Ward, Capt Jack Bates, of Batesl
Mr. Grails Crouch, of Cloud's Creek,
perhaps one or two others, depa:
Texas, and will be gone a month o
week-. Capt. Ward goes tn Fort Vf
to settle up his father's estate ti
while our other friends go, if we mi
not, to look for new homes. An.;
earnestly hope that God, in Hw nu
may arrest them in their blindness.
Pinckney Blalock.
At the late cummeneement exen
of the State Institution for the I
Dumb and Blind, at Cedar Springs, 1
Spartan h ti rg, this young gentleman,
son of Mrs. Camilla Blalock, held a i
prominent place on the programme
was especially admired as an ace
plished musician. He play- extren
well on both the piano ami tin- cor
and his soles on these i uro tr unten ts u
the oer.isior. to which we refer, are
ported to have been very fine.
From the Schools.
We hear of our young people, here
and there, returning from school ;
college for summer vacation? and
would be glad to chronicle (Ul such if
knew Htem. Amone th" lately re'uri
ar? Cadet -J, B, Lanier, Min ..?'Cap:. J.
Lani.-r. ?rom ihe Charlotte Military
stitute: Cadets John Blocker, t?. X. T
merman, J. P.. Edwards and Samuel l
wards-the two latter OT Mt Will?n
from the GreenyUh Military rustin
and Mr. Frank Tompkins, son of (.
Jack Tompkins, from Hie Holy Conni
nion Institute, Charleston.
The Cchorivo Power of Wealth
On Monday airer noon du nng Court,
?-aw very line vc-hi cl es ,md horses l>.-f.
the fenn I>rug Store. Tire rich poo]
who owned'.hen- were within ?Irinki
soda watti. They lu min J mn tn lu- !
Wjii Pre-.-.f., of the West Side, a
Capt. Cal. Ki nani of the stock law <
naan. Capt, Cal. was di.wu at Court
wa- going out to spend tin- night wi
Hr. Will. An.! thu- ii ;- ina! the ri
men .?f jite North and tic rich men
the West gravitate towards eiieh othei
while a miserable newspaper wret
stands on a narrow iron balcony ai
pan!.- f..r bare breath !
Dead Mules !
Commissioner lintier has received
letter from onr h: noted -.nd long*hend?
fellow citizett, .Or. ?. J. MeKio. <iyii
that a gr?a! deal ?if damaged We*tei
rorn is being sold thronghoul this sta
and Georgia, and that ii is eertaiu deal
lostock. In the hitter State one faruu
lost eight mules ibat were fed on til
-.?rn. i 'olomd-fluth-r . aiyg,Uiplt?tf?<lg .
busliels of this damaged ^r.nu is bein
-dd in South Carolina, and that :! ca
bc readily told bj a dark spot in thc cei
ire. fi ii not a great absurdity for Stab
like Georgia and Sou til Cur.?ina to ref
upon ?he Wes? for tiieir e -..i> V A - long a
thc Southern agriculturalist relies upo
the West for hog ami hominy, he wil
leni the hands of rho merchant wh
runs Lis farm tor him, he acting mere!
as au overseer.
WWeyan Female Institute, Stauntoi
Virginia
We take pleasure in directing atteutio
to the advertisement of tin- popula
Seminarv. lt ls located in .en: of th
healthiest climates lu the world, wher
every breeze contributes to the physiwi
vigor of its pupils; lt presents attnw
tions unsurpassed if net unequalled i
the I nion, its buildings are home-lik
ami elegant, grounds attractive, seencr;
grand.
This school is attended by 12ft hnardtiii
pupils from IT different- Staff s. !: hu
made gn at reduction in thc eosl of edit
cation. Amor g the lowest terms in th
Union. Board. Washing, Encl, Lights
English, Latin, French, German, Eloni
tion, Instrumental Muslc-t?lS, fur en
tire Scholastic year. See advertisement
For Catalogue address Rev. Wm. A
Harris, President, Staunton, Virginia.
\ Veteran ("ame Hack.
Capt. James Porn of steepy Cr.efk
as we used to say in olden times . S mn'i
more among us--come ont from hi<
home in Wehster County, Ga., !" atteni
tho wedding of hi3 graud-daughter, M s;
Laura Parker. Mr-. Horn ac-.panic:
him: and they both seem io defy linre
Three of their children -lill liv .uni.:.,
us. Mrs. l?r. Parker, Mr Marion l'on
and Mr. Rufus Hom. the latter ai the..?ii
Sleepy Creek homestea?!. it i . great
pleasure sec Capt and Mrs. Boru look
lng so well, and I?, know tua: in tin new
home of their old agc they are Piesse?!
with so much of happiness and prosper
ity. Tho ?dd gentleman has been to chat
willi us, and has told usa pheasant tal?
of the dear old Edgefield people, win. live
around .him in ?eorgia- the Jehiiitigses,
tfie Wises, tho Miuicks. the Heans Bli
fus TW.?an, the ii'oblvrst follow thal ever
lived.
D?ath o'lsiac Jones, Esq.
This old and time-honored citizen was
found dead in Iiis bed, yu friday morn
iug U-t, do- residence ?d' Ids sister,
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson-which had long
been his home-uear Ridge Sp tug. He
was the fourth of thc Jones hrother* who
from th'-ir cradle- have been such prom
inent ?lui patriotic citizens of obi Edge
held -thesonsof Col. Mal Jones, of verj
ol.l.iimes, who lived, died ami was bu
ried at the place now owned by bis
daughter Mr?. Elizabeth Watson. C?n
se?{'i?ut!v Mr. l-aic Jones died where
he was burn, ?md rest? w ith his filheis.
He was "ged about 7^' years. Major
Abram Join-, two .. ear- older, still -ur
vives him, as do also M rs. Marina Cn gc,
Mrs. Elizabeth SVatson and Capt. Lewis
Jones, all younger. Andrew Jones,
James Jones and William Joues bave
long Keen dead. Mr. Isatc Jones, who
uever married, was foi along period of
his life, ?sour people know, aman whose
naturally noble qualities were marred
hy strong drink: though even Ibis never
dimmed his manly generosity and In
vincible love of truth. But bislastsix
or eight years nobly redeemed this fail
tm?-. D'tring all this time he was rigidly
temperate, and joining the Baptist C burch
at Ridge Spring, became not only zeal
ous but almost a fanatic in the cause ol'
religion. And thus, we are rejoiced to
say, he dic?-working f itbfully ie. tho
cause of his Master anil humbly conti
dent of his final acceptance with C luis!.
He is supposed tu have died of heart dis.
i eise, and, from all appearances, without
: pair: jr straggl?.
! Next Week
Tho timely coiunuiuicathiu from "Mer
{ chants" shall appear next we?k.
Death cf Coi. James 3. Griffin
This i??r? p?raseAvill caus?'deep sad
ne?s throughout, t?dgi'field, and will lal!
' fearfully lU?Ojtj the ears -f ali survivors
' of thc ?mu? tri tl [Jampion Legion. Hi
[.t??uyears turo--falien i'rotn wealth io
poverty hy the vicissitudes of war
Jaunts li, Griffin quitted his native linnie
-where none was ever moro beloved
to repair his fortunes ii? the West. And
how-, after years of hardship, ami when
dually tho reward of brave toil and
tuauly energy had brought bim oas?
j God has eal 1 eil him over the river. And
I he rests forever nuder the shad"! Col?
j Griffin, aged about iifty-eight years, died
; at Kort Worth, Texas; witera he had liv
ed for several years oasi, on tho 25th of
June. ??!' consumption, which, apparent
ly, set in uni mor? than a year ugo, Ht?
leavesawidow"-the daughter of Cupt.
Kngeue Burt, win?, aged and paralyzed,
: still survives, in a difieren) section of
Texas-and eight ..hildreo. In bis latter
; years he was ti devout ami conscientious
lt >n:au Catholic, and died in that faith,
rejoicing in a holy hope of resurrection
with Cur ist Ami now the occasion is
one of reverence; fura son of Edgefidd
who was a her-? and a patriot has fal leu !
Col. James B. Gritliu of the Hampton
Legion sleeps lorevermore on taine's
eternal ca m pi tia ground!
Pleasant ?/ote From Ninety-Six
S.XJrrv-SlX, July 1st ISSI.
Missus. BJUTOKS: Tue AdrcrtUer is
like home folks to me, and J ara alwin s
anxious to get il: it tra ? of hom'! a.-J
fairs. I was amuse;! at Jim Pow's uglj
bench, and, take, our the Hon. Clint
Ward, it was certainly a hard favored I
set. Either one of the crew could il" a
good busiuess in a stock country wean
ing mulo colts. Duck Kiuir maje very
near a correct statement about Kinara s
sheep, but I expect be stretched a little
about that sevn acre pasture, milk
boney, ifcc. Did be tell you he pastured
(tao must of his stock outside ..?li?; cow
pen,'' as Hiram May ralis :: V We have
beeu trying the cow pi n plan nnoat live
years, and can state, as ?>. circumstance
in its favor, that there have been sevtn
ear loads of fat cattle sb i pp? d from our {
Depot thisSpilng. Our cattle have im
proved, and we i an gel g tod pri?es for
them, t know of several cows now tl at
could be sold for as much as sixh or
?even! v-live il olia rs. We have bei n
very dr? ??'d upland i-orn ii used np.
('(.iton loots we!! where early planted;
\)r. Sunder- iias lin lim si in '.lie county.
Jt.
MOI K TURTLESOUP a very dsiieato I
liisii, at PK.NN'<. Try a.an. JulyT tl j
-< r-- .
Keel", Mut tua and P< rk.
Kxtra flue boefuext Saturday. Beef!
on ?laud every ether dav ?md mutton all !
the time. Most En>*ox, j
Licensed Butcher.
.V..W.V. Hiilch?*nn\{' fin;..-fain happy
tosty; that your."Xeuni'glne'' acted as
a specific in my cas?, reUi ving me in an
ln?'.rediblv short time. I would advise!
all su tiering from neuralgia to try ;i.
yours, itc. !
?.. V. SIMS. M. D. i
<uid hy Dr. W. E. Lvxcu. SniSO j
_ .,, ._ i
np
JL UV a houle of our delightful Kv- j i
tract-Lo.V??'s EXTAXOi.E>TKNT. I? i'<tll j
nut be excel ht I. i
.Jm'J'i; Ci. I" l'l'.N.X ,v SUN. j'
(jjiit.. PENN'S Dru? Store tor new
style M.Y '; RA PS.
MTV 25-2m
Ki?-1 i ?KI o Co., .->. . ., Apr. V, ?s::i. ?.
tn; !.. V. IHU: j j
This certifies thal ? have used your : '
Hxi'.WIi; R*>"A.I KA-. i--r '.os^n??<w; pi'. Livftr 1
und Dyspepsia. ! ?tui safely say thal ;! ?
ha> lienefiHed inp more :!.:.;: any other .' :
mediciue I have ever taken. . I
E. P. ADDISON".
t&r For sale to the trade by VV. H. j *
BAUKKTT, Angusui,.On., and by W. N*.
BritXKTT, Edgnliold ?'. H., S.C.
ICE: ICE:: ICE::: (
Alwa\ s on hand; ai ! t
HICK A SDK KSU VS. | ,
?*r ph ase remember that WM. M rx- '
IIEUIN .vt'"., Ol'.'. Broad Si.. Augusta, j
have on hand a very fu.l Stock of
BOOTS, SIIOES and HATS, which are of- i
It-red ut hoir r?jtie* for Catii. Don's fail f
!n give them n call when you visit U
gusta. *.. j
l.'i>ui|detioti ul Kuilritad.
For ROSE Whiskey, and all sorts ami ;
si -s nf .\"?. i: DRINKS, gd to
DICK ANDERSON'S.
.laue fib.
STOP; STOP:
And try KEABSKY'S {';)..! brinks, as j
yon ?;O through hot, tired anil dusty.
The hi -.; Liquors ;:::.! Beer (with iee} al- 1
ways ii\ ht found ai KKAUSKY'S BOXAS
r..v SALOON, HAMIU IV;. S. C. June Bli
COMMERCIAL.
YESTERDAY'S &SASKET.
Ci?m-ete:l WI-CHP. from the .injusta;
*
Evening 3 eus.
Aro; s i A. d.i., J uly ISSI:
COTTON.
Tone of the market-12, m., easiei :
!?, p m.. S ?.?:.? -. .
Ordinary. 7< 1
Oood i irdinary. ?f? j
lx>w Middling. i
Middlin? . I"!
Oood Middlimr . ;i :
WESLEYAN
mm % ronni
ST AI : N Tl.' >. v n .: t UNIA.
?jr\PENS September 20th. is?l. One or
Vj'ih.! r I HST M il..'-:.- '. io: VOUNO LA j
t?iKS IN ? ?II: UNI : M VI KS. iStirround
higs l:>eautiful. Olimaio unsurpassed.
Pupils ::"tn seventi ?n Slates.
TKKMS AMONO IMJK BF.ST FX THE
UNION. Boirvt, Wash i u^. Rug isb
Course, ti?tin,_Freneh, German, lustra j
mental Music, ?fcc., I ir ^?holastit! year,
from Si j.t. tn June, ?i?tii. For Cata- ?
kigues urite !" BKV. WM. A. Il ARRI. , '
D. I? . Pres't., S: WNTox, Virginia,
july 7-2tn
THE HUMAN LIVER'S :
SALVATION!!!
Numerous voluntary testinio
uitils ariel largely increased eales !
?.row tltat LYNNS' BITTER'S
-the Greatest Liver Medicine]
of the Age-is rapidly winning 1
its- way us i!."- .-lin- and simple ;
Salvation of the Human Liver. )
For Dyspeptic D\--.i
Trv " 1 i
PENN '3 BITTERS ! !
May td. 'si.-n 23 i
STEAM SAW KILL !
ill .WK <ei hand 50.000 feet "? inch :
Plank. ?O.uOO feel of Scantling, Fram- ?
I inf? Lu m la; r. Ai: . Ac.
I Terms: CASH.
Q. F. GOODWIN,
i Trenton. S. C.. Feb. i.'. i-?l. ti IO
Notice.
j OFFICE COUNTY COJIML<<U?XKUS )
KlMlBFl Ki.i, COCSI ? .
lino El iM.i' t'. II., S. i\, June -2?, .SI. !
: fTYl?l? JJonnty Commissioners of Filge
j J Held County will me. t ;,t Mn- Qnr
I ret? Ford, on Tuursday tee IJ iii ul' .Inly,
. ISul, ?ii Wo'clock, a. m., I<I Ici om tim
; contrae) in rebuild ibo o ar reit Bridge,
across liig Stevens' i re. Tl.oiitrMcl
i will I?- lei to ihe lowes! Mdder, ?nd Uie
i Coin missioners reserve the right (orejee)
j :iuy und nil ol'the bids. The contractor
i will he required to ni\ e a sulllcioul loud
? tor the l'ai Ui lu I performance of seul cou
tn it. VV. X. M AKTIV.
Chair. Board Cmn'snrs.
W, V. ROATH, Clerk.
? Juno 22, 1881.-yt?'
Notice.
2^ROM aud after this date, (Feb. 1st,
I8hl,j I withdraw my tosiuess Irnm
I the hands of C. IV. Creighton, EfKp, PS
legal adviser and attorney-baying noti
fie i him of my intention and desire.
Persons are cautioned nos to pay him
anv money due nie.
RAC H A KL A HAMS.
June 22(1, ISSI.-2128)
"\\ A KM: R'S SAl'Ji KIO S BY Cl' R ll
--?ni infallible remedy for all diseases of
die Kidneys-for sale at
2m281 <i, L. PENN iV. SON'S.
ULAN KS ot every description lor
sale at thia office, or will be printed
Lo order.
Nov. 19-tf 50
HAMBURG TOWN LOTS !
I H AVK for sale SIX LOU'S in lim
Town of Hamburg. One of them eon
tains an aere of land-moro ?>r les?.
R. G. D?NOVAXT,
Real Est?t' Agent.
Jan. iii. tffi
i) ymw* issi
IV.!;: . -. i.II>an'..iii4M i:.:..m--Vi'.- I
..-il-nrc .1. .> - n-. < ir i.], i.v. ?Ben ,1?^
; :> . . ? ! I ....-.!.-. .
C. ES PEERY & CO.. Detroit, Mich.
Dr. Jas. J. Seigler
Surgeon Dentis!,
W !
TY I I.I. practice in the Comities nfl
EDOEFIELI) tu?! AIKEN*.
orders for work of any kimi in Ids
lina will receive prompt attention,
!v?i Oflice address: JOHNSTONS. ?".
.Iune IS. ISSI. tf'js
I? U I? Af1!? QC!
td. il. hub JJ ho,
To 530 Broad Street,
Uh Door c:? l<>\? K. K. Crmsim;.
When; he v ill be pleased to sett thnse dis
siring goods in hi* linc.
GUNS. PISTOLS. TABLE ?V POCKET
Cl Pl.FRY, VMMrXlTlON, .Vc
- - A NJ'
lust relived, 'be ? im-.; Ljt "? FISH
INO I'ACKLE ami .1 Al'AXESE FISH?
IN<; 1*0LFS, ever lexriisht to Augusta.
Mar. I"?. ISSI. Snil?
lfoiirv Save?! h Monet .Vat!*?! :
s >riica \SE von,- EXOTXES from us,
i and save *1<W on ? i<> Horse: s..u
i J i liorse, ;iif.; Sien "ii ;t Hur-e-Pow er
l in . ne. Semi for our prices before pur
'liasing Engines. Gins. Presses, Saw and
. risi Mills, Threshers, or any kind ol
Machinery. Wi ar?yr??ufio-tuTeis- Ag'ts
uel guarantee hstiafectiou lu .. u 1 i t \ ?md
iriee. WALK ER A Lol/l\
Nu. ],;;. Meeting St.. We>t side,
Near Charleston Motel, Charleston, S.e.
April (i,-lSmil
SODA WATER.
/'"'?ALL ?U ib.- BONANZA SALOOX,
V,-' ?nu! gel lite mosi lelicious Arctic
Soda Water. Ail the cl i Iteren I syrups
kept. [2m20
"m,
V";VJ->' -iff J
V tm : rWKBt
Cathartic Pills
Ceil ie.- ili-'. l.si catliavl\>i principe *
in iiu-diehu .in projfOrtiens :u;curacel; ....i
illSt.)>| m S'.viifi . 'l> . ....r?.ii!i,v. -iiiil
nulionttity ol efl.ec?. They :irc tlii reside
fl \. -.! . ..: . ..!. r: ii? I ?>r.:r* ?.-il ?x
pef?irient. and arelbe ?Ve.-:! en'.yhetl rcin
. dy yoi 'ii-' .*. .'? i'- iii.seiises caused by
ileningein-iii el stomoi'li. liver,and
! ?ove is, nil ici i roouir. nro?ni?! sind uli'ee
trealnn:'nr. ATKii's Pn.i-s aro spt
,i:dlj ?ij.i.li -:.' !.' ." >!.:- .-1;.. diseascSi
'.'!?-.\ t-? .Iii-. :', .'it ii;.- Mjg'ffjEive and
:issi;nil:itiV' OOH-,-,':onl r?islor? rc-gli
l:ir !.. ?i: ie.'T?..-:<' \l. e.-iv. ii?.
I.. i.liviics.ii- ot :h.-:r- j?r?ieti?0, and ..>.
ail civili/.i ?I ?iai?nii>. is <iiii >.: ihe-'iiian.V
pr.M.fs ?.f th-ir v:.h:? >. safe. sure, and
nerfee!i> reliicilc piirg?t?vii medicine.
Itchig '?.nu....!.-.: .( die ?onccntraie,l
virtues'.'! |.urel> vegelnt'le sutrstances,
i }..--. t ? -i i 1 cly iii .? ii-.?m enif.m. I ur
:m;> lu.iurioiis properties, inti i?j,n 1??
:i'.liiiini.<lerctl :<. children '\;.->i ?..t?-.i
.\\ i I'tJ.!.* an .lii.cl?it'-?Uiil eure for
('oust?|>al?oii or I'osl,veio>a>s. Indi?
gestion, \>\ -j" usia. l.o?- ol ApfM-tife,
Foul StoiMindi oed llreal.li. l>i/./i
IH?SS. ?icndmdif. i...-. "i deinocj',
Numbness. I;iii..u-n--. .laiiudic*:,
Rlieuiiiotisiii. Kriiplions and Skin
I Mucoses, i>ro|i->. rii'ii..f<. Worms,
Vcnrnlgia, Culh*. Gri|io>, IMarrli.ea,
Dysentery, t?niil. I'iles, l>i??i?nleis, ??f
titi? I.iver, .uni ?ill '.?Itt i de-eases r< ?iilj
ing ?roin :idisi<?ril??o?il -une .-i I.IM* iljg?-*.
tivc :.|.j..tf.ile.-.
As ,; I limn r Pill ll?( .? 'ci'-, no e? i nal.
Wie! ?enr?e in ilieir action, these
Pif.r.1 ari the IIM?S| ilifriiugli .oui .-car.-li
ing eui harlie thal eau b<: eiuployeil. end
m:\"ergivi Irtiiii Unless tl? Imwels are in?
tlaimsl. and liieii i.l!i!irjntiiieiicc ii? ht*al
ing, !l'hej vfiieitlate Ile: appetite a?il
digestive organs; .}!. -. ..peniti lopnrify
aiid enricrli flu- bl.i.'and inipart re
newed health nn?.l rigt.?r ?.. fie whole
sys; err..
PREPARED BY DP?. J. C. AYER & CO.,
I'r.tci ii ai .uni analytiriil rii?*mi?tii,
Lowell, Mass.
.-?ne i .. Utu .'l-l- l/.TST.VWUTSKS.
Old Type
ITSED for Babbitt Meta! tor Gin
\J Heads Mill i'ipes, Jcc, for sale
at this office.
U)__r.t r?<>
T70J SEEDS 8 BEST
I
Ii n-'t htM tn i'iiirl'np.vi u
CMli*y: e.i-ni iiyin.-iil. f >T?IJ?
m t? e-'v'.i/ i tir-l Xor ("nia
i .^no onrt'Pnc.-^ Th* Ol'i-xt nu J n:-..r tuttmiine fr, <l
fit.?t? '" !*. i'-f't-'l State*.
.?".VilH..,.MM{LTIIi\:SON.S.Pnii.o.A.,pA.
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If -I
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. 1 V//\
?KBKEIH ic SONS, Philadelphia. Pi,
ENLARGE AND DEVELOP THE FORM.
.? ii illy o'- iii pari from nr.tun* '-r .IP'
.,.| i *. . ftlS . I?..?'.riln- i-.i-c :.!"' -".-H'l ? llililp
ii - I ' " M!.M.t.i.i >.:? So liMinliilii. Illjf?i
_... '_ i: >?i>?bdecce coui?d?uUil.
Will
MM M
ii IK DRY GOODS PRINCE OF
Fired with I ho Ambition of Surpassing Every thing
NEW TOR
Whose Beneficial Effects Have Been Felt Throughout the I
An Event Anticipated with so Much Eagerness by a Pe
Successive Scenes of Enchantment Rising Above
in Fascination and Beauty.
UNDERGARMENTS !
The Sale Is Peremptory ! They Must Go !
ir.- CH EMISES (ot -;"> : ?MC Chemises tiir 38e;
[fie Chemises Tor ts- : >'l 25 Chemises F.?r7?c; Si 50 Chemises for Sfis
pOc Drawers fur 33c; fine Drawers for??Sc; *l Drawers for'?Se.
CEBASTE*ny* II KUI IMO RED DRK^KM.
Blfi Dresses marked ijown in*': Dresses marked down to$>;
ss \)y. ?n? marked down t" s. SO, Those ifl? 5U Skirts marked down to $1?.
Those Si 50 skirts marked down to ??l .Vi. Tlm.su si .VJ Skirts marked down tnOOc
'Vi; is* S! Skirl- marked down to ?Wc. Thoiifl t.'V Skirts markeri down to t&r*.
I L i v S.
ORj Yards t'uadrille Summer Silk cut duwil from ?Kc to 37?c;
tils yards Marveille Summer Silk mu down from 7-V to 87*C :
yards /.cri. li silk cn! down from Siic toSTi :
.J*s? yards LvonsSilk cut down from ?! to37*c;
KSR v'ards Brocade Silk Sublime reduced t?i "Sc a yard ; 211 yd*, reduced io OOo.
All'Handsome tn.ide Silks marked ?*l W, $2 ?Ht, f3 .Vi ami $1, ail cut down to
Si 23 ?nd *! ."ti.
MATTINGS.-PEREMPTORY.
'Jil Rolls Hong Jvong Matting cut down to Ile a yard ;
l?JO roll* Imperial Fancy cut down m Mc a yard :
110 rolls T. Z. A. lt. Matting cut down u> lue a yard :
S4 rolls Imperial Sublime cut down to ??{ic a yard.
CHILDREN'S AND LADIES' HOSE.
(THE STOCK IS IMMENSE-103 DIFFERENTSTILES..
113 Dozen Ladles' Brodique Hiiad cut down from ."'ie to l.v :i pair:
138 dozen KaJbricf?<m i Trish) Hose ?ut down to 'Sir ;
213 doz. Lace and Fancy Embroidered Hos??, Su'pc ri. Goixls, .mt down io 50c,
?.V) and fl a pair;
d^zen .Misses' Fancy Hose cut down tu Icc, 15e, 20cand 25c a pair.
LAMBREKIN CLOTHS.
211 Pieces Ani6r><m Fancy cut down to 4c a yard-?ob ;. y,
f'8 piece.-, of Knglish-at 20c u yard :
1M pieci--. of French down tO'SSc a yard. . '. - '
R?HMT Oil Ti
i*; Piuco I thick Lace Hunting .wt .V a yard ;
ivs pieces Crepe l.-ic* Bunting cut down to Sc a yard; ,
Pit? pieces Ganzeliue I limning oui down io ps;, l~Acaud l.v a yard.
IN ON I?! I.' IT -1 .wm Pieces Malana Mohair Dehege cut down m.v a yard ;
pifs-fs I'repc Del 'iiene, Seven I.ines are cut down to 20c a yard.
LIIsTDBINr AFGHANS.
? !.; ci?: il..wu r.. si ; I'? cut down tn M 50 : HT '"it to ?-.
L A. "W nxr ts.
All l.V, 2fv and 2.V Lawns cut down tn !>te a yard :
srV, piece- ni thirty inch Kacey Lawn cul down to 14*0 ? yard.
Vi h i iv Linen li.lU II.
I".'.' Pieties in mic. line cut down to I.V. a y ar J.
BELFAST. BELGIUM AND ALL OTHER Pim RED FRENCH LAWNS
cut flown to I0r, I2*c, lac and CV a yard.
The Manufacturer.- Say Clone, amt Wi Say Listen to thc Places.
<10 Parasols fur 16 : Parasols for * I : *? Parasols tor :
33 Parasols for $1 50; *J 50 Parasol- i-.,r 7.v.
And we eau sel! .lap Parasols HI .V, JO.? and I.V.
;VW Yards S|H?OI Thread reduced In -'.<: a Spool.
WHITE GOODS.
GOO KOJIH of Soiled White <;ood* cut flown m .V, ??lie, Sc .-nid lu.- a yard.
We are out of the Persian Lawn at i'.V."
Wf- navf rcdu'^d the entire Line of .'HM and (ski Goods to 2.V a yard...
1,300 Do/en Double Damnsk Towoi* etd down from .Vic to 25c each :
lon.f'On Yards of Remnants at R?? H yard : '.?.On" Yarus Remnants ai 3$? H yard :
20,niH> Yards Komnaius nt Vc a yard : l?,000 Yards Kemnauis pt 4*c a yard ;
1,000 Piece- Sea Island, slightly damaged, at 4c a yard. . . " ,
Tho entire stock ol' Laces cul down Viper cent.
"A ( 'ar Lona's of Trunks cut down 2.1 per iront.
WHITE, the Leader, Broad & Ellis Sts.
Cor. Tel fair ??no! (-....iinpbell Si-.. 0!N
AUGUSTA,
furnished ut. :-liorit-.-?r notice, and ni fi
.?iv. \!i work for the cotiutry ''.'/.
1 : IJ HOV T E \ ' 7 'E A ( U. I fl G /.'.
nj-, the work. Satisfaction
?I?UT?FUT HA?
Mrs. N. BRU
?lrf Broad ?1.
\\ 'hi.-- old Establishment ibe Latin
PUL HATS. BONNETS, etc , at 3>.<
.3?*The I :i_'e;i Stock iii the citv.
NB, lllllliHEllT? k
\ UuHipleif siofk ol
A'TRld i.TUKAI. IMPLEMENTS,
PLANTATION HAKHWA I:L.
li! I DJ KI'S' IIA K t?\\"AKK.
t' \ ItPBNI'KItS' n i< iLS,
ULAI ivSMn us
M A ? " J ! ! XIST8'
We are also i he <<.|,- .Virent? for \U -
IM?MI'K UEAl'EKS. Mt >WKI'S and
SELF BINDEL'S, MONARCH EN
?IN ES, Ml KMI J'< iWDEI?, lU.'PFALO
S'. ALKS. et.-.
All |J
ifii.'irainec
Bones, Dougherty & Do.,
Hardware Merchants Augusta, Ou.
June 7. ISSI. !f27
mi SCHWEIGERT;
Watch Maker,
Di'itlt'i- itt
(Mies, Silver & Plaid HUIT.
GiLOCKS* Etc .
WO lt rna ?I SI., on Central lintel,
AI Hi CST A, <; \.
S-o"ay Striking Clock, -S-?.^.i.
Ahirni <:ii>.-K*.. ."-J.._'.">. Nickel Clock*.*1.7."
Iluntina ca** Silver Watches, -ssjm.
Nickel. -t'-in-<A imlintr tV setting waleh
?>. .-'ti Ol'.
Lathes' aud (Jonis- (joni Watehes end
Chains, S..iiii Silverand Plated Ware.
Pfir S|Mtt;ial attention io all line anti
'liiiicuii Watch and Clock Repairing.
Kvervthini: wiirrantftl :?n represented.
MareJi .:, 1881. ly IS
HOP BITTERS:
(A 31 ?airin?, nut m. Drink.)
noe-, ni cm:,* IIAMIKAKK,
n INIIKI.ION,
Arro-not i f - r ASP i': rMr.i?tc.\i.Qr*w?
TtK? I? i UL Ol IIKH llIVTKK?.
rr i s rc v i :URE
D -. i--' ' I Ire S.IRPII. Howrln. Minmi.
* j.lvf. K ld ii :!.!'. I7rltiitrjn>ntn?s, Mt -
\u:t->n- --. SJ.?...-.?..' I ?---;-.-?"I1
Female < orajdalias.
SiOOO m COLD.
Will I"' P'l'l 1 "r ". 1 i'" ~ w'll tia! r:r-: of
lit r?;<?r foraiiy?littii?Impnri orinjurtotn
t'.-iii?i ia tlit'tn.
Aslt jnttr-iintfplct )!..: HITfer.,unit fry
. s' i . Take JU? ot lt>-i',
I> I.C.i*an?b?'?l!it< ;sm!lirrM*tlhWiireft>r
lu unit itni'i??, IM . ofopii m, mtaieco unit
: se KOI: illari r \u.
vou v.?on the best STARCH am
TIJUJ'ENTIN E SOAP, KO to
PENN'S DRUG STORE.
Mav 10.-4123
MOLDS'
!.: S??AKi: from UNION DEPOT.
GEORGIA.
.-. and MAKULK Wu!;?: of all Winda,
rices lower I Lan ever beard ol in this
etMiy r.nr*d md /kfk'CTci ot Depot
When net'eHHary, ". trill go and put
1. na ran leed. 20al
rs * BONNETS !
M CLARK'S,
, Augusta, f?a.
ta nan procure NEW and lili.A ITT
r Pri?e??.
[Apr. 21-8n
Gr. n. r .
V
.*/a i M KK? d'S Testimonials and Large
Sales prave thai prices ol' Pianos purl Or
leans, for name make and style, are from
2<> io 311 per rent, less at **The Music
Moose of tho Sooth" than elsewhere.
( J. O. KOBI NS? ?N A- CO.
L. P. Q. S.
Large ?'ash Contracta with th? best
innnnfiteinrers and i /arpe Sales at "The
' Milgie House (,t- the South," enable-?i fi.
ROBINSON A CO. to soil Superior Pian- j
os and Organs at less pri?e than is paid
bv small deniers.
M. 0. T. S.
ti. ?. KOBI NSON A: CO. sell in Texas,
j Arkansas. Louisiana. Mississippi, Ala
I l)ama, Florida, and in every Southern
State north nf Georgia. Augusta can just
ly claim to have "The Mnsie House of
thc South."
?. 1. 0.
Twonty to thirty percent, saved in pur
chasing Superior Pianos and Organs, Mu
sical -Instruments, Sheet Music, Music
Books and hem italian Strings, at "The
Music Honae of ihe South.''
Tuning and Repairing
By C. J I. TAVTJOR, the only anth-.r
i/.ed Tuner ol' tJie Music House of the
South, Atiguva, Ga.
G. 0. ROBINSON & CO.
Jan. 24, 18$!.
lv:t"i
(Hill I?
Ii >1?KER263 ?cres nf tine cotton lands,
on ('bevis < 'rook. The place baa on it
': i cabins.
1 Kents thia your for 8 hales of cotton,
j Thc purchaser will get the adrautag* ot
this year's rem.
i Terms reasonable. Apply to
il. fl. M. I>??NOYANT,
Feb. 9, ??'
Beal Enlate Agent.
tf 10
I
I
irvin
*T?K Undersigned has open
j dl an Agency al Edgefield C
H., tor tlie purchase and ?a?<
i of Real Estate.
Parties having lands lor .-.-il?
?can havo th?ni advertised
FREE OF CIMRCE,
i and parties desiring tn par
; chase Land or Houses and
. Lo ts an d lion ses would dc
? "well to apply to tho nndeiv
; signed. No charge without
: salo is effected,
R. G. H. DTOOYAKT,
?eal Estafe A?eul.
: ix-. ito, J sro-tft
To those Who Contemplate In
vesting in Real Estate, or
Going into Business.
i
y
OFFISH a very desirable
HOUSE Sc LOT
at .Johnston Dopot, on the C C ?V A Rail
mad. The Dwelling House, ?hieb is
entirely new from roof to cellar, contains
; 3 commodious rooms, two piazzas rmi
; nitiK aoroas. pantry, stovp rmtu, .ve. ? ;
The out-boiblintw consist of a servants'
; houeo, barn and stables.
H'here in also a Rood well ot* water on '
the placo, M hieb has a boase over it.
The most desirable purchase yet of- j
1 fered, aud ono of the mn-1 pleasant pla
j oes in tho thriving villajre of Johnston
Applv in person or Kv M^er to
R, <i. M. I?1'No VA NT,
Heal Estate A iront.
Nov. 24, W80. tiTd
A Bargain! A Karmain!!
AVAILABLE TRACT OF LAXn, j
eon tai ni TI ir One Hundred and Eigh- .
; ty-seven anti a half Acres, more or le?,,
; lyiug just beyond the iuenrjatrate limits I
j of Ed?orield Village, about two acres of
I it extending within said limits. Upon
i tho land is a good Dwelling House of two
etoriea and S rooms, with tire-places lo j
? each room, besides a store-room attached
' and a servants' house in the yard. Alan
a good Gin House, a two story Barn, and
stable room for any uso. Thc place has '
three tenant houses, conveniently ar
j ranged, upon it; aud it is well wat ere? I,
I having several tine springs, and siifii
i cieully timbered. Terms reasonable.
Applv to or address,
! * K. O. M. DTNOVANT,
i Heal Estate Agent.
. March .'. . tf 1.1
Oraugeburg Laud for Sale.
ACRES of tiru; Farming
?.) v/" * Lands in Onmgobnrg Co..
on S)Uth Kdleto Uiver, .-ix miles from
. Midway Station ou the s. c. Railroad,
; 400 under cultivation, tho larirt r portion
; of which is on the river. Tin- upland
; portion is fine tor cotton, and th? river
? bottoms snit corn admirably. Ort" the
! place is a tine Dwelling House, "il ft. hy
; 40, t? roouw, - chimneys, 1 tire places, fj
? foot passaire way, piazza in Oom and pll
, i lars nuder (be bouse, which is ?ix feet
! or}" the grouud. A number of nut-build
I inge, liiu House, Oin Uead. tine well ot
I water, Ac, ?e. Will be sold cheap.
; Apply to lt. ?. M. DUXOVANT,
Real Estate Apent.
; Feb. 3: 1880. tf9
Ra i I i*oa ?I Sihv ' 11 u* .?.
Jj . 1111*1 A _."
riiaiuf o?' Schedule.
?.HAKI.orri:, COLTT?H??XA )
A- AUGUSTA K. RM
' ? KS Kit A f. PASSKJ?OEK" DKI'AI'. I .M ICN 1. J
CoiUTMIIlA, S. C., Md}' l?S?.
ON un.I ?HOT Sun.lay. May ?.1, Issi,
tho following Schedule will oe ?>..
erateil hy this C<'tii|?auy :
NM ll', SOITH, DAV PA??$ENOKI..
i Miini'ci at W, C. ?V A. Junction with
Sou tb Carolina train for Charleston; ex
'.. pl Sundays.
Lna ve Char lotti1..'. r .?.". jim
Arrive at Colu ut bia. i* 0*1 p m
Leave Col n ni bia. ii (?7 p in
Arrive Ht Augusta,. lu l? j> m
Nr? ?'i, NORTH, DAV PA-->KNOER.
Ijeave Augusta.li Srt :i m
Vrrlvoat ('olumbin."lu ;Vj :i tn
ijoavc Columbi?1. In .v.* a io
Arrivent Charlotte. . I 1-S pm
No 47, SOUTH, N'tom EXCUKSS.
I.HHV^ Ailgnsfa. R Gb p in
Arrive ai Columbia,.1025 pta
No Ks. So rr H.
Leave Coininbia,. ."? .!<" a m
Arrive at Augusta. (.< .V, a m
For reservation i if Sleepitur (ar. Beith*.
Time Tallies, or other information, apply
'j-? YV. A. GIBBES, Ti?kel Agent. Inion
Depot, ?ir to
A. POPE, General Posseng?r A^ent.
G. li. TA Lt 'OTT, Sar. t.
Magnolia Passenger Rouie.
Tour UovAi. A; AWUSTA RAILWAY, >
, At orsTA, HA., M?y 14, issi. ?
The following schedule will be operat
ed on and alter May 15th :
DOING SOUTH. GOTNf* NORT.H
No. 1. No. 2.
D'alpin TA' Augusta*.'..Ar... llK.1t)pm
2:2o pin Lv l?eeeb J'1...L\.;?:.">!. pu?
??:4.~? pm Ar .laekson's.. Lv.!?:::4 pm
3:04 jnii Ar Ellouton... L\.0:15 pm
:l:i'.ipiH Ar Robbins... Lv.inOO pm
pm Ar Ml Melt**.:'. IA.Ktftrt pm
.>:?>.> pm Ar Mu.lin's... I.\.s:.i^?in
4:?| pto Ar Dehloe.L\.Fil? pm
4:17 jon Ar Appleton.. Lv.S:irj pin
4:2? pm Ar,Allendale., to.7:51 jon
1:11 jen ArCaniblet'ii'Lv.7:iNf?ni
\: >. jun Ar Bronson;.. Lv.7:27 pm
.'?:".". pui Ai- llamptoii..i.\.~:l I pin
I jun Ar Varnesv'l.. Lv.7:o.*? jun
.'i: 14 pm Ar E' riv Dr" h. Lv.8c??i jim
i?:iMt |u\i Ar Yeina^-?-?-.. L\.6:20 pm
!?:X0 pru Ar Savannah.. IA .. 3:30 jon
'.'::!0 nm Ar Cuarl'sCn-Lv.8:Hli jon
7:85 am Ar .l'ksonv'le.Lv.:3? pm
(;r_'d jun Lv Yemassee.. Ar.ii iHi pm
7:1:* |>tn Ar Meatilbri... Lv. >l:3fi jon
S;(i.". jim Ar P'I Royal.. IA. ?1:20 jim
Uaggago eh?ck??t} through to Savannah.
Charleston, .lacksotiville and all Florida
ju > rh rs. >
Through Tickets for sole at I nion
Depot Ticket Office, Augusta, Ga., and at
all principal Ticker Oliieas.
R. G. FLEMING, Gen. Snp't.
.1. S. DA VANT, Gen. Pas. Ag"I.
ELEGANT JEWELRY CHEAP.
I'., r if" . . >. :T?.?:..? m il :i:lli;. ii-I'jitl.
?V.?nllliC1 :'I 'ul HM'llii! H.?i :.!>.??! laffWN lilt .t
?l|..-i ti uv: li- I*. i:v !. . ...."IM")- ?i.l.t
{rlite-O tvattili i-haln. - :.. ?ltnn:l iii:. i;.ii>-*? ?.!..?
njitlll M-! }- v?-ir\ ... . h .??.O i.-:i?...iivylit. P.v*
l u-?...?..to?.i-J.ii? -et-N . . .. I. ml tine.otilar
linttmt, key 'i'i . (....?..*. hniialtifci silk
. lu? nd I??'?? W. i" II. j ..! . . . lin ii . n\yl3fMr< mi? i
VMtllUt ."??'.'.. Ali -.ni-.?.' lu i! .".VIKI ftrtUMk.-. nt
?UtfclP?: ! eucUi-ls i'?! -l ". Itt?? Int ITU: lu- i -
..iii-., xi fr.>t?i.:;?ij'iii?.
I ?i.' I:.'.>...'! ''.??..? ; rental.:.. - ??-r. boa-thys:
ritte, ci' ? ..ii ....".il :<r?'iii'!. -. hi ? ..?.un .? iit-i-K
tacit. i>MHi ?'... !.. ot ..!.??. ?'ti't!i'iiv?>?l i i.'-l plait?
'?.rail"'-?..-.. ..' el.;!:..?> '?N?I.I:??I?I
???ai- ..?'.*'v i- -II .. lu: ivy tit i .! ?I mt?. Ifivrb
.j., ieee .??...". lu ..'..ii iiln1 '.' ?ii . i.'.u iw.'i-me.
Malt? . M -?- v !? !.. il-ttmm .! . t-:ui.r. kVanUfel
Jil -i- \..hi., !. '-.. ....Kl Irtttl. :.l.-.|-(7.
lilli, -.v-:-'t ?ti '.?. i-lal :t tro}.! illa**1 rina, imhii;
..?it.,-., i- iis 'I .; .?. Htr?ir.?u:* wl?h f. ?Ha? <?n?i
?..-..inc?. ae*c* ?'. i ..'?mil HMiftliyst ?j Ia?y>
fa' elntiwl - . vii i stt?in n-; ti ties. j?-t um!
. ..??.,-.1 l-l . . ? iliil If tili *i ?.?.?%.. 1'lltll.H?.
llr .vi:..!- ... Oil.? : as?ii!r??'ii ? oi:-.--t?.>n seiit
.-..ure in titatl i' ?r ?1..'..". 1 ?.irv:, r'.i>.lor
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I. rt .'... r^rfiititi-;iiti.i ti.-'-? oma ihi>y?Ivetor
vtvit money i? iistniimtlug."
TE.4, TEA. T'KA.
Jl'ST reecived afresh Int of the Wat
GREEN and BLACK TEA. Call
and trv il at
PENN'S DRUG STORE.
May 10,-4U?3