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Tb? News and fourier The Netos and Courier, iu the New Year, will have no other object than to help the people of South Carolina to manage thea- own affairs in their Own way. To this end it will en courage the expression ol intelligent opinion on tubjects of general inter est, and strive to be the means of lacing before the whole State the views of those who have something sensible to say, and know how to say it. The Neus and Courier will not be a [ assive spectator ot events. I> will utter its opinions frankly and ireely, but, holding that what is wise and true has nothing to lear irom analysis and discussion, it will never seek to strengthen its own position by suppressing the opinions ot t?u.e who honestly dirhVr irom :t. The Ncm and Courier, with one exception, is the only newspaper in ihe South Atlantic States which re ceives the whole of the Southern dis patches of the New York Associated Press, ai:d this service will be tupple xneated by special dispatches from .very part of the State and Ihe Uni ted States. Recognizing the importance of giv ing the people the earliest and most accurate intelligence in State and National affairs, the News en I Cbu?it.r will assign one of the m si; U usted and most capable member? of its Staff to permanent duty ar Ct lumbia, and has stationed at Wash ijgton the gentleman uh> earned golden opinions while o? duty at the Sute Capital. This will be a yeai of ferment and jo-Kibly of chttng in South Carolina, and what the peo ple require is to have all news, with' out fear or lavo?*, and no mattel whom it helps or hurts. The Resident Correspondent o the Neios and Courier at Columbi ^?ineT?Tn^ote ^^iCli like magner, tie Resident Correspon dent of the News and Cornier ai Washington, having no other news paper to serve and being nobody'! henchman, will be in position to re port impartially the progress of event; aud the acts of public men. The great efl art of the News' <rnc Courier will be to get the most aew.c and to get it first and in the Lesi shape."The purpose is to make it t newspaper that no business man, nc planter or farmer, nonperson iuter ested in public ?ff??-" ctn afford tc do without. In the State the News and Couria advocates honesty, justice and econo my, and will insist that merit and capacity shall be the prime tests in selecting candidates for public office. Particular attention will be paid to the wants of the farmers and planters, and the News ami Couria which formulated, more than ten years ago, a great economic truth in the phrase ' Bring the Mills to the Cotton" will persevere in demonstra ting the advantages and profits OJ manufacturiug, ot which South Car olina already furnishes many strik ing examples. Believing that the public school is the cradle ot an ei . during Republic, end that popular education is the only permanent pro tection against demagogism, tl e News a7id Courier will always advo cate the largest appropiiations 1? r educational purposes that th i public can bear. The terms of the Netos and (kurier are as follows. THE NEWS AND COURIER. One Year $10 00 Six months 5 00 Three months 3 00 THE SUNDAY NEWS. One year 2 00 Six months 1 00 THE NEWS AND COURIER TRT WEEKLY. One year $5 00 Six months 2 50 Three months 1 50 TnE WEEKLY NEWS. One year 2 00 Six months 1 00 FAREWELL SERMON.-Rev. A. W. Lamar preached his farewell sermon to hia congregation here last Sanday night. The church was lilied to over flowing with an appreciative audi ence, and his sermon was a very in teresting one indeed. At the close of the sermon he made a few very appropriate remarks to the congrega tion and bade them a formal fare well. He left on Tuesday last for Macon, Ga., having accepted a call from the second Baptist Church there. We commend him to the good peo pie of that city.-Camden Journal. Agents now can grasp a fortune. Out fit worth $10 sent free. For full par ticulars address E. G. Rideout & Co., 10 Sarelay, Street, New York. novl7-ly. Ah, ia that so ? We mentioned a mntb or two since how some Pliila lelphians kicked up about the ad mission of colored children iut? one their.scbools. Now there is much ?ronb'e at F mal' g Long Island, and ill about the negro. The New Yc:\z Berald says. "On Tuesday a largely attended meeting was held at the Town Hall. A committ e was appointed to draw up a petition, and, after obtainiog signatures to the same, present it to the Board of Education. The petition asks that the Board reconsider their recent action by which colored pupils are allowed to atteod the high school, aid make provisions that the^colored children may be educated apart from tie white children nt the vilUge, at? has ber-u Ihr? custom for the past hi ty ye?.?. Tue punt ion Wan unahi mously adopted." We like the resolutions but are Surprised at the locality, ii^.v it ii that the Northern people favor* i tte civil tbilisi huinbtiggery and yet get tut becau-e their children ?nd tue n*igrots unlit sit on the same benches and hot -nob at rday-lime ?. KEV. R D. ?MART-?:e uv.v pas tor of the Methodist church in New berry, R-v. K. I). Smart, .is a r.&ti/e of Benu.'ort, and ie tbiity tdx y?ars O'' age. While a ?tmie?t; a*. Woiford College, Sparenburg, be volunteered tn the Co'-ji-idente army, an i w? nt to Virginia, where he remained tiil the w*r was over. AHt-r :!?? war he returned io Wolf ?rd. and graduated at that institution in lSfiO. Wishing LJ take a course of instruction ?h theology, and the Methodists having at thnt time no theological school, he entered the Presbyterian Theolog.cal Seminary in Columbia, and after graduating there entered the South Carolina Conference. Mr. Smart Las been twice married. His b'r^t wife was the daughter of tie late Mr, EvanF, of the fi-ui ot Walker, Eva; s & Cogswell, of Charleston. Hts pri ent wife is a daughter of Hon. D Wyatt Aiken, Congressman from the Third South Carolina District. Mr. Smait has been stationed Uuicn for the past two years.-Newberry Herald. The Augusta (Ga.) Cotton Seul Oil P. cr.ory is doing such an p'xttn slve business that the sioiehcu-e is b?ing gr .'ally enlarged to accommo date the immense quantity ol cc-tton seed on hand and that is constantly arriving. Habit, if not necessity, makes rt Hair Dressing such fis Dr. Ayers laboratory issues, indispensable to many. Ayer's Hair . Vigor is one cl the mo>?t delightful v e have evei used. It :estores not only the color but gloss and luxuriance, to fader] and gray hair. TUTT'S INDORSED BY PHYSICIANS, CLERGYMEN, AND THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. THE GREATEST MEDICAL TRIUMPH OF THE AGE. SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. Loss of appetite.yausea.bov/elB costive, Pain in tneHeaq\w?f h a dull seu?av.on in the baok part. Pam under the shoulder blade. KfljSggj "after eating:, wita a disin clination to exertion of body or mind, Irritability of temper" Lo w api rita. Logs ol'memory, with a feeling of having neg lected soma duty, weariness. Dizziness! flattering oTtheHeart, Dota; before the eyes, ballow 8kin, ?"eadache, H es?.li ? s - ness at night, highly colored Uri?e. LP THESE WARNINGS ABE UNEEEDED. SERIOUS DISEASES WILtSOON BE DEVELOPED. TUTT'S PILLS are especially adaptod to ?uch case?,une dose effects such ?change ut feeUng aa to astonish the sufferer. They In?rense the Appe'Ue. ?.'id cause thc body io Take on Flesh. ?us Un- system H noa rt ab ed. and by llielrTonlc.tcilono:: the Digestive Organa. Regular Moola ara prc duced. erice Zi cents. 33 51 ur ri tr St.. S.Y. TUTT'S HAIR BYE, OBAY HAIB or WHISKERS r hanged lo a O LOSSY BLACK hy a Bindle appllcatlun of this DYK. lt imparts a natural eolur, acts Instantaneously. Sold Li; Drugi{t?t:>,or kent by exptaH on retvipl of fl. Office, 35 Murray St., New Yorlc. <Dr. TVTT'8 B?MU cf >*lu*klr Ului-matUn and ft tWbl KVelptt ?111 ht Billnl IHfcK .... at,pllmtl?.i. J ukeum?ism Neuralgia, Sprains, ,'Pain in the.Back and Side. ? There ls nothing more painful than theso diseases; but the pain can be removed and the disease cured by use of Perry Davis' Pain Killer. ^J5f.Lr?me(3y ,8 ,not a cheap Benzine ?L etT>leam Pro?h?ct that must be kent *ray froT ?>. or heat to avoid danger or explosion, nor ls it an untried enwii uieat that may do more harm than good. Pain Killer, has boen in constant use for lotty years, and the universal testimony from au parts of the world is, lt never fails. It not only effects a permanent cure, bat lt relieves pain almost instantaneously. Being a purely vegetable remedy, lt ls safe tn the hands or the most inexperienced. The record of cures by thc use of PAIN KILLEK would mi volumes. The following ! extracts from letters received show what those who have tried it think: Edffaf Cady, Owatonna, Mina., says : About a year Hinco tay wife became mihieot relieved ht" KILLEK, which speedily ^?L?^8 ?OM THE SAUORS" .?JfP}*'? aimcted three yearn with neuniliria SanVa7&T%SSr?SR?(n BJive up my case lu . S??p._ ^?Ped your PAIN KiLi.Eu.und it irav? nie lnamedinto railer. I bavo reira neel rn? SgS&S?* n?* ?wo 0. H. "Walworth. Saco, Me., writes : ?s? uf?Tesae<1 hnmcdiate relief from pais in E York says - J'ourpM-NK*"-Ek J*ivc UHED PAIX Kn.i.Eit for rheumaticni. carton Seaman says : ?.5a?,? UR?(1 i'?r?i ^"-LT.n for thirty rears and have found lt a *<ttr.r*Utnn remedy for rheuirutt^m and huuenecc. "?"??i ??r Mr. Burdltt writes: VSOMX^S^SSI r,!i^ incases of rbeonutfaan. KUI. OUbert, Somerset, Pa., writes : faff?^^frS?SS* LJAUM vour PAM KILLE? if the bent medicino I can get AH cirut??ristH keep PAIN KILLER, its priro ls so low that lt la witjuti the teach o? all, and lt wli: save many times I ta cost In doctors' bills. *5c, 3'ic.and 91.00 a bottle. . PERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors, Providence, P. I. ?TA BUILDING LOTS TO EXCHANGE EOE 10TTOIN LANDS! HAVE lb' Building Loin in Augusta. - in the upper part of the citv. to p.x lange for Cotton Lanita, or Plantation, ands must be convenient ta Railroad. fl Apply to, or address, a R. G. M. DUNOVANT, p Real Estate A freut, r Gdgeileld C. Ii., S. V. J)ec. 22, 1880. Lf 3 EOF BITTERS {A Medicine, "flt* !>rJol?0 nor?;, inrfrnr. iiaxnu uti:, HANOI'S.!ON, ANT>Tint I'M:*.- : ..st.i-.i..i- Vi'.|.--.i.(.?r-w.i. f TIKistlK .1 I tiTIU:? I-. . i . ? -? [ft TIE i-i v cr i* K g All.n*W??*?f :l...?....'".>? li. !'.'.?...'.-? .I. |? J.l.'l'i. Kiiii" >-. 'Z ' : 1 .?' ; " : . ' I' VOlUliew' *.!. .nj . . .I*Vf" '-. l t $8OOO 8iP3 ??? mil he paid tor ?. ca?! I?P> ? ::i r.o) < ..? <?? r. lirln. or f..ri.nyi?iiiii- Intime* ornijur.i.ii; ? ? 'J r?mil.i !:i i:.im. J ; .AikT"**r rlr?fffrij " ?' . t tlli'lll 1.1'i-lr )."! >."-?-. ."' ?* f; 1) 1 P.lt*ann?in'i" :.: ?. . f"i- . F i jlri.t?i-.:.- . !??*??.?-lui . ; i!"<or . _j # THE /JW rn-*5 ctr r- co The Latest The THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. The handsomest and most complete um I?KWS?"I?*? Yet produced. ILLUSTRATED CIRCULARS SENT ON APPLICATION. Victor Sewing Machine Co., Middletown, Conn. [southern Office. No. 8 N. Charles Sc., Baltimore, Md., ls ?i compound nt thc virtues ?if sarsa imrillu, srillingia. mandrake, yellow 'lock, \> tho iodide ol potash and iron, powerful hI?Vl-mhking, blood-cleans ing, aiid life-sustaining elements. It is ilii? nutest, safest, aud most effectual alterative avaihibl? to tho public. Thu sciences of medicine and chemistry have never nrodwed a remedy so potent TO ? .un- al! diseases resulting ?rom impuro blood. Ir. cures Scrofula and all scrofulous diseases, Erysipelas, Ko-o, or St. Anthony's Fire, Pim ples and Face-grubs, Fustales, Blotches, Boils, Tumors, Tetter, Humors, Salt Uheuin, Scald-head, Ring-worm, Ulcers, Sores, Rheu matism, Mercurial Disease, Neu ralgin, Female Weaknesses an? Irregularities, Jaundice, Affections of tho Liver, Dyspepsia, Emacia tion, and General Debility. liv its nenvcliing und cleansing quali ties it purges om the Coul corruptions which contaminate the blood and cause derangement ami decay, lt. stimulates die \T?.il functions, restores and pre serves health, and infuses new Iii.: and vhw throughout tho wh '- T.\'""\, ? ?u?fercr from ^tfZm glv<J M'KRS u, -^tjjiiiir.T. v a fair trial. ii<-rs. while 1 iisi'iisit i II-II liio'S 11 ; 11 Fi . firmly si .'.ti !. A vi.i:'< s.\i:< M-AiMi.r.A isa medi cine of snell concentrated curative nov er, I hat it is by far ihe best, Cheapest, and oil st reliable blond-purifier known. Physician* know ils coniimsitioii. and prescrit ic it. Ir has lieen widelyused ter lorry .wars, and ?has won th? unquali fied confidence nf millions whom it has hci;cfir<-d. PREPARED DY DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Practical am* Analytical Clit-juisl lowell, Mass, soi.u uv AU. URrcuis-ra crcavwiiEOS. i?W if ililli: ITA ACRES more, less, in \ 1 K i \J EN COUNTY, UNE MILI? from C. C. ?V A. lt. lt., adjoin in jj ?ands n Lark Sweurengen and old rs. Sn nere.? un.'.er eu Ul vallon -t wo cahills, 'hm, tenant on th? hind, who will show tin place tn persons desiri! g to see ii A pp! y to ni-add ress E. G. M. D?N?VAKT, Real Estate Afrent, ridgefield. S. '*. Gr. B. .a. c . GIBSON 3S BRAIN TRANflUlLiZER, T.iis Remedy oflVrs a Safe ''ure for Epilepsy. Pils* Convulsiiins. I md pi en I Coma, ParalysiH, Nervous helifjifv, BrHii) Excititinent. Insanity \n form?, and all eases wli?ro th? Brain or Nervntis Svsteii! Ins bei ii Disturbed. It tranquilize-! ?he Undn. and removes disorders ol* ob.stiunte standing, ri re stores the mind, removes Nervousness, feeds new power, innes uptliH lirain, ir. vigorutes riigestion and ihe 0?ner*| Health, anti imparts strength to tho ex lillis:,.,! Mental and Pliysb-al organs. I Manufactured only by WM- A-CvIBSQN, nnvamsr, Corner ef King :ind Aticen Slree'ls, /.MAl?LK-STON S. C. Price per Itottlc. Tu.) !)<ii!;nf.. ^\'. A. Gibson, Esq., Drhggl?t. Charles ton, 3. f.-Dear rir : Si.n?^ my dandi ter tonk the iii.sf, dese nf ;. our viedi -Mi.' von sent ber, filio has no:, had ono lit. Before that, sim used to have Chem - , arv day, at lett.st one. and ils many as two* three, six and niin a (|ay, ?or the pasl | eight years. Words en ii?ol oxj ress our ! joy and delight over tho w?nH?W?I ac tion of your medicine on her ? lioie svs tpin. We ebeft'rfn'?ly c. .? .< . 111111 . r. ? ! ?in?.^ | nllfieted v> trv it. Mus. C. II?SELDEN. Ad .::i> Run. Mr. Wm'. A. Gibson, Drugcisi, Chiii |<js Lon, S. C.-Pear Sir: Your mediei?e iia icted like a eliarm oh my sou, n-iiniiiia licen alli iel ed with Epileptic hits nu* over dx years. Tiin medicinal elleel bas boen a source of joy and happiness, a> lie has no? had one in eighl mouths. IT. M. MAG WOO I). No. l Erankliri st., Charleston, ,s. c. Mr. Win. A. tJihsnji, Drutrgist, Corner King nnd tineen St<.: This is t.. certify hat my wife has been snirering for years ,vith Epileptic Pits lo such au exijeul Ibal [ could never leave her alone without n ?reat deal of au x iel y. Many limes I lad to leave her in eh a rye of my store, mt not until I would administer tn her i dose of your medicine, thal I w?njd eel safe lo leavo her. And now she is veil, having had no return of lils .since. \nd while f use the remedy I consider t a balm t her, and advise any one wno nfl'era from Nervousness or Epileptic .'its to usn ii at oneound be restored to lealth. GUSTAV .l.\('til;V, oct'.'7-:tin. King St, Charleston, S. <\ A BARQA??T ?TJ7E have on band in Ed ??ofield Conn VT ty a i? to s Horse Dirdsall Engine foanted, fiO-Saw Gnlletl Gin, Cohdenser nd Cotton Press but little, used arid in erfect order. WHI sell al a low ligure, "or particular - address O. M. STONE A CO., .Ian l'>Jt Augusta, Ua. WEIL INSURED AGAINST LOSS BY FIB 4 j AND TO DO.THIS MOST EFEEf UALbY PLACE YOT'R rJSK?? . ' IN THE If if? iii!! j lin: AND AL\VAYS*REM SA? % lc I \ I I ! ?i TUA? THE GEORGIA HOME JX?J* 'ANC K GO LIAS REEN r/^G TUivp, is FAT,!! PR< KM-l?T. AND AIAV^ -ANH- t Tia??? Hie jReorsia Md?KiK Its sura ncc i-o. i?:?ti all is* lossc? ?*.v i?c recen! ?rc in lefiiiday* ?iic?TJ?S'ci'c, and to thc entire faction oi'Pol?cy lloid^r?. - A XI? _ That tho (; i.ir^i i Home rnsuranoe Cn transacts its business in a straight for ward manner, ami when it sustain ?m honest loss, it laljuat* ami pay? samo iii a lihcral spirit ?in-i_jvit'? t-1" greatest promptness; ^ty -AM) 4 e #<>. That tin: Gaorjjia Homo rusuranoe*?.IS ? strictly Southern Company, unilffiuo management ol' Southern ?i?n?.?W.w eminent!\ ontiiled to Southern ?irf">n That the Georgia Home Insurance {!". ,s commercially rated sound mu! f?iil, ?inri UssUHik NouotKsl at ?l.f?l,ttn.^ono On th? market. -AM) - (lld the Geo rv. i a ll'iiji/- ?nsnra^ Insures DwnUiii'/s, ISarny. A lin; lowest rates.and on the tined live yoar plans .-II more favorable? than" any other Company, .'...rtf Smith. Kusl ?Vest. ' ci? uni rms INO { That Mic undersigned, lor twenty A??'UH of the O-nruia Hom? Insn <'<>., .-.i.li'-ils a llljoral i is trounce the people of Edgelield, and re-]! fully lilies titos? in want ol' ie.su in a reliable. Company to iDiiaiiit I ?clo rn sB'rkim: insurance nlsewhe . B2- fu:aa yt**:, Asei car? ?lire Vom leet tnee him To those Who Contemplate in vestir?a in Real Estate, qr Going into Business. ! OFFER a very d?sirable HOUSE Sz. LOT at Johnston Depot, on tho C C A A foul, road. The Dwelling House, whiin \s mit i rely n< iv from roof to cellar, coo s (rom mod tuns rooms, twux^dfa?Sas. fni? ning across, pantry, stove room, A"'I The out-buildbigs consist < i ;> it bouse, barn and sta hies. There is also a good wtd'1 of ivate tilt; place, tv hieb i;:'s ii house over it. Tie; most desirable pt i rebaso ye ?'..red, and ono of ire ?'. pleasant eos in tim thriving village of ..?oTirii?, Applv i*. prison (ir by letter to lt. G. M. i?l7XOVANT| Real Estate Agouti Nov 21, IHSO. Hf,| THE CHOICEST PROPERLY H7' IC* mi oft' plH Hl. ??li SALK! ii VT LAKtiE ASH SPLENDID LOT ON MAI.N S VI.RT OS WUD,:H STOOD : tili TILLMAN' HOTEL. (J v I D LOT FRONTS TO THE NO^'l'H hj on Main street, 130 feet-aud hits a magnificent Southern exposure fron,' tho rear, which in the .Southern climate is a mighty desideratum The whole i;,t contains two and oiu-half (21) aurea Djore ie?-.-;, all of it lying in the very ?lea i n'f thotow.i. For 70 or 8fl feetfom tho j -ti eel tiiis ?f?t i'i-s .>:! a dead le?. e?, after which it slopes lo Hie gentlest and i j,,?i | beautiful manner I? tho rear line, alj'^'d- ? [latch-^-fln)M\VS e.tnl Trill; treSjL t r ..s II dite lor a maud bote!, \\tm HU j ls appurtenant es. or for a row of?itore.s.'-thts lol has lib'olutely no rimai in Fdgelipld TiiisTme property will lie sold as a whjde Terms wjd 1?;.' made aeeftmminiating.) li. '?. ?IL DI'NOVAN'T, Nov i7-!:' JC-iiil Estate Agfif THE ^fijipi i? wm WWI ^ ?? "N * 11*' al ove eut represen ls u Roetlon mu) (trtle.ofa strong, cheap;and d?r. abloSte?) Wire Fence wldeh is now V> inix u-(>d at the North and North weal in preference toa'hy other kimi of felicitar. Wherever ir lia.? been I ried it has given gn ;:? stitisfaetirin. H isa net work without barita and will koep ont small pigs or any other anillltl' thai univ injure gardens ric farm crops, J i makes no shade and shelters no ei.e mies lo erops ipoultry. It is just tho Puce fur Gardens, l,o:s, Lawns. Taiks and Cemeteries. itein^' dipped in Rust-proof paint it will Insta life time, and is bettor Hum hoard Hence in every respect. li easily and ijuickly put lip. Snechnens of Fence and Cates ( an ho seen at. the AnvKUTisKn building ivbere a stock is kept on hand, and wince di information as tn price, Ac, eau m ibtaiiied. R. N. DU SO VA NT. Ad. EDGE FI ELD v. H., s. c. ! Grood and No Mistake! TH K RNGL?SH DAIRY OHE ESK. THE CHOICE (JOSHEN BETTER ? TH K FRESH COUNTRY RUTTER? THE N. li. and (T IU SY,RUPS ; TI1K TEA ami CREAM CRACKERS, 'or suie at low prices by D. R. B?KIS0E, I At the Saluda House. t dee. 15 ti . -, i if! if-'! ??*?. . .. he Cheapest, the Neatest, the Largest and Oldest Establishment in Georgia. French dressers lantle and pier iirrors,bedstead.?. eut io and card ?bl w; sideboards; hi?a nuil si I rei ?.?es, Indi stands, withe n ami curl .1 bair, purim l?sks, mirror rardro.bes", fancy nu i fej m m m m r. m m mm % B ^ ?^?^ ; ..... -, wr p . - .? -.y. 1 ndi-inii fiiaiisj ijf^^": i liUSN ?euretaries, s-:l ?-... .??j-?'?^?gy?! ? Largest assort iment of tine bed room ' suits in rosewood, mahog any, walnut and joak, of latest pat tor ns and lowest prices. . "Parlor suits in ebony-anil ??olo", mahogany, .valtiul and gold, in edeline raw -ilks, reps, satin le lalne, bair and mohair coverings, in lame variety at "pially low. *tig-; ire?. ?Mi f BM 8 I u??*?* Ag6a?S 708 and 710 Bros rJ Street, Augusta, Ga. .Agents for ?he Nat >V;re Ntl J?latlr?s; Sign of the i hg Chair; /.. ?NDEETAK?is~?NAL?TlTS BRANCHES. , KvwlWny n.?fal.?? M Mw ?? ' -mt !'".jnMS ? ? holw.l? ?ml BeMII, >'m'vf?" '' PLATT BROS, Agents: ^^m?ii.y.... MSWW??., ? ?i.T~r&XT.&TJ(L, GA. MAN??.?eEUaBRS il S B D?AiLERS IN . CARRIAGES. BUGGIES. ROCKAWAYS AND PIANTA . ' ?iUN WAGONS, Atoft |? 110.0f tho abovi Good ?O' in -. lyhieh in (ma'itV.diniah and style surpass anv tbat be.v.- lia -t brooch t W? Ibo Si.itb. Wo arb also manufaetur InffOur ?TANPA-Kl) (IRAD-KS .C:.:*uggh . .Wasons, *c, that ?uv? beT HOIOHB and favorably, known tinwiijijtout I ha .--.i.e.un nd ure now l?c-i:._c .sob. at Rim it.it. PRICES lindi oui Ko1 rear bed by Piny ollie: ' eui .. . , m_,v MHi.ulher.urer-s Agents for the sale ol STUDEUAK^RS, Wihnt'RNT and TEN NESSEE PLANTATION* WAGONS of.il] whieli luve st.xxl tho test for the pas i hail* conni ry, and to-day !.. die list for tush! dmtt, mid gre?a. durability. Prices HS iow .-is" required for ivag ns inferior uriitb-. .... ... ? , TO THO-;!* IS VV V P i'!'* ?ITl'3 VPEft BlT'ii ? IK^: Weareoflaringn Lan?o-Sttwk :'. < hus ?? : r-:- I from lite- hifst Manu facturers in ClneJunati, which have boen, - . ' for as .,f better Material; anrt- are better painted and flntehed, than have ever peen m ute ihl? SMU?OII before. ; I'itK'KS KXTHKMhlJ.V i.O\V. A lull Sl-M-k ol' Harness. Sn ' :!; .:,< t.r: nnd !l-u??--.* ^"ifi1 ij^ihrr.' i'?lf Skins,'' Iyiniii'< Skins. Shoo Pindinfr*, I .wither and Rithber lldl.?<u.>r arl sixws BuWwr Paek Inc f?oUars-, Bridles. Harm Kin lingi5,.Shbo Toots. .?<:e. S.i?e An<T.t>. for STARR H Tv M ES and-TR A CH i'll \ l N'S-?vur.vbair ??in ?iit?d for five y?ar>. New York Beltinirand Pnokintf Cnn ?upori ir Riddi T BeRin? the i .-t inrhc *?^'?*?" p VROTT'S VAtiNi^Ui'. ' -unus|i!3ll< . : ranv ? l"?r niaico. I bc . I Dr. SPKINi. Pfl JKTON, price ??5: the M* i'K sc'uiM* ri AX ?J ::'?'.'< > V. price ?rO-UfoBestye liide ever?pcodiiee?l for the tnone.v; \VV-iprhs;2l?*. pounds - . r^r Send for Ca?alo-e. ?nd Price Mst. (-toil and s ? II v iten in the city and be eonviiujed thal our prie - ire lower th m iuy lions? in ifni State. sept l?-4m laREAT llEDl'CTivr Wli< >lesaio alic i .?}Aj?.?s U?3L-P Owiii^ to tho sliorttipss (NJ j . i a * * ? r i> * . rop ai*?? :\\o. 3Bii?KI ?1 rrcos? i wc have ?lot<irnii?i?:|l t?/ofFwcnir v^ry large Kind careinlly ^?ec|?d^to?i^>^ i x ? of tho ("otton oj Pro visions, ?5 ?fire FOR FALL AND WIN^} TRADE, REO Ut? Eu FR Cia OLDRRs by mail n.wivfi |.r mp) and eareOil?tient invitation lo HI! ;.. j > -U ?,: oar ?ine tn exu eonf?dent they will pave tim? n i moi?iv !>v sd doiti ir?p\\ attention.! We extend a cordial amine our stock, as weare ?UM Ifni RirRW-il . v irl. ifiU ; ?hmm 4 Kell :! -Ivfl 70 and ?I3 Br?a? ^t, August Ga. rivi riT li ? S!H klimm U ?FIIS) ll IBMliii COU! V..U iv il 1 find lo yonr iU'tenut rn e.-dj on m* >te&ww a m Ci .* >:. ?RJ ?1^ i.uA .i*?a 610 BROAD AUGUSTA, GEORG?A'. OPPOSITE A?S^? HOTEL. , \. Wc nell ali grattes or WB2fl-$KljE8?i. WSI^?;*, QfN? ^wes?^^ ?fKl '.'i?!:* 'AIM? CIGARS and TOKAOeOT M^??!vVr"-:;''i:^nf;,':.' tet?'e n warm Tonend.!. Ilt,rj2 .C| am Rt TO )'l/EASl;:.Ci;sTgM Li^l'^Ui'-'i't ?i A i ?ii)|i.| KCT..; . , .. Itnii iiib |!h.).?o^T;^r-/. .,;^-, t.^!;i;i^TAilOTEL...-.,7 3QK: mi-.:biS ..?.i;^r efe ? li?e 'Jj -?in ... .. .' ?iiqs?n Itoiueinlier ft?fj k3 ?-U'?*/ ^H4-j fflfloiffi,. mm ?9?l? t.siiioo?iiz Cele STERLING- i; JLV}?!RWARE, ?3 cb W ETP?.E-PLATED WARE. Z?LOpKS BRONZES & FINE FANCY GOODS. AnonsTA. OA?', NOV. "JT, jfiSi); Ivftl ?LPH, 831 Broad Street, Augusta, Georgia, iepl l?-tiin ??1 ?J FIFTEEN SIZES IN STOCK. Si ?L Penn OL wviii ) liim/iuiiiuu) i ?11A.11 ui ; vaiiu^ ia* vlf TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES, AND.--A SPECIALTY FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES -__3sr__ .%_.V3, PAUK ROW, EDfifePfE?_1>, S ? ^.??27, 1881.-if 21 ._ LOWEE Y WAGONS. AT THE LOWREY WAGON FACTORY. AUGUSTA GA ^IS ever offered before in will M I_0?? d I Propose Dividing: Farmer?: WAGONS, BARD OF! -CLASS GOODS, 6 of all kinds. Give me J. H. LAWREY, -CORNER rJAMPftELL ct ELLIS STS., A?G?STA,,GA. ? _ ??T. T" OF AUGUSTA. ' Wo I I ri x <* Tlo?lufecl tho Price of Furnilin-o 12~i Per Cent. Sinoe'W? Crime lo thin City. _ EVERYTHING iu our lintis FRESH, NEW AND STYLISH. We lookjto lt thai our customers alwavs <;et the latest patterns, lwth in Parlor and Bed Boom Furniture. Wo sell everything in our line on its merits Our BtockJie^IMMENSE t?7lLL PLEASE OXJR GUSTOMEKS. -BO'JHINV STYLE AND PRICE. We ssl 1 FEATHER MATTRESSES and SPRING BED8, the NEW YORK BRA I DEI) WJRE lathe BEST. JUST TRYJPBTBM! , ?-^-r-^T^'^rwm-i qioq ?suiAQdd Sfchyvi et pa? _717 Broad Street, Augusta, . BAY,' ' 1 733 &, Marra ih CJRKUGES, KO I) KA WA YS, CARTS, kc. PANNAHILL & CO., 7?.* esroad St., Augusta, Ga., ci ni'W'fi an?J Dealer* in all K. ml? of Manufacturers Ag*ts for the sile of the Cortland Wagon Co'* PLATFOBM SPBijre WAGON, acknowl edged the beet ^Tie Also Agents for f-3flL j*i-f~T ]CORTLAND CHARIOT th? sale of Wilson, I /A \ // V-^^V/\\^W-the He*1**8* Childs ?Co's l'hila-XX / \ 1JSC*/?I V / / \ \ / strongest B u g-g y delphia WAOONS A X I \ V Sf I \ \S made, for CA m s. . For the du rability and light draft of-thi? celebrate^! nmnuVacture, we refer to Messrs. A. F. Broadwater. Julius Day and Capt F. 1*. Smith, ol' Edgelield county, Owen Alder man, Esq., Aiken countv. A!><> tho weil known and reliable Webster Wagon, the Old Hickory Kentucky Wag?n, arid our 'Sven makvof OneandTwo-HorseWagonj, whinh we oder Htprioes lower ihan work cl* sum? grade and quality can be pur' chased elsewhere. . Wo havir.rni.N.-d to our Mock a tull line of Cheaper Grade gies, made to our own order, -vii fi spec::i regard tn the quality of'the Wheels .les and Springs, which wo wi: ; .-<>I1 lower than any house' this side of Chu " .?3r*Ko i,'li<rap Auction .Wm'u Sold.-%& Also Wholesale Dealers in ::i<i<llery and Harness, RridlesTcolIars. iga, Axil. and Gam IA Ul r. ll. IL,, 1U1?U] auu JLfOK?UQ* L IIUI.UVQ. . | AMU Lil U upiUJJ. Ililli. 0<J?D StOHO ? Also, Oak and Hemlock Sole'Leathor, French and American Cal? Skins, Threads A full stock of Lasts, Fr3nch and box-toe, just received. ; {gs* Send on your Orders, or call,and see us. Our prices will at all timi BOTTOM PRICES. Oct. 5,1880.-3 'H CLOTUIXG AND KC AT tc- 'i& ' Hutu SUITS SUITS -SUITS" vSUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS sr ITS OVERCOATS OVEUCOATS OVERCOATS . OVERCOATS OVERCOATS OVERCOATS OVERCOATS OVERCOATS ":OVERCOATS UNDERWEARy-^ UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR DRESS WEAR m SLITS - ci OVKRCOATS UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR LA 11GEST SELECTION IN THE CITY ! .SUITS suns SUITS - SKITS OVERCOATS OVERCOATS. OV ERCOATS OVERCOATS (IV KRCOATS UNDERW3ilfctoni.nl " UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR ALL AT THE VERY-LOWEST PRICES-THEY MU8T SE SOLD? ?i<i??t A W. BLANCHARD, FOR J. C. LUDLOW* CO. 711 BROAD STREET* AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. Nov 17-3in IMPROVED \ Ml r ? - ./,;':.>'' THE T Hu MAS SMOOTHING HARROW. Section 3 cuts ten and a half feet Section 2 cuts seven feet. - AVERY'S 3-HORSE SULKY PLOW AVERY'S TBREE.HORSE WALKING CULTlYATOfi. VLSOTWO-HORSE CULTIVATOR 'EE HUGHES THRFE-HOKS? SULKY PLOW LND TWO-HORSE WALKING CULTIVATOR. nHE above Implements have proven to be great labor saving machines by ac L tual experiment. GoojLjfifereneesgiven. Sold at factory prices by. N L. BR?NSON, Agent, ?et?-tf EDGEFIELD C. St C. i