Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, January 17, 1884, Image 4
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DO'?'T STOP BIT PAPER.
Don't h top uv paper, printer,
Don't ?trike my name off yet ;
You know the times are stringent,
And money hard tn get;
But tu* a little harder
Is what I mean to do,
And scrape the dimes together,
Enough for me and you.
I can't afford to drop It,
I find it doesn't pay
To do without a paper.
However others m ay ;
I bate to ask my neighbors
To give me theirs on loan ;
They don't just say, bat mean it,
Why don't yon have your owa f
Yon can't tell how we miss it,
If it, by any fate,
Should happen not to reach nt,
Or come a little late ;
Then all is in a hubbub
And things all go awry,
And, printer, if yon'ie married,
Yon know the reason why.
The children want their stories,
Wife ie anxious, too,
A f ri rat to gianoe it over
And then to read it through :
And I to read the leaders,
And con the book reviews,
And sean the correspondence
And every scrap of news,.
I cannot do without it,
leis no use to try;
For other people take it,
And, printer, so must I.
I, too, must keep me posted,
And know what's going on,
Or feel and be accounted
A fogy simpleton.
Then take it kindly, printer,
If pay be somewhat Blow ;
For c?*h is not so plenty,
And wants not few yon know ;
But I most have my paper,
Cost what it may to me,
I'd rather dock my sugar
And do without my tea.
So, printer, don't you stop it,
Unless you want my frown,
For herc's the year's subscription*
And credit it right down,
And send the paper promptly
And regularly on,
And let it brine us weekly
Its welcome benison.
The Benefits Qi Trees.
Their Effect on Climate, Soil aad Maa.
kind.
An interestiag paper on " forest*
ry" w.s read before the San Francis
co Geographical Socitey by 0. A.
Washburne. He began by speaking
of the increase of the population of
the world. Mr. Washburn* took
the opposite standpoint from Malthus,
and said that we should not try to
devise plans of preventing the in
create of population but to deviee
means to provide food for them. The
world c uld . be made to Buppo/t
seven times its present population,
and the way is by increasing our
forests. By planting our now barren
hills with trees it would leave them
plenty cf land in the valleys to cnlti
vate grain lt is an undeniable fact
that where trees are in abundance
the country is thrifty. Speaking of
the devastation of timber lands the
speaker cited Arabia, Syria, Egypt
and the countries of the O d World
ALJOJ^ period in the world's history
.^portee? a vast popi.._
tion, beautiful cities and wealthy
kiogdoms. Now there are no more
barren places that were once the
pride of the world. The cause of 1
this wonderful change, according to j
Mr. Washburne's ideas, was the de
struction of the timber. History tells
ns that many of these countries were
once fertile and productive, but as
the population increased the forests
were destroyed, and the cessation o.
rains has made them what they are
cow. California is coming to the
same end in the course cf time if we
do not profit by the experience ol
the ancients and save our forests, or at
least, not allow them to be annihilated.
Taking the scientific standpoint ot
the effect of forests in their influence
on the rainfall, the Speaker contended
that as forests are removed so ?ill th )
fall of rain decrease, and to substar?
tute his theory and the theory of
scientific men he cited the effect of
cutting off the timbers among the
Apennines and in Lombardy. Ger
many and England, on the other
hand, are still thriving nations, and
one great cause is that care is taken
to preserve the fertility of the soil
end keep np their forests. Old Spain,
again, is the reverse. The country is
desolate and its people thriftless on
account of the lack of vegetation
The effect of planting trees in our
own country, especially in California,
is very noticeable. Many of our
valleys and grain lands are very open,
over which the winds sweep, drying
up the soil and blighting the crops
In those places where the prudent
farmers have planted long rows oi
trees, the violence of the wind is
broken and the growing crops saved
Where trees grow, there rain, on
which we all depend, will fall. The
only exceptions to the rule of forests
and rain going together are the pam
paa of South America and onr great
western plains: but the except io LS.
as explained by scientiats, are due to
tue fact that the rain-bearing winds
that blow over them are condensed
bv the trade winds. The farmers in
N;bra-ka, Iowa and Illinois are fast
exhausting the fertility of the soil, and
jf they continue to do so, in leas than
two centuries these places will be as
barren as the plains around Damascus
are at the present day. The Speaker
then compared the difference in beauty
and valuation of two farms, one OD
which no trees were planted and an
other where trees grew in abundance
Mr. Washburne concluded his read
ing by making the alarming announce
ment that a company is being form?e
ia Germany for the purpose of coming
to this country and securing vas
tracts of redwood land for the pur
poa j of getting the timber. Th?
same company also intends securirj
lands in Michigan for a like purpose
It ia said that a Boston man broki
off his marriage with a young lad]
because she spelt hugging with ene g
How I hewing-Gu m Is Made.
{From the Troy Times )
Pretioleum. is the great foundation
of most ol oar chewing gum, said a
New York confectioner. Yon see
that marble-like block on the counter.
? few days ago that came oat of the
ground in Pennsylvania a dirty
greenies.-brown fluid with a smell
tba' could knock an os down. Toe
oil refiners took it and put it through
a lot. of chemical processes thar I
don't know anything about, and fter
taking ont a large percent?ge ot koro
sene, a good share of n*prh cousid
?rable berzin?, a cart load or PO ct
tar and a i umber of other 'binge
with names longer than the alphabe?,
lefr cs this mans ot nice denn w?x
known as paraffine. Tt ^re isn't ?ny
ta te to it, and no more smell tba
there is to a China plate. We will
t*ke this lump, cut it up, and melt
in boilers. T??B pi ce will weigh 2CHJ
pounds. We add thirty pound** ol
cheap sugar to it and fl ivor it with
vanilla, wintergreen, peppermint, 01
any eeeential oil. Then we turn v
out on a marble table and cut it into
all Gort? of shapes with dies Afcei
it is wrapped in oiled tissue paper ami
packed in boxes it is ready tor t h
market. You eau imagine that some
body ie chewing gum in this country
when I tell you that a lump like thi8
one will make 10,000 penny cakes,
and we use one up every week. There
are dozens of manufacturera using al
most as much of the wax as we do.
A New Use of Pretty ?bop birts.
In one of our millinery establish
ments a number of remarkably pretty
young girls are kept in an ante room,
ostensibly employed to sew. They
repreaer.it a wide variety in complex
ion and types of feature. When a
customer wavers in deciding between
bonnet*, the wily clerk calls in one
of these girls and says : " Here is a
head and face quite like yours, and I
can show yeo the effect this hat
would have on you." Of course, on
beauty's top, the piece of millinery
ie bewitching, and gratified vanity
quickly completes the ea! .-New]
York Letter in Hos/ov. Herald'.
The revieed Old Testament threat
ens to provoke even more criticism
than the revised new one. Joseph's
coat is no longer a " coat of man>
colors," or " ernly pattern," but "a
tunic with long sleeves." The hip
popotamus no longer " drinketh up a
river and hasteth not," because " 1 e
can draw up Jordan into hiv monto,"
but "though a river swells he is ?ot
afraid ; fearless though J id-tu w*-h
ed into bi* mouth." The "chanote
with Aiming torches" seen in a vifuo
by Isaiah are "chariots with sti-el.
The woods are not tull ot "aa yr-''
and "dragons," but ' g"ate" Mid
.' jackals :" The ''nation ?c-tttered and
peeled whose land the nv-r Lat]
spoiled," is "?he nation t?ll and
ebaven whoee land the rivers divide. '
In tact the old version as ct lupar? d
with the new reads as if the proof
ru
book auTcf?nf?n7 u*&^3tfr?.ai *l t
and put the "intelligent cc inpoeitor'
into a bad hole.
Kentucky , has 44 937,000 gallom
of whiskey on hand.
In Normandy it ia no unctmmoti
sight to see a di iver refresh hi? in td
horse with a pail of ck.er.
The whiskey men are faid to hav
a lobby of unprecedented 6trengtL
in Washington to work a biil kr
the relief of distillers through Cou
grew.
The town of Sumter charges $000
a year for barroom licenses and re
quires druggists who handle wines,
bitters or intoxicating liquor cf ai y
kind to pay a license ol $200 a year.
A resolution has been offered in
the Virginia legislature calling upon
Senator Mahoue to resign his seat in
the United ?States Senate, a call which
he has not the slightest notion of lis
tening to.
" Yee," Baid Farmer Furrow after
chasing a chicken clear around a ten
acre lot and clutching only a hana
tul of feathers, "the only shun- thing
in this world is uncertainty."-New
York Journal.
There is much gossip in New Yoik
over the exceedingly low necked
dresses being worn by fashionable
women. It is asserted that the re
quirements ol decency are constantly
and flagrantly violated, especially b)
young mar;if.d women.
The young ladies ot Waco, T?-ias,
bad a dumb supper theoih?-r i>igbf.
Not a word was spoken doting the
entire meal The ovly plate v\b?re
such an a fla ir could be had in Sou h
C?rolii?e it? in Sparini.burg eouni) -
theCtda? Springe In^ituie fr ibe
Deaf aun Dumb.
Baker's Bread!
FREN Ff Baker's HKEAD, RU*K,
CAKE J, Ac, alWMVM on ?nie ? y
D 'K hUltlSOR,
Nov. 28,-51] Advertise- Bunding.
Matches! Matches!
'or a nick, at
DUKIsOE'S Gnwery.
JpuVE Boxes for a nick, at
Nov. 28,-61
The Best Segar in Tovn !
OLD, mild and deliciously trxgrant.
For sale hy,
Sept. 12J D. R DUKISOE.
c?asele
gillan!.
Ks s ss M fot
111 E2li?l*?
'Un foo .cc
? a c ?e*3 a*_
T. H. M. 0. t S.
PIANOS Al ORGANS
Selected from Ten of the
Best Makers, are so much Su
perior to others, at Prices so
much Less, that Purchasers
save from $10 to $100 by vis
iting or writing to
6. 0. ROBINSON & CO.
Save Money at 831 Broad
street. Augusta Ga.
LOVE ??DPRAISE;
Latest Sunday School Book.
NEW HYMNS OF "LOVE & PRAISE"
NEW SONGS F " HOPE & TRUST."
Bea II ti Hu I Hymns,
Inspiring ?luwic,
Containing Choice Selections from the
Most Valuable Productions and
Best Writers of Poetry
and Son e, with
\O\Y Ihmns and >ew Music,
COMPILED BY
W. LTODCT fcnjf G. 0. BOBIKS?1E
Foll ?dition, Word? and Mnsic. Price,
TIS calita (poHt-pa!d>; $3 60 per dozen, by
Express. Word Edition- Hymns only
-12 cents (post-paid/; $1 20 per dozen,
by Express.
Specimen fopy, Full Edition, in paper
cover, 2.r> cents, post-paid.
G O ROBINSON ACO.,
Publishers, Augusta, Qa.,
T. H. M. O.T. S.
Jvly 12. 1R83. Iy35
Sweet Gum and Mullein!
Natured Own Medicine for toe
Cure of
Coughs, Colda. Croup, Whooping
Cough, Hoarseness, and all af
fections arising from tne in
flamed condition of the
Throat, Lungs and
Bowels.
For salt? bj*
I). R DURISOE,
Dec. 5, *ft3 ] Advertiser Building.
T?TT'S
PILLS
TORPID BOWELS.
DISORDERED LIVER.
" and MALARIA.
From these sources ariae three-fourths o?
tne discanta of tuc human mee. These
symptom* uidlcat? theor existence: Loss of
Appetite, UoweJ- costive. Sick Head
ache, fulliic.? a, eatlug, aversion to
exertion or body mind, Eructation
of food, Irrit?t?, y ot temper, tow
.pirlta, \ reeling of hoving neglected
jome duty, I>Uzl.ie-M, 1 lutte ring at the
Heart, Dot? be lore the eye?, highly cot.
ored Uriue, CONSTIp/no?? and de
mand theuso of? remedy that act? directly
on tao f.lvcr. Aa a Ll vcr -medicine T?TT'S
Pi I. LS hav? no oqoa.. "heir action on the
iii lucys imd Skin ia also prompt : removing
na impurities through these thico " scav
engeT of the system," producing appe
tite, sou'id digestion, regular stools, a ele&r
skin mid a vigorous bodv. TUTT'S PILLS
nous."a or griping nor lnt?:rrero
with d:illy work and are a perfect
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA.
HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAW.
"1 hive had Dyspepsia, with Constipa
tion, two years, and have tri- d ten different
kinda of pills, and TUT! *S are tho first
ihat have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite is
splendid, food digests readily, and I now
have natural pas?ain>s. I feel like a new
man." W..D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, O.
BolaeTtTTwVr?,23c. Offire,mtiirrnrSt.,y.Y.
HR DYE.
GtUT HATH - -nts changed in
Btantly to a . by a single arv
plicatlon of .1 t>v.r-^J*? *
or sent bye- ,pr.OT01?
Office, i t i t, New York.
ly ADOPTED BY
i M THE
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION
5,10,15,25,30
CENTS,
BEST4?pEST
SPELLERS 12 CENT S.
00KS&00DM'/1
FOR SALE EVERYWHERE
J. M. ANDERSON,
Formerly Managing. Partner and Sales
man of
PEARCE, ANDERSON St, CO,
COTTON FACTOR
-ANO
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
-AT THE
Old Stand of R. A. Fleming,
On."J KUYNOLUS ST.,
AUGUSTA, GA
. SPECIALTY.
I m?ko a Specialty of selling Oats and
Wlu at during lb* Summer, and am now
ready U> til! ?rd??w for Sacka and to re
wive Consignments.
Personal attention given to nil busi
ness. Consign menta of COTTON, O A TM
and WHEAT solicited. Glad to seo my
E Ig?fieid friends at all time?.
April 3, IK83.-17tf
Liw Firm.
GRIFFIN & CALLIS0N.
The undersigned have entered Into a
partnership in tho practice of Law in all
the Courte of this state
S. B GRIFFIN.
JAMES ?JALLISON.
Sept. 19, 1P83.
w E~WX?"T"~
ON K OR TWO RKL1ABLK. INOUSTRIOUS
M KN IN KVKKY T?)WN ASD COUNTY
Tn SKLL OUK POPULAR B'? KS
Oflv.r libertd Inducements Applicant*
will please give age, experience (if any)
and r fere CHAS tn character and hai-its
? -pi.-mi ni chance fir men who are noi
afraid of work and want to make mc ney
A poly in person or by letter to
BK J< > ti %."??<? * iv CO.,
m20] 1013 Main St., Richiuond. Va
4 LORD LEONARD !"
No. 65>>3, American lersey Cattle Clul
Herd R-gister. Sire, Duval, No. 2?69
Dam. Alice ?'arpenter. No. 4,?44. Bret
bv W. L. Balthis, E-q, Staunton, Va
Dropped Aug. 24tl>. 1&79. Service fee ?5
in advance Issue guaranteed. Cow
should be ?eut leth day after prevlou
heat.
Will si:nd Bull anywhere in the Couti
t\' for tive or more cows.
B R. TH LMAN,
Mar. 14. '83 ] Hambuig P. O., S. f
FOR COUGHS, COLDS, &c.
Marsden's Pectoral Balm,
Boschee'a German Syrup,
Tutt's Expectorant,
Ayer'? Cherry Pectoral,
Dr Hall's Balsam for the Lungs,
Allen's Long Balsam,
Syrup of Tar and Wild Cherry,
Dr. Bull's Cough 8yrup, etc.,
Just received, together with a good at
eortment of Patent Medicines, all <
which will be sold at the lowest figur?
D. R. DURISOE,
Nov. 28-51] Advertiser Building.
: -- (t*?
M Broad! ?gt, Cor. McIntosh.
U)t>a r-.?lU >lflt
Celebrated TR
S TER1JIN(?ILVE R WAR
?-PLATED WARE.
CLOCKS BRONZE
AronHTA. ?A., Nov. 27, 1*1*3
JOHNC
?irect impfr
PINE FANCY GOODS
l?S1
MARY' if DIAL, EX.,
CvntinuUhc Business of
DIAL,
and Dealer io
ENGLISH MB fERlCAN HARDWIRE
Colufcia, H. O
India Rubbt?r and Leather Belt* Sugar Can? Milln, Evaporator Fanp
Sheet Copper and Galvan?zipheet Iron suitable for makine Evap
orators, India Rubber ?ntfPmp Packing, Files, Wrenches,
Pules, ?sc, &c.
Mechanics' Toolbf Every Description,
Plows, Chains, Corn She'Hers, FetCutters, Harrows, Circular Saws, Uprigh1
Mill Saws, Lime, Cement, Pfrr, Window Glass, Painte, Brushes.
Varnish, Carriage, Bug&and Wagon Material of Every
Jeri pt i cn.
Quality ol* Clood? nd Prices Guaranteed.
1ST Orders Accompanied withe Money or Satisfactory Reference Will
Receive Careful Attention. [Mar. 14, '83.-3m
ASSIGNE'S SAL
The Entire Stock of Carries, Buggies, Wagons, Saddles,
Harness, Leather,:c, at the 0 d St?nd of
R H. M4Y & CO.
W ill Me OlTcrcii Vt The Hext Thirty Day?
-r AT
GREATLY RDUCED PRICES !
THE above'poods are all clean, ?rostoek, made by the Best Manufacturers in
the United states, arid comprise ti well known makes of Studebaker, Wil
burn and standard Plantation-Wagoir all si/.*s. Best quality fit Open and Tof
Bugles, Plia'tons, Victorias and KxMon Top Cabriolelies made in the Northern
and Eastern staN-s; also seventy-tivr>pei? and Top Boggie?, of Cincinnati Work,
Spring Wagons and KoHd Carts.
- A L4R& STOCK OH
^Inele and Double Harness, Staer? Hu?es. Plow Oear, Hames, Traces. Hollar*.
Bits. Buckles, Pl?w Bridles, Um I'rete. Whips, Horse Blankets, Lap Robes, ?vc
Leather and Rubber Belting, nil KjzesXalf skins, Sole Leather, Shoe Findings.
Hemp, Jute, Soap Stone and Gum Pmng. Ac, Ac. These Goods
MUST MIES SOLD!
-AND
Large Inducements Wiil/He (Iffcred to Cash Buyers!
^ Call Farh' and Examine the Goo's and Secure tho Bargains Now Offered.-Ss
N. B.-Every V- hicIe sold subject I the regnlnr twelve months guarantee.
JOHN L DAVIDSON, Assignee
'* ? Or- ROBT H MAY A Co.
704 firoad Strret, Augusta, <?a.
Oct. 24, 188'.-3m IC .
FALL INDUCEMENTS
S
EXTRAORDNA|Y BARGAINS IN
CHINA, GLASSWARE,
SILVER PLATED WARE.
PLAIN.and STAMPED TINWARE,
KEROSENE'LAMPS and FIXTURES
You can Positively Save from 25 to 50 pai cent
by Purchasing from
S M Y T JET E ' 8,
712 BROAD ST., AUGUSTA., GA
Oct. 2, ]SS3.-3m43
Cheapest Carnets in .Augusta,
St^kXiar^e'r/pricesXiOwer than ever before
Carpet* nnd Holme Furn -dillis Good?, the Largest Stork Sooth, Moqnet, Brn*scl
3-Ply and Ingrain ?*arpe?s, Hups, ."?lal? and Crumb Cloths, Window Minde?. Wa
.'Ruert, Borner*, l.nce i ui inlim, t orillee? and Pole?, Cocoa and ( anton Matting
l* i? hu?ste r y. Chromo?. MBWrtte for Samples and Prices*
P " 1 . . J J4MKS <;. H4ILIK dc SONS,
Oct. 3,'S3.) Ol? Stund SA G. BoUlc & Bro.. 703 Oroad St , At'GCSTA.GA.
I
GOOD LANDS-CHEAP,
OFFER for sale a Tract of- Land !r
Aiken County, on the Upper Three Rur*
containing Seven Hundred rtcres. Wl<
cut the Tract int ? IOU Acre lots, or sell j
a? a whole. Vi snit purchasers A boll
300 Acres of cleared lund, the balance i
natural fores?; There is about ino frei*
of good bottom land, suited ,for Rice ir,
Oiirn This land lies as level an any lard
well ran on a *.:rrek. lt is eond cotton jr
corn land, and well watered Titles iron/
Terms: Four dollars p?*r acre, dividid
in turee installments, wiih IO per cen.
interest per annum.
This land lies on the waters pf !he Uf
p?r Three Runs, near Moritmbrencl, ci
"<ou'h Carolina Ral I wa V
Any further Information can be bzl
hy a>,Plying to nie at ?dgen>ld I!. II.,' ).
. eiibrr p?*l>0ti?ily or bv letter.
1>. H. TAYLOR.
Nov. 21, 18^3.-3m
CARPETS!
?'?rpHu-nnd -Houirti-KurnliMJtn^^Utoili,
the Lariat Mock South of Kalrimori
Moqui t, Bruv^ls. A Hiv., and IHLT.I?
. 'arp?is, RntrV M ai.rf'-CrrimH s'iottil
Window
Lac?j?
mis and '
tingravintr-s, chromos, l*io ure Krame,
<x* Ur ie tu. humple und l'rlos f
BiliilK & MISKER!', Augu>la, (ii
SEED OATS .o 2
Tah yt in Exchange for
YOUNG FRUIT MM
Address,
Vf K.NF.?/sO?C,
Proprietor Georgia Nursery^
2, 1 K?!3 -3 rn] ? r a vsit^ GIL.'
One to.-TJh/e^fea3^dy 4rtrv7^^Ki^
SIO per IOO.
25 varieties, from earliest to latest. ?
PEACH TRE^I^jJ
Alexander, A ninden'a ffi"'$J?$-- j
-A'LSO
Grape Vines, strawberry -Pl?ne?
Send for Catalogu?. Address,
W. K f\ELMMf,
Dec. 12, tm.) f corsTA, GA.
TRADEMARK' REGISTERED
A NEW TREATMENT
Kor r<iii*uinp'loii, Antrim*. HroiichlM
dyspepsia, i ami rh Headache, De
bully. KheiitnatlsDi, Nruruleia, and rt
Chronic and Nervous Disorders,
A. CARD.
Wp, tho undersigned, havinar recolvf
irrett and permanent benefit from lt
use of'TOM POUND OXYGEN," pr
pared and administered ny Das STAI
KEY A PALEN, nf Phil-delphia, and b
in? HHii-fiwd that it ia a new discovery i
medical science, and all that ia cluittn
for it, consider it a duty which WP ow
tn the many thousands who are suffern
from chronic and so-called incumb??
dis?^^s.>j?.iio,4iJLj.bat we can tu make i
virtues k?own and to inspire the publ
with confidence
! liWiocaveLpersorial knowledge of Dr
Siark'-y <fc Pulen. They are educate
intotggent and oonscientious.physlcian
i whoyu?Jl not, ?we are. sjure,: make ai
statement which they do not know or b
ii-ve in UM iru?, nor publish any tesl
! "mofl?ais or reports of cases which n
not genuine.
?Mintier of ?o ?g teSs' from Philadclphi
Editor and Publisher " Arthur's Jloh
Magazine," Philadelphia.
V; LfoNWAn,
; Editor " Lutheran Observer," Philadt
\ ?thia.
j . fuinxDELPiHA, PA., Jnne 1, 1882.
i In order to meet a natural inquiry
j^reirjird.to our professional and pniwm
pualirrlng. rind to uive increased con
j deuce in nur statements and in the cen
ineness of our testimonials and repor
of. cuses, we print tho above card fro
gentlemen well and widely known ai
of the h ia heat personal character
O?i?'u.Treatise on Compound Oxygen
con rflmhg a history of me discovery
and mode of action of this remarkab
HBr^BBMBWWfWd a'janro record of su
i'prisiijfc 4nmis^tnTronsumpiioii, Catarr
' WrrVmgla^lW'?Trfrlrtt?rt. Asthma, otc. ?11
a-wiiio.range of chronie diseases, will I
snit 4Bb Address
Hrs. STARKEY & PALEN,
1109and mi Girard Stroot, Philada., F
--Oct. 17, 1883^15
4YCURGU5 CHARLTOF
f ? A-iforrtey-at-f;aw,
M?[c.H., s c
t& Office near residence. -t?Sft
Feb. 7,1883.
BUCKINGHAM
WHISKEY!
A fieally Pure Stimulant.
Tliia Whiskey? is controlled
entirely by VENAKLB ? IIEV
MA.V, N. Y. li is distilled in
Maryland, in the slate water
r?gions of that State, from the
small grain grown there. The
distillation is superintended by
a gentleman who understands
his business thoroughly: Noth
ing deleterious is permitted to
enter into its composition and
none of it is allowed t' bc sold
until fully 3 }-ears old, in order
to be entirely free, by evapo
ration, from fusel oil. VENA
BLE & HETVAN offer these goods
as perfectly pure, tn fill a long
felt want, for medical purposes.
lt is their own brand, and they
stake their reputation on the
truth of this assertion.
For Sale by
TOM CONDON,
at the 'Bonanza' Saloon
Aug. 2S, 1883.-mats
AUGUSTA, GA.
Remodeled, Cleansed and Re
paired !
The mo.-t CENTRAL and DELIGHT
FUL location in the city.
A Tah!? of SUPERIOR exoftliericA.
The HANDSOMEST PIXING ROOM
in the State.
Omni hus and polite and attentive Porte
er?, distinctly marked "GLOBE Ho
TEL," at every train.
Tho aecesMihility of the (?LOBE to the
Wholesale and Itetail stores?, Theatre and
places of interest, makes it especially
desirable for families and business men
visiting Did city.
B. V. BROWN, Manager.
LOUIS LUl>EKES*, Olcik.
Augusta, Ga, Oct. 2. ls83.
AH
Thc lU *t Tobacco !
-AND
Com ut0*5 Tobacco!
ANO every grado warrsntfd sound
and pur?, and :?s represented. Pri
ces from Kieta, lo $1.40 per pound-Cash.
HeptStJ. D. R. DURISOE.
THE SEDGWICK
STEEL WiRE FENCE.
'^S?b^^KCvO.Xi'.i li
wm
THE above cut represente a section
and Gate of a strone, cheep and dur
able Steel Wire Fence which are now bj
lng used at the North and Tforthwj
IuhHtnet ";nrk'withont barbs .JS
???? "r^P??hn-jmj,
mies to crops or poultry.
It is just tho fence for G?rdens, Lots
Lawn fl, Pai ks and Gem cienes.
Beins dinpediu Rust-proof paintit wi!
last a life time, ami is better than boan
fence in every respect.
It Ls easily and quickly put up.
Specimens of Fence and Gates
Can be seen at the Anv EBTI SER building
where a stock is kopton hand, and when
ali information as to prico, ?fcc, can Ix
obtained.
K. 6. M. DUXOVA?IT, Art,
EDGEF1ELDC. H., fi. C.
JENNINGS'
IMPROVED LIVER PILLS
JENNINGS'
LIGHTNING LINIMENT
Prepared and warranted hy
The Jennings Medicine Co.
W. E. L1T2STOH,
Agent for thc State of South Carol hm
March 20, 1883.
THE BEST
OF ALL
POE KAU AKD B3AST.
Fornioro than a third offi cenrurrthe
Mexican l???tstong Jjlnlment has necu
known to millions all over tho vori cl ns
the only sato reliance for the relief of
accidenta and pain. It ls a medicino
above prico and praise-?ho beat or it?
kind. For every iona of esternal pain
thc
Mustang Liniment U without an equal.
It penetrate* j;-..h and muscle to I
Hie very bone-makins the continu-]
anco of pain and Inflammation impes
sibk lia eflteets npoii Human Flesh ami |
i ii? Unite Creal Inn oro equally wonder
fol. Tho iSliydci.n
Liniment i8 needed hy somebody in
every house. Every dav brines news of
the agony of nu nwi?tl ?calli or bnru
subdued, ol' rheumatic martyrs re
stored, or a valtiuble borso or ox
coved 07 tho healing power of lida
which speedily cures fiuch ailments of
tho IIU?IAN FLESH RB
niienmatiim, Swellings, Stiff
Joints, Contracted Dfii?cle?', Burns
and Scalds, Cats, Bruises and
Sprain?, Poisonous Bite? itnd
Stings, Stiffness, Inmcnem, Old
Sorca, Ulcers. FffMfMtc?, Cl?IbUUns.
Sore l?ipples, Cobed Breast, nnd
indeed every font? of eitereinl dis
ease? It heals -without ?cor?.
For the BRUTE CBBASIOII ic cares
Sprain?, Swiuny, Stiff Joints,
Founder, T?nrncss -ort Hoof i>ia
caste, Foot ltot, Screw Worm, Scab,
Uollotv Horn, Scratch**, Wlnd
gallv, Spavin, Thru?h, Ringbone,
Old Sores, Poll Evil. Film upon
the Sicht nnd every other ailment
to which the occupants of the
Stable nnd Stock Yard are liable.
The Mexican itt untiing Uniment
always cures and never dl?appolatu;
and it ls, positively,
THE BEST
OP ALL
POS MAU OS BEAST.
Kl Is ARD BROS,
DEALERS IN
DE I GOODS & NOTIONS
CHOICE GROCERIES,
EATS & CAPS, BOOTS & SEOES
.?Ind General Merchandise,
ETHEREDGE'S,
yrcv. 7, issi!.
s.o.
?-Iorse Power Engine,
tese Power Boiler
-.A. 1ST ID
MILL,
ft'ow Riann?sax at Trenton, S. C., for Sale Cheap.
K. LOMBARD & CO.,
AUGUSTA, OA..
Foundry, $L*.gbVnu ""''gai
Boiler Win ks u?a? Wa
tor Town*.
300 PULLEYS,
lo.of? fcot SH ? FTJ?f
Sept. 12.-fflS3-ly]
REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE.
3 Car loads NEW
ENGINES.
1 Car load SEC
OND-HAND EN
GINES.
A. P. PADGETT, Ag'i,
STILL A.T
First a nd Last Chance
MADISON, S. C.
KEEP l'orne of the best Wines, Brandies, Ales, Whiskies, &c, sold
in the United States.
Specialties:
Caf her wood'!? (-'olden .Sheaf Monongahela W.
Vine rigars and Tobacco, -^
?omhampton Peach and Apple Brandy.
Turc rtorlh karolina Whiskey.
jf?j" My FOOLING BOOM is in fine order; and I am just finishing and
furnishing a snpeib fitting room next to my Bar, for the nae of caatomere
>\nd: friend?. Be furo o call on me.
A. P. PADGETT, Agft,
Nov. 7, 18W -y}j MADISON, 8. C
ust Crow
a little. Dear reader, yon auat
pardon us this time if ve throw
aside our usual modesty and say
some things ol' ourselves. While
other houses are complaining of
poor t rade, our sales Jar exceed the
same time last year-our booka
show it. This speaks volumes for
our commercial sagacity and busi
ness thrift. However, this does
not can e us to relax our efforts,
pur ambition ia todo a still larger
N. W. MURPHEY & SON,
504. Broad St., Augusta, Cia. 564.,
Nov.20 18S?.-narai
Pier.surc and Profit to all to Eave
WATCHES md JEWELRY REPAIRED AT
.T, 3E3CB Te* ES J? Tl Y
729 lirnati si. (Op. Central Hotel) AUGUSTA, GA.,
f&?The Gold .11 ed.il Manufacturer.-^
if?*A Frr.T. LIME o-r GOOK COXPTAXTI.V OX HASD,
Monogram Engraving and Optical Goods a Specialty.
Oct. 3 1333.-?
MRS. N. BRUM CLARK,
KIO ?road Street* Augusta, Gt.
Is now opening a Beautiful Line of FALL and WINTER MILLINERY. All
the h HADING STYLES will he found in lier carefully selected Stock of
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS.
Materials foi FANCY WORK A S P KCl A LT Y. Nice GLOVES and HOSIERY,
INFANTS' CAPS, ?fcc, A full lino of NOTIONS, as usual.
?9*Call ana net Lowest Prices nt
Oct. 13, 'S3 -lvj Mrs. X. BRUM CLARK'S. .
AT.KP.KO BAKER, Provident
i
JosF.rn S. BEAN, Cashier.
Voil
811 Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
Surplus,
$275000.00
25,000.00
TRANSACTS a GENERAL DEPOSIT & DISCOUNT BUSINESS
interest on Deposits of Five to Two Thousand Dollars.
Special Attention Given to Collections-.
Oct 124, ISSt.-WA'','
Uk
JOSEPH S. BEAN, Oaslij.er.
AMAHILL,
?3.? ai d ;;J5 ?ROAD .STREET,.,,.AUGUSTA, GEORGIA?.
MANITACTURERS AND DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES
PLANTATION and ROAD WAGONS,
CARTS, Ete.
Manufacturer!)' Agents for the sale of the
Cortland Wagon Co's. Spring
W agons and Buggies, Wilson,
Childs & Co's. Philadel
phia Wagons,
FRAZIER & BRADLEY ROAD CARTS,.
nc Bc* Carl. Thc Only Corf.
.VVobave added to our stock of tine Buggies and Rockaways,
A Line of Cheaper Trade Buggies,
Made to our own order! with special regard to the Quality of the wheels, ax
lee, and springs, which wo will sell Lower than any house this aide of Cincinnati
KO CHRAP AUCTION WORK SOLD.
Also, a Full stock of Siiddiary and Harness. Bridles, Collara, Whips, Buggy
Umbrellas, Trunks, Coacn material of every description, Cloth?, Paints, Coach
Varnishes.
Also, Loather and Gum Belting, Packing, Rivets and Lacing, Hooks and
Ponches, Italian Hemps, and Soapstone Packing.
Also, Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather, French and American Calf and Kip
Skim; Linings and Goat Skins. A full stock of Shoe Lasts, latest styles, just
received. .
fiSf Send on your orders, or call and soe us. Our charges will, at all times be
WS-&TTOM PHI CES!