Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, January 31, 1884, Image 5

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rrrr J j^ift^j / j ? , I.dreamed of thee when sunset's glow Had laded from the Western skies; I clasped yon in ray loving arms And drank tote from your wondrous ey ea; 'S???^ 4 And ahowered on your dear, sweet lips Kiwis that tim? cmr^eren^Yl*: I forgot the wrongs I hay? had to bear ; In my dear dream they were past, I had croped tho chssm of dark despair j In which rny weary spirit waa cast : Ah, all my sorrows had passed away Heaven bndo my heart rejoice. And I awoke and prayed tor the coming | day .3 ?1*3*1 # *3 W FTf3j That I might hear the mask) of thy . voice. Hie Laie Legis?aeure, Synovia of Son? Very Imp?rtala Acts. Boards of Health. Tr.sM?or??niff boefds oth?arth ^chnjrwtoXt?f proteetf?n"?TtEe Public ueaitb ie io Bobstanoe as follows : ~ CTIOHI. That every incorporated city or town f hall have a board of J health of not leas tha? three members, one of wbom.sbslLbo a gxadnate of j medicine in good standing. The board of hp?ktfrhallbe^lectei? orapnointed by the m-?ycfr ;or itton^tjand com. mon council in such manner and for^ euc?Tlifig? ti -?vit? ^^?airlPJt^ termined apon by. the constituted au thorities, and it shall bs the duty of boards of health so constituted to prepare and submit ta tas municipal authorities for action thereon ordi sances for . maintaining the public " health in such citj Pr town V . Sxc^2^0yB8. the 8tate Board of Hssjyfc y^fWOTit? WMmfnt VT*1 of health within silty dajB "Siter the passage of l^A^fa Isia se ^eal authorities Tail to make such appoint menta, , i? ?L mV. fi?y arm boards of h*slt^a;ti?^ pgf? th) municipal authorities in the en forcement of all S?ate\?fiwr&-to the adalteration of food and drinfe, to] prewe^4hs^.s;or^ajnosjjr^ -OJ^^] oi any meat or vegetables or fruit [ or other articles of- food that ara. un wholesome or unfit ?~>r food, ant) also to define ^?d^sclare- what shad! tbs nuisances^ ^haajti* *in ^joU," ,il*tfU? docks,' ponds, wharves, piers, vessel and all pablio or privats places io ?ach city %8>WIL io IpremnJ tao BpreacKof dangerous epidemics c/ contagious diseases, tb maintain and enforee a propel quarantine when ever # this may be deemed fexpe dieut or necessary by the State board of heaJtb|and J^pf roved Jbjf the Sot ernor, to regulate and control the keeping or slaughter of all cattts or oh ranimais in any city or town ; to reg?ate ?fed p|t)hib|t the ^ccumu 1 ttion of ?F4 and all decaying or in jurious vegetable or other substances in any place, pnblic . or private ; to prohibit and remove any nuisance or o i'-neive matter in any place, public mtr: privais; and to cause the removal ot the same at-the es pens? of tbs 0 vner pr ?w?erS; thereof, i?he, ?he^ar they^nnW remove it after notice ta that effet; to regulate arad con> ti ol or prohibit the cleauaiag of Bewers aid the dumping of "garbage, or the' s ing of say noxious^ or ' nssoitabls m aerial f r fi .ling town lots, marshes, ponds and other places, and to pro. j Tide for the filling of sunken or low 1 >ts or other places in any part of said etty or town. Ssc ?..That whenever each nui Bince, source af foulness, or cause of sickness, hasardons to public health shall be found on private property, thtf 'board of health shall at once i?o tify the municipal authorities, who ehall require the ow?ar to remove and abate the same at... his, her or their 0*n ezpeasc, within such .tiru? as the board may deem the public health to require. If the owner or agent can not be reached speedily a notice left at the house or- premises with:the tenant or occcpant or published in a loo U newspaper, or if there is no such newspaper, pos?ed on the door of the co art-house or postoiBcp, shall not comply within the tims specified, the municipal authorities shall pro ceed, to lr emp ve |a|h nuisance,? Ac j aad toay recover the eipences incur red in such removal from the perse n or persons who caused or allowed such nuisance, &c.^ or from any occur pant or tsn^J^rs> prernh^in^ cases it arTaeF?ns'^ret?olci^f^^ owner, who shall have failed after no tice to remove euch nuisance, Ac. Notaj?ssj??^sssso=??sesrss?B>d shall be*4 he d ta bai^a?BipB^BV woVowner, occupant ordenant fojrt amaga ty on lawful prochain gs in'thY premises/ Ssc. 5. The> te ard of health 'shall have the right to dec i axe any epidemic o; caO^of. iU health so iojwioo* or. h ardune aato make it neceessary to close any or all of tbs public or ph vate schools in.sach city or town, but in the case o? public schools they th?ti&tiim**&*lMtjp fc^'those* h ? vmg contioi and direction thereof bit those havipg control of the public .cuc?le may causa any or all to bs dosed.xftheir judgment ?uch clo?, ing ba necessaryfor sanitary purposes., iszc G. gives any board of cduca-f ti^B.'echeol trast?et e? any other' bodjr hating, control; . ol the schools the j righi to; probit?, "ios,?attendance ot any teacher or scholar upon any s:hool under their control in order te prevent the' eprsad of contagi?os or infectious diaeaesa; they may specify ftcj,m imWi?fal???m?j ?1 remain ab?ent, or they shall reqoire a Bviihf*ctory certificate . from poysi-'j. cians that stich attend an ca ie co longer atteaded .with risk to others attending Schcol, or may prohibit the entrance intoand attendance at any schoolof all nataccinated persons . who hsts not had smallpor. They may also require vaccination of any or all teachers, scholai? ftw atfendsats if a case of sm all poi has occurred in the city Of Sown. SEC. 7. All boards of health are re quired to.make reportero the ?? e?eeu tire commi^rtee of the State Board of1 Health annually, or oftener, if notifier! to do io ; ~aaid reports to be made of | all marriages, births or deaths occur ring in the jurisdiction of local boards of health, and they are also required to report when required by the State -board, npyn all diseases ..or. supposed ?0*0*0* pr?Judicisj^^to^paNic"",Besltb thai may-occur M.sxbtgk, th'^recinet of aoch^ocarboaH^nd itnTtneasrure* employed by them to check or abate aach disease, &c ; abd: also to report apon ?ach"other subj^cte that are ?sa-diy ander control of boards ot SEC 8. provides that this Act shall not io'any way be construed to iu te riere with, lessen or abridge any righter power or control as now con ferred apon, or exercised by the S'ate Board of Health by its Act of incor poration. _SEC 9., repeals all J.egiskrioa -in. consistent with the provisions of this Act. Tbe Militia Laws. An Act to amend the ted tia ?aws ?f theSta?e: SECTION 1. That Sectio - 326 -ot' | fthe'O?'nieraF SratrrteeSof Souta Caro iina be amended by adding thereto HB follows: When called upon as a miii fary organization to aid any civil of ficer in th*., execution - ol the lawB or preservation of the peace each mern ber of tho militia so engaged shall receive the Bum of one dollar and fifty cents per day, to be drawn from the ?tate treasury by the adjutant abd inspector general on a warrant drawn by the comptroller general, ?nd disbursed by the pay master o?} the regiment or captain of any com pany not attached to a regiment. Ssc. 2. The total number "of com panies in the militia service. of the State "shall not exceed one hundred:. -Eachcompany which shall have main ?ained its organization np to the standard reqarr-drby law for twelve months preceding the first day of October in any year shall be entitled | to' receive from the State treasury au amount equal to four doli are for each member of such company who ap peared properly uniformed at tbe an nual parade of the company lor, in spection by the adju.tanJLan.d_?njp.e.c_ tor general. Such amount Bhall.be. Ipa?d on the warrantai the compttc-li ??^general, draflvn -in favor ot .tue? captain or commanding officer of auch company, upon the. certificate nf the adjutant and inspector geueral show thg thateucb cbmpany has;for twelve Stonthr preceding tbe first dayi i-f | October of the then current year maintained its ' organiz ation as akre said, and"showing the cum er of oin cere and men . paraded by the com nany fer1 iosp?o-tiou a* -hereinbefore provided, and naming the command ing officer' entitled to receive the warrant as,aforesaid : Provided, thai if the aggregate h'urnbe'r'of the mi! litia so inspected - in all th? Cumpa nie? in the State ?hall exceed three; thousand "five hundred, each company numbering thirty or m >re officer* and men, inspected asaforesaid, shalt receive one hundred and twenty dot lars, an'd such addition*! am.mut as it shall be entitled to by apportion ing the sum of two th u?aud dalia H among ail the officers and men io tbt militia compauies ot the State *x ceeding thirty iu each company. Ano it shad be the duty ol the ?oj-nant and inspector-general, bet?re ?eauiuf any certificate as herein bet.>re pro vided, to file with the comptroller general a elate m eut showing the tota number of companies iu the militia service of the State and the number of officers and.men in each company paraded and inspected as herein be fore provided : Provided, that noth lng Tn this' section contained shall apply to the present fiscal year, and that for the said fiscal year no further sum shall be appropriated for. the u e of the militia of this State than the sum of $10, X)0 appropriated in the Act to make appropriations to met t the 'ordinary expenses of; the State gOTernment for the fiscal year com mencing November 1, 1883 SEO. 3. That,Sect:on 36.1 berame- d-1 edrspAs to read as followfl { St?f* fr eers shall be appointed by the com mander? of the respective regiment?, brigades and divisions, subject to the approyal of theH^venror, .smd shall "co'ntiri n e i ri offi'c?^unt?TresignatTon or removal. SEC. 4. There shall be a general -uniform worn bytbe volnnteerWo^r of this State, and for this; purpose the; ?adjutant and inspector general" bba'li appoint a commission consisting o! himself ^ud four members ot thy State volonte r troops, who,?halI pre.-7| scribe a regulation uniform to be worn by the officers, non commissioned offi cers and privates of the State volun teer troops. SEC. 5. That all Acta and ports ol Acts inconsistent.ft)tb the proviaione of this Ac* be and thc same ?-.re here by repealed. - DEAD LETTER OFFICE CURIOSITIES. -A bottle of " pain cure," addressed to (Queen Victoria by a Gfeorgia doc tor, who confidently asserts that it will cure Her MK?city's injured knee, is detained ai rhe dead letter office at Washington. Another curriomty :t?f the mails is a communication address*-' ed to " Messrs Blaine, Davis & Ma hone, machine manufacturing con? pany, Baltimore, Md.," by a Ru-sian firm dealing in belting ard rubber goode.; This communication;?BJ?U'P j posed to have been called forth by an article^ pub?phed ?n a 'Biltimore newspaper, wherein Messrs. Blaine D ivie and Mahone are referred to io connection with the political machin ery. A hog snake (a rare specie*) a centipede and a liz rd were also de tamed in the mails Wednesday and | found a home in the muBtum of the dead letter offico, 1 T. H. M. 0. T. S. PIAIS AND Ft."" 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 G. O. ROBINSON & CO. Save Money at 831 Broad street, Augusta Ga. lO?l?ilAISE: Latest Sunday School Book. NEW HYMNS OF^LOYE & PRAISE" N EW S&Nf?S F u HOPE & TRUST," Beautiful fflyuiiis, Inspiring Music, Containing Choice Selections from' th* Most Valuable Productions and . Best Writers of Poetry and Som:, with ?few Ibmns and >ew Music, i COMPILED BY W. LUDDEH and 6. 0. -BOBDreON. FulLEdition, Word?and Music. Price 3"? e~nt*? ( post-paid l;r$3 60 per 'dozen, by T3NpJ??!V'ii'vVord Edition-Hymns only -IZcent* (post-paldl; $1 20 "per dozen, hy Express. ! Specimen Copy, Full Edition, in paper cover, 25 cents, post-paid, G O ROBINSON <fe CO., PubiibheiB, Augusta, Ga., T. H. M. O.T. S. JvlS J2. 1883. lvAfi Por Saje. i ?tn non bricr. at my JL O\J*yj Wt BricKvard at Edge field i\H J.h. ADDISON. _| ,Jan 12, 1884.-216 -Notice ! ALL persons are hereby warned not to hire, harbor, or give employment W any kind" to one JACOB WHITE,' (col.) as he is under contract with me for the vear 1881. T. C. MORGAN. i Jan. 22, 1884.-2l7 I Sweet Sum and Mullein! Nature's Owu Medicine for the lure of Coughs, Colds. Croup, Whooping Cough, Hoarseness, and all af -^JfectionB arising from the in flamed condition of the Throat, Lungs .md ; _ \mi BowelB. 'FoTsaleby /?\ - : D. R DTJRI30E, . Dec. i, '83 ] .4dt>errt'.ser Building. TUTT'S PILLS TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, - and MALARIA. From these soarcm arise three-fourth s of the diseases of tue human mee. Th eeo symptom* indicate . Liu a- exist eu ce : Loss of Appetite, Howe] - costive, ?Melt Head ache, inline?? ?i ratine, avtmiou to exertion of budy mind, Eructation of food, Irritable ?/ of temper, tow spirit*, v feellnR of baYlng^arglected. ??mc duty, IMxxi.ieaa, Flattering at the H .art, Hots before the eyea, highly col. ored Urine, f O.wriPATlorv, and de mand?e use of & remedy tbnt nota directly on tho'.Ivor. AsaLlver medicine TC'I'T'S PILLS hav? no e.?ual. Their action on tho Kl lucys and Skin la also prompt; removing all impurities through these three u scav eiiRrre of the system," producing appo ?te,noa'id digestion, regular stools, a clear skin aiid a vigorous bodw T?TT?? PILLS i causo- no naospa or griping nor interlere with d-illy'work and arc a perfect ANTIDOTE TO MALARIA. IXE FEELS T.IKE A SEW MAW. have had Dyspepsia. wluT/Conailpa tion.tro years, and hnvo M dtsAdifferent kinds of pills, and Trfi's ase thc first ihat have done me any good. They have cleaned me oat nicely. My appctiio is splendid, ibid digests rcadilyv-tuid I now have natural passages. I feel Uko a new man." W.J). EDWARDS, Palmyra, O. Solderwywh- rp,2rsc. Qfflp?,4| MnrrnrSt.,y.Y. TUTTs nmm. GHAT HAIR '? ? TTCTIS changed in stantly to a ;c by a s Ingle ap plication of: v. . byDruggists, ?r8entbyc-\ -'nto/Jl. Office,4> . . t," >'ew York. TUTTS HARK' JL RECEIPTS FR> ADOR-VED BY ] THE STATE BOARn OFEITOOmQN 5,10,15,25,30 CENTS, I ,.B?S^"NDTH^PEST' SPELLERS 12 CENTS. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE J. M. ANDERSON, ' Formerly Manapinjj PartneVJ and Sales man of PJb^RCE, ANDERSON & CO-, C(4l'0NvE ACTOR IMMISSION**" MERCHANT, *.%. -AT THE - [ Old Stand of R A. Fleming, \ ^ 01)3 -REYNOLDS ST., ATTIC USTA, Gr A. SPECIALTY. iT??ftlie a Specialty nf celling Oats and ' Wh^at-during th?* .Summer, and am now read v'to fill orders for Sacks and tore oeiv? Consignments. Polrs?nal attention given to all husi iie?J?. Consignments nffOTTON< CATS 'anfu^V'll E AT solicited. Glad to see my Edgufisld Iriends at all times. ;\pry 3, 1883.-17tf Lsw Firm. GRIFFIN & CALUSQN. The undersigned have entered into a partnership in the practice of Law in all the-Courts of this State. S. B GRIFFIN, JAMES CALLISON. Sept. 10, 1883. WE WANT OMR OR TWO RELIARLE, IVDDVf KIO?B M KN IN KVKRY TOWN AND COUNTY" To SELL OOH POPULAR B->oKS. Olf-r liberal inducements Applicanb wiil please give age, experience (if any), and n-fere- ce as to character and habits. 4 i,pl?-n<tid chance for men who are not a'raid of work and want to make mi. ney. A pply in per?on or bv lett?r to B. F JOHN?*l?M dc r<?.. ro29] 1013 Main St.. Richmond, Va "LORD LEONARD !" No. 6.V8, American icrsey Cattle Club Herd Register. Sire, Duval, No. 2>>69. Dam, Alice ?'arpenter. No. 4,H4. Bred by W. L. Balthis, E-q , Staunton, Va. Dropped Aug. 24th, 1879. Service fee W, in advance. Issue guaranteed. Cows should be sent 20th day after previous heat. Will send Bull anywhere in the Coun ty for five or moro cows. B. R. TH LMAN, Mar. 14, '88.] Hamburg P. O., H. C. STONO SOLUBLE GUANO, ACID PHOSPHATE, Georgia Chemical Works 'BALD EAGLE/ " ACID PHOSPHATE, John Merryman & Co's AM. f)IS. BONES, KAI NIT. The above brands of Fertilizers ar* considered among the VERY BEST, 'and I will have a large supply alway* ou h*nd from now until n?*xt Spring It will pay farmers to get in their Guanos as early as possible, so as to make compost. Dec. 5,1883 - 3m] J. B. NORRIS, Trenton. 8. C. F. A. 702 Broad Street, Cor. McIntosh. DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWELRY. STERLING SIL VS a WARE REED Sc 3^A.?* Celebrated TRIPLE-PLATED WARE. "pf CLOCKS, BRONZES & PINE FANCY GOODS AnonsTA, GA,, Noy. 27, 1H83 lv51 MARY A. DIAL, EX., ': ' Continuing ?he Business of JOHN C DIAL, Direct Importer and Dealer IB ENGLISH AND AMERICAN HARDWARE. Coliimbia, S. O India Rubber and Leather Belt'iDg, Sugar Cane Milla, Evaporator Pans Sheet Copper and Galvanized Sheet Iron suitable for making Evap orators, India Rubber and Hemp Packing, Files, Wrenches, Punches, &c, &c. Mechanics' Tool* or Every Description, Plows; Chains, Corn Shellera, Feed Cutters, Harrows, Circular Saws. TJprigh1 " Mill Saws, Lime, Cement, Plastex^?findow Glass, Paints, Brushes, Varnish, Carriage, Buggy ?nd Wagon Material of Every Description. Quality of ftoods and Prices Guaranteed. tSF Orders Accompanied with the Money or Satisfactory itefrrence Wil Receive Careful Attention. * [Mar. 14. 'S3-3ir The Entire Stock of Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Saddles, Harness, Leather. &c., at thc 0 d Sfnd of H. H. MAY & CO. Will fie Ofl?red lor The ftext ?flirty Days -Af GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ! THE above goods are all clean, fresh stope, made by the Best Manufacturers ii "the United States, stu' comprise the vdell known makes nf Stn tebaker. W ii burn Hnd Standard Plantation Waimnsj**?u\z -M. Bi-st quality ot 0|?en and To, Buggies, Prierons, Victorias and Kxteii-tojrrTop Cabriolets* m'qd* in the Nonti- p and Etnteru State* ? also seventy-five OpeL aud Too Buggies, ot Cincinnati Work Spring Wagons and Hoad Carts. Single and Double Harness, f**tui* Harnen. Plow Gear. Harn??, Traces. Collar Hits. Buckles, Pl?w Brillits, Um' relias. Whip*, Hors?? RIanketfi, Lap Ib-bes. ?V GK ?TO DUS, DHCKIl"?, ri"" niling, WMl' I rn?.", I'lJ'-, imii-r. ? uni I rx r-L.-, i,n)i wurr, 1? Leather at.d Rubber Belting, ab *i? s (?alf skins. Snip Leather. Shoe Finding Hemp, Jute, yoap Stone and Cuni Packing, Ac , Ac. These Gooda moor?*]? Large inducements Will -AND Be tillered lo Cash Bayers #*r Call Early and Examine the Goods and Secure tho Bargains Now Offrired."^ N. B.-Everv "Whicle unid nuhi?ct to the r?guler twplve months guarantee. JOHN S. DAVIDSON, Assignee OF ROB T H MAY ?fe Co. 704 Broad Street, Augusta, tia. Oct 24, 1881.-3m4G Cheapest Carpets in Jlugusta, Stock Larger, prices Lower than ever before Carpet? mid House Furn Oil nc Good?, the T argret Stork South, Moquet, tiru.?r i?, 3- Pl y n ml 1 ii cm I u t'arpein, icu--. Mat* and Ci umb Cloth*, Window Minde?. Wall .'aper?, Bordent, Luci l MHUIUH. Coritl?jf? and Pule*, Cocoa and ? anton Matting*. Upholstery, Chromo?. P$"*rVVrlte for Sample* and Price*. J OIK- fi. K <% ILI f*'. rfc SO XS. Oct. 3, - S3. ; Old Stand JameiG. Batllo at Bro., 703 Broad St , A VG ITSTA, Od, I GOOD LANDS-CHEAP, TRADE MARK HEGIS1 ERED. OFFER for salo a Tract of Land in Aiken County, on the Upper Three Runs, ! containing Seven Hundred Acres. Will ; cut the Tract int > 100 Acre lota, or sell it HR a whole, bi knit purchasers About j 300 Acres of cleaved land, the balance in ; natural fores'. There is about 100 Aeres ! of good bottom land, suited for Rice ur j Com. This laud lies as level as any land ' well can on a creek, lt is good co:toTr?>r corn land, and well watered Titles irood Terms} Four dollars p*r acre, divided in three Installments, with 10 per cern, interest per annum. This land lies on the waters of tho Up per TureH-Kuus, n?-ar Montmoreuci, on Sou'h Carolina Rnilwav. Any further Information can be ha ] by plying to me at hdgefield (J. H , * C., ?ltneriJOTKort?-lly or bv letter. T 1). H. TAYLOR Nov. 21,18$3.-3iri A NEW TREATMENT For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. -} Dyspepsia, Catarrh Headache, De bility, K h m at tem. Neuralgia, and alt Chronic " ? ' Nervous Disorders. .19 undersigned, having received .iud permanent benefit from th* ,?f "COMPOUND OXYGEN," pre .?red and administered tty DH.S STAR j KKY A PALEN, of Philadelphia, and bi I ing srtii-iird that it ls a new discover}' ii j medical science, and r.ll that is claimed J'fur it, consider il a duty which we owe to the many thousands whoaresnfierini: from chronic and so-called '.incurable'' disease* to do all that we can ttl mak** it virtues known and to inspire the public ith confidence We have personal knowledge nf Dr? ''arpets,'BqgS,* 1Mat? and"Crumb Cloths, ^Starkey A, Palen. Tbev are educated. Window .-Shades, Wall Papers, Borders, intelligent and conscientious physicians. Lace Curtains, Cornices and Pnles,*4Jij- ? who will not, we are sure, make am ena and Canton Mattings. Upholstery, statement which they do not know or b^ lleve tn be' true, nor* publish anv testi monials or reports ol" cases which ar? C A RP E T SI :. Carpets and House Furnlshine (iourt?, the Largost Stock South ol' Bul tingre. Moquet, Brussels. 3 Piy and Iin/raln Engravings, Chromos, Pic ure Frames. i-r? vt rite lot KHwpleti and Prices. BAILIK & rosKKKV, Augura, Ga. June 26, lh83.-29 SEED OATS Tafan in Exchay\gc for ' . YOUNG FRUIT TREES ! Address, ... W. K. NELSON, Prrpri?tof Georgia Nursery, Oct. 2, 1883 -3m] AUGUSTA, GA. Fruit frees FOR ?ALE. ?PPLE TREES One to Three years old, 4 to 7 feet high, $10 per IOO 25 varieties, from earliest to latest. PE AC H TREES, Bakei^Bread f Alexander, Avisden's June, ?c, i THRESH Baker's BREAD, RUSK, iTsn A? CAKE?, Ac, alwavs un sale ' y -ALSO- D R. DU RISO E Grape Vioes, Mrawberry Plauts, i Nov. 28,-?i] Advertiser Bunding. <ScO., <5cO. nor genuine WM. D. KKLLKV, Member vf Congress from Philadelphia T. H. ARTHUR Editor md Publisher " Arthur's Hom* Afngtizme," Philadelphia. V. Iii CON* AH, Editor " Lutheran Observer," Philadel phia. PHILADELPHIA, PA ,. J"uo 1, 1x82. In order to meet ana'nr-vl Inquiry in >rrumrd to our professinnal and p*-rs->nin aian.iinii. and to (rive increased conti d?-nce in our siau nu nta and in thn err-no inenes'i of our t?-sMmumais and re|>orti? nf CiiMv^, we print tho ahnvo card from jifti'.iemen Wr-11 and widely known and of the hiwhfwt personal elniract^r Our " Treatise on i umpnuvrt Oxygen," con ainiiiK' a hisiory ot me di^oivriry ni and mode of ac-ion of this n'inMrk?bl? eiirati? e acent, arid a larunrecord "fnur prisin>r cures in Consumption, Catarrh, Neuralgia, ?ronehiris. Vsthma etc., and a wide range of chrome diseases, will be. sent free .Address 1MB STAMKKY & PAI.KN, linn and IJ 1 Girnrd Street, Philada, Pa. Oct. 17, 1883 -45 Send for Catalogue. Address, W. K. NELSON, Dec. 12, 1883.] AroufTA, GA. Matches! Matches! FIVE Boxes for a nick, at DURISOK'S Grocery. Nov. 28,-81 WHISKEY! A Really Pure Stimulant. I This Whiskey is controlled entirely by VENABLE & IIF.Y MAX, N. Y. It is distilled in Maryland, in the slate water regions of that State, from the small grail) 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 to be sold until fully 3 years old. in order tn be en tirol v free, by evapo ration, from fnsi.'l oil. VENA BLE & 11EVMAN oller these goods as perfectly pure, to fill a long felt wa-'t. 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 Au? 28, IW8.-UiiBS AUGUSTA, GA. Remodeled, Cleansed and Re paired! Tho most CENTRAL and DELIGHT FUL locution In Hw oily. A Table ol' SUPERIOR excnLencn. The H ANDSOMEST DINING ROOM in the State. Omnibus and polite and attentive Port ers, distinctly marked "GLOBE HO TEL," at every train. Tho accessibility of tho GLOBE to tho Wholesale mu! Retail -torus, Theatre and places of interest, makes it especially desirable for families ami business men visiting the city tU K. KltOWS, Manager. LOUIS LUDCK&XN, Clerk. Augusta, Ga., Oct. 2. 1883. Thc liest Tobacco: -AND CoiiiHioEi Tobacco! AN1"* every prado warranted sound and pure, and as represented. Pi i ces from Wet* to 31.00 per pound-Cash, Sept.-X D. R. I) UK WOE. THE SEDGWICK mn FENCE. 'flTE aK>vn cut r."|--osents H unction ? and fini? nf a f?tr?ntr, di nap ?nd dnr hlfl St/*>1 Wire Fmw which are nov.- bf MB nR**d ar tim Vorth and NarUvwMl in T' fnrewe ro any other kind ol' frncinV. Vliernvr i? has boen tritd it has given r>-a? ??tisranr?m. Ir ls a nm wirk ?Kimm burbs and ?rill fi?-p oin small pie* or any other anima! - hat mtv injure irardnn* ?r farm crops .Ii mal<es rio ?hid> und shelters no ene .ilnx tn n.i-?ps or p.?nitry. It i? just the PTW ? for Gardens, LoU. l.jr?TV?, Pat ks aiid ?'^m^teriea. Heinz dipped tn Itiisf-'proof paint it wl'l . sr a lile ?imn, and is better th in boar-1 . nen in every res nwt D is ea^iiv ami quickly put up. ??jierlmeMs nf '"care and Ont?? l'an be seen nt the ADYKRTIPKB hnild.iO? vhern a ftttttk is kept ntl hand, and when ill inform?t!m as ?o price, ?c, can ht ibtained. H. M niTWOVAST, Azt. BDOEFIELD C. H.. S. C. J EX ff IK GS' ? IMPROVED LIVLR PILLS LIGHTNING LINIMENT! ?Prepared and warranted by The Jennings Medicine Co. "W. E. LYNCH, /1<7?>!< for the Slate of South Carolina. March 20, 1883. FOB E^H AND BEAST. For more than a third of a ccntnrythe i ]lUezlcanIUIu9{nngXiluim?ntliaHOOCnl j known to millions all over the world as I tho only safo reliaucc for tho relief of j accidents and nain. Ic ls a medicino I a ho vu nrlco and praise-the boot of itu hind. " Fox every iona of external pain tho Mn3tnnfr I.lnimeni fa without an ecmaL lt penetral.-? flesh and m?sele to the vary bone-making tho continu ance of pain and Inflammation impos sible. Its effectsnpOii human Flesh and Ihn Unto Treat ?nu aro equally wonder ! lui. Tho Mexican Liniment is needed by somebody In every house. Every day bi inpa news ot' thc agouj'cfaa acsiul .cala or burn subdued, of rheumatic martyrs re stored, or a Tiilnah?u horne Ol.' ox saved by tho bealing power ol ILL* which speedily cures such nilments of tho HUMAN FLESH na Rheumatism, Swellings, Stiff (gi Joint.', Costoctcit Hinseien, Bunts nnd Scalds, Cuts, Krui? o s nnd Sprains, Poisonous Bites nnd Stings, KtlflWss, 3Utraene?n, Old Sores, tl orrs. Frostbites, Chilblain*. Sore IV!pplm, Coked i:renn?, and Indeed every form of estcrual dis ease. It hcalq wilbont sears. For tho BEUTE CUEATIOH lt eaves Sprnlna, Swinny, Stiff Joint*, Founder, T?nmes*, Sores, Hoof IM s? caces, Foot ltot, Screw H orin. Scab, Hollow Horn. Scratches? Vviud? trails, Spavin, Thrush, Klnghonc, Ultl Sores, r*oll r.vil. Film upon tho Sicht nnd every oth.r ollnieu! fo which trio occupant* of thc Stable and SI ocle Yard uro liable. Ibo SIcsicail M ii s tum; Liniment always cures and never disappoints; and lt is, positively, THE BEST Osr ALL J?C3 HM 03 BEAST. KINARI) BROS, DEALERS JN DRY GOODS & NOTIONS CHOICE GROCERIES, H?_TS & GAPS; BOOTS & SHOES . Ind General Merchandise, ETHEREDGE'S, - - - - S.O. Nw. 7, 1SS;t. 35-Horse Power Engine, 3????orse Power Boiler -JPL. HST ID SAW MILL, fVow Runniss? at Trenton, S. C., for Sale Cheap. GEORGE H. LOMBARD & CO., AUGUSTA, GA. Foundry, Machino \TK- ^y^r^?Jj??^^SSS^I^*SUMB?mJC^t 3 Car loada NEW B-.il.r Works near Wa >-:%Ta?T35 \ntuf\?Y^5^dHTRC|- ENGI.NES. tur TOWT. ^H?UpJP?Lt^HMibySI 1 far load SEC 30(1 PULLEYS. &-??&&?JLJ^ 111.000 reel sll ? FTIN^i "w^VT^^i^ggaMaasjr a ?iTfiri-r__BiGIy?s Sent. 12. IRS3- ly] -REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE - A. P. PADGETT, Ag'i, ' ./->._ STILL _VT First and. Last Cliance MADISON, S. O. KEEP some of tho beet Wines, Brandies, Ales, Whiskies, &c, sold in the United Statee. Specialties: ?a6 her wood's Golden ?hen I' [Monongahela Whiskey Fine Cigars and Tob?ceo, Southaanpton Peach and Apple Brandy, Pure Korth karolina Whisker. S?f" My FOOLING F.00M ?3 in fine order; and I am just finishing and furbishing a superb Eitting roc?n next to my Bar, for the ase of customers and?friends. B? nure to call"on ms. A. P. PADGETT, Ag't., MADISON, & a Nov. 7, ISS3.-yS nst Crow a little. Dt>ar reader, yan mast pardon us this time if vn throw aside oar usual modesty and say some things of ourselves. Whil* other houses are complaining of poor trade, our salea far exceed the sam.? time last year-our books show it. This speaks volumes for our commercial eagacity .and buei ness thrift. However, this does, not can e ue to relax our efforts.. Our ambition is to do a Still larger business; and we say to you and to all our friends and customers, that in the future, as in the past, wo will endeavor to give you3ETTER SHOES, MORE ACCOMMODA TIONS, MORE CONSIDERA TION, for the same amount of money, than you can get elsewhere. Call on us B 4 ? 'buy. N. W; MlSPHEY & SON, 564 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. 564. Nov. ?9 18S3.-mr:U SM1?-gTT?^.-r-.?.f.'.i...'',Jf~ivi'r^~gW' rr?*1 ??-?-?-? Pleasure am! Profit to all to HaYe WATCHES and JEWELRY REPAIRED AT j_ ."o:_ IP m JEL ^ST* 7-21) Uroail Si. (Op. Central Hetti) AUGUSTA, GA., ?The. Gold IVtedAl. Manufacturer.-?; jC=_y . A y ru. LIXE OF GOODS COSSTASTLY os HAKD. Monogram Engraving and Optical Goods a Specialty. Oct 3 IS83.-43 BRUM CLARlC Sift Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Ts now openinir a Bean ti Ttl 1 Linc of FALL and WINTER MILLINERY. AU tho LEADING STYLES will be found in her carefully selected Stock of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS. Materials for FANCY WORK A SPECIALTY. NiceGLOVESand HOSIERY, INFANTS' CAPS, dee. A lull line of NOTIONS, as usual. ?Kr Call and get Lowest Prices at Oct. 13, 'S3 -ly] Mrs. N. BBUM CLARK'S? Ai.FRBn BAK'KR, President. JOSEFH S. BEAN, Cashier. AUGUST ASAVINGSiBANK 811 Broad St, Augusta, Ga. Cash Assets, Surplus, $275.000.00? ? .25,000.0? TRANSACTS a GENERAL DEPOSIT & DISCOUNT BUSINESS interest on Deposits of Five to Two Thousand Dollars. Special A. tt en ti on Given to Collections* JOSEPH S. BEAN, Cashier. Oct, 24, 188*.- tv|4 CAMAHILL, 733 aird 735 BROAD STREET,. .AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN AU KINDS OF CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGIES PLANTATION and ROAD WAGONS, CARTS, Etc. Manufacturers' Agents for the sale of the Cortland Wagon Co's. Spring Wagons and Buggies, Wilson. Childs & Co's. Philadel phia Wagons, FRAZIER & BRADLEY ROAD CARTS, Thc ?r? Cari. Thc Only Cord. Wo have added to our stock of fino Bungles and Rockaways, A Line of Cheaper Trade Buggies, Wade to our own ordor, with special regard to tho Quality of the wheels, ax les, aud springs, which we will sell Lower tlian any house this side of Cincinnati !S~0 CTTE?P AUCTION WORK SOLD. Also, a Full stock rf Saddlorv and Harness, Bridles, Collars, Whips, Buggy Umbrellas, Trunks, Coach material of every description, Cloths, Paints, Coach Varnishes. Also, Loather and Gum Belting, Packing, Rivets and Lacing, Hooks and Punches, Italian Hemps, and Soapstone Packing. Also, Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather, French and American Calf and Kip -kins, Liuinga and Goat Skius. A full stock of Shoe Lasts, latest styles, just received. psr Send on your orders, or call and see us. Our charges will, at all times be April B Q 4,1888.-tn: TTOM PRICES!