Edgefield advertiser. (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, October 15, 1885, Image 4
ge?tife Mhbtrtht?
HI? LAST CIUA.lt.
A small boy pufft*] at a big cigar,
- j Ul? eye? bulged out and bin cheek
sank io,
li^ gulped rank fumas w illi his lips ajar
b$ while muscles shook in his youth Cu
chin;
His gills vtere groen, bul iio i mole i
smile
And sat high up on tho farmyard stile,
'And cocked his bat o'er his gla>sy oyo
Thea wuuk a wink at a row near by.
The earth swam round, but tho sillo sto<>.
still;
The trees rose np and tho kid slid down
He groaned aloud, for he iblt so ill,
. And knew that cigar had "dono hin
brown;"
His head was light and his foot like lead
His cheeks grew white as a linen spread
While bo weakly gasped, as ito gazed afar
"If I live, this here's my last eigar.''
' [Philadelphia Nnus.
?itv CH appel l's.
. Kot quite two years ago, it <vill lie re
membered that tho town of Chappeil's in
* the upper portion of this county was en
"tirWy swept away by that fearful cyclone
which swept ' over our county from one
sida to the other. Hence the present town
might very properly be styled New Chap
' The town has been la?d off in lotsand half
a doaannew stores lia ve gone up and the
good work.of building still goes on. Mr.
: Gao, T. Reid, one of the largest merchanls
in tae.-coonty, does business at Chappeil's.
MonoUton & Keislor, J. A Stewart, Ucorge
lld!, and Dr. Calhoun are also doing a
il JU nabing business at this point. Messrs.
Irwin A Btnitu are engaged in building a
cotton gin and grist mills at this place.
There'ere several new residences recently
built and still being built, just up on the
hill from the depot. It is expected to have
iiib town incorporated at tho next session
of the Legislature. v
'. Chappeil's is located in the midst ofore
of-the finest farming sections of the State,
and can confidently expect to continue a
good bnr?eati centre. .Wa^hope soon lo
ese the Saluda bridged at that poi ni,, ai. ci
in a few years New Chappeil's will bea
town of aomemagnitnd6.-Newberry Uer.
aid and News.
Oonlate?D??ed Drinkfug ?aler.
0 on laminated drinking water is thc-cause ?
ol' ec mitch sickness thal ev?ry man and
woman grown should know good waUr
when they see it, a~nd have the means of
testing it. Water may, to all appearauce,
ba clear and sparkling, and yet contain the
;,.gersas.of' fonl diseases. Tho presence o'
ycbrorite tells the story. This substance is
Viever found* in the soil, and when dis
.covered in, water must have come from
the human system. In our daily food we
use salt-the chloride of sodium. After
passing from the human body it becomes
separated, and the chlorine make appear-1
ance tn the contaminated water. As much
as thirty or forty grains to the gallon is
often found in water drawn from wells
near where people live. Let it be under
stood-the more chlorine in the waler the
moro danger, and, also, that no waler is
really fit to drink which has any of (his
loreign substance. This is not a pleasant
subject to disease, but people who are too
lintv to pay any attention to it endanger
S Bf*?!? Against ?oifigTufo tm
.9 W Wells. /
Yorkvifle Enquirer.
On S.t?unlay (he nth instant, at tlu
residence of Mr. 0. J. Gwin, in the south
western part of the county, Marshall
. Hamilton, colored, lost Iiis life from suffo
cation by foul air in tho well of Mr. (iwin,
whicn hi ha?'.undertaken to clean. He
* wontio Sir irwin's housa ?iboul 8 o'clock
in the morning to begin work, and M>.
Gwin fearing the well might be contami
mUedvifch gas, lowered a lamp, which
waa at once extinguished, satisfying him
*that bis suspicions were com ~t. Tho
lamp WM lowered a second time i th Ibo
aame result, when Mr. Gwin decided to
defer the work until after 1 o'clock in the
afternoon. Oo lowering the lamp for the
! third limo in the afternoon, the il-une
went out aa before, and notwithstanding
JIamilton was cautioned of the danger m
descending, he persisted in going down.
- He-brought up a rail that was in the
. well, remained up about half an hour and
. then went down again for a a board th.-.f.
wae at the bottom. He waa told to put
the board in the bucket and come imme
diately After it. While the bucket con
taining the board was'being drawn up,
the end of the board became fastened in
the frail, and the backet could not be
drawn.up. Hamilton waa told to unfas
ten the board, but tailing to do so and
not answering when called, light ?was re
flected to the bottom and he was seen
bitting motionless. The body was taken
ont as soon as possible.
.Taniug a Parent.
SteWFaAher-'.'liOok here, young man,- I
your teacher telle mo you excused, your- 1
Belf lrom jsckoolby telling her your moth- ?
er waff^ipkr^-Wba^ do-you mean by lyii g J
to your teachet^irT''
.raidnTlie."
"Yes, you did. Your mother isn't s.cfc.
and you know it."
"Soe said she waa."
"When?" ?
" Laatnight. She said she was sick of 1
, haying yon.come home at 2 o'clock in the
morning .with your cuffs on your ankles."
. '" Well, of course, if she was sick it was
perfectly right for you to stay out of _
school/mysoh. There, here's a nickle;
mo and get somo candy, and we won't, j
say any more abont the matter." ?
_, , , ,_ ali
A Remarkable Escape.
. Mr?. Mary A. Dailey, of Tunkhanuock, jj?
Pa, wasafil.cted for six years with Asthma tll
and. Bronchitis, during which lime the 1
best physicians could give no relief. Her
life was despaired of, until last October
j Bhe-procnrfo a Bottle of Dr. King'* New
? Discovery," when-immediate relief was loft,
and by continuing its use for a short timo JT
6?e was completely cured, gaining in fleeh
50 lbs. in a few months.
Free Trial Bottles of this certain cure
of all Throat and Lung Diseases at the
Drug Stores of W. E. Lynch, Edgofield, "
and S. T. Hughes, Trenton. Large Bottles
$1.00. _
- au<
Ost Off* Your CbUls, and FJect All
Biliousness from Your System.
It ls easily done. Jennings's Hepatic K
orJAoer Medicine will do it without fail ~~~
-and very qulokly too. Nor need you ??
live on it by any means. A little now SgJ
and then, when you actually feel tho
need of ii, will keep you splendidly rag
straight Try it-Jennings's Hepatic or 55g
Liver Medicine-sold by W. E. Lynch, Kg
Druggist
Ringa, ClifJns, Pins, Buttons, and ove- gg
thine in noe Jewelry, at
B PENN'S Drug Store. 1 T
SN
An Honest Mat?i
Detroit Free ?'HHS.
" J am f/oing down town," KUI! ?tcilizer
ona Wood ward-avenuecar yesterday, "tc
return a lc,*>t wallet tn its owner."
Every man in the car ??ricked np his
cars, anti one of them moved up closer and
inquired
" Von found u willi I., eli ? '
" Yes, sir."
" On tho stree! '.' '
" Yes."
" In the day ti me?*'
" No, at night."
" Anybody sec yon pi?k i? up?"
" Not a soul."
" And you would have been j>.-ili < lly
safe in keeping ii ?"
" 1 Would."
"Well, sir, Wi mu shake hands willi
you. I Lave wanted to live long ..nongli
to lind un honest man, and 1 have found
him."
They shook.
Many of the passengers were visibly
affected
"And how much money was in Hie
wallet?" queried tho interrogator after
wiping his eyes on a pink !. rdered hand
kerchief.
" Kot a blamed cent."
Then tho curtain went down and tl.e
audience filed out.
COKCKRNINd (J KO KHK WASHINGTON.
A correspondent,;^ Mr. Julian Sladden,
writes to a Lindon newspaper that l.o has
discovered in the secluded little parish
church of Wickhamiord, near Evesham,
tho Washington coat of imus, tho well
known Stars and Sliip'v. The emblem ?S
gm ven on a lld stone within thc altar
r uis, and accompanies a Latin inscription
ti tho memory ol' IVnelope, daughter ol
Colonel Ilbiiry Washington, descended
from Sir William Wasbingloo, Knigb^
of tho county of Northampton. T!ds lady
died February 27di, 1G97, and the in
scription, observes Mr Sladden, is well
worth the notice of Americans and others
aa showing how the moot illustrious of|
the name waa descended from a slock
honored alike in puidic and piiva?e
Phil American.
These are Solid Fncls.
The best blood purifier and sytti m re?;u
litor ever placed within the retch of suf
forirg humanity, truly ?9 Electric Bitters.
Inactivity of the Liver, Biliousness, Jaun
dice, Constipalion^Weak Kidneys, or any
ditstcco of the urinary organs, or whoever
requires an appetizer, tonic or mild stimu
lant, will always find Electric Bitters the
best and only certain euie known. They
act Burely and quickly, every holt!? guar
anteed to ??vu entire satisfaction, or money
refunded ?Sold at fifty cents a hollie by
W. E. Lyucb, Edg?fi?ld.and S.T. Hughes,
Trenton._
It Shall Pnt Sickness HIMI Suffering
Under Foot ?
It shill cure ntl the people and put
siek lies? and sn Hering, under foot! We
mean Penn's Bitters, tho com lort, the
refuge, the salvation of millions. Add
disease upon disease, and iel >he worst
eomo, we aro sale if we use Penn** Hit tern.
Though thoudiest with dyspepsia, torpid
livor, biliousness and headache yoi shall
thou live if thou lakest Penn'M Hitter*
What woman is liiere, weak, feeble and
sick, who uselh Pom's Hitters, ntn\ is pol
made strong and cheerful by ?j,? Indem]
all our pains and aches nut] diseases (jo
I tko chaff before tho wind whenever we
wisely have .roonurso to Penn's Hitlers/
Jj. L. PKNN A SON are now displaying
?hhR?rli?? io iii? AnvF.RTiv.v.R
TAX NOTICE.
IWI LL-bo at Ute f<?llowing places on
days named, for ?illection ol' Taxes
Tim lovy Ihr tho present fiscal y eur is UH
fiiUowa: State lax, 51 milla, County,-4
mills, School, 2 m ?Uri.
RidgoSpring, Thursday, Ont, I
Ward's, Friday, M 2
Johnston, Saturday, 44 :i
KdgelioldO.il., Monday, " 5
Roil lilli, Tuesday, " (?
Onlllera, Wednesday, 44 7
Holder's, Thursday," 44 8
Clark's Hill, Friday, " 44 !>
Mndoc, Saturday " IO
Parksvllle, Monday, 44 12
Plum Brandi, Tuesday, 44 i:i
Minor's, Wednesday, '4 14
Longmiros, Thursday,' 44 15
P. P. Doolittle's, Friday, 44 Ki
Chealham's, Saturday, i( 17
Meeting Htroot, Motiduy, 44 ll)
IMoaHunt Lane, Tuesday, 14 20
Hurst's SUire, Weil. (?Thurs. 21,22
I laltiwanger's, Friday, Oct. 2H
Tray wick Chapel, Saturday, 44 24
W. W. Owdom's, Moiiday, 44 20
Kichardsonvillo, Tuesday, 44 27
Coleman's X Rd's, Wednesday, 44 28
(Crouch's Store, Thursday, 44 2it
Pu ri Toy's, Friday, 44 :iu
Kmani's Store, Saturday, 44 :;i
Csughman's. Monday, Nov. 2
MoUton's X Kd'rc, Ttieaday, 44
Mt. Willing, Wednesday, 44 I
J. D. Watson's, Thursday, 44 5
Watson A Bros., Friday, 44 ti
Trenton, Saturday, 44 7
Kdgelield C. H., from Monday, Novem
ber ?, to Nov. 80th.
After which 15 per cont, will be added
to all unpaid taxes.
W. L. STEVENS,
Sept. 2, 18? J Treasurer E. C.
For Rent.
IWI LL rent for tho >nsuingyear Hie
residence ami farm formerly owned
irv Louis P Jones. Thc farm contains
fifty-five or sixty acres of cultivatable
and. The residence is a commodious
mlldlng with four tire places, together
A* i th barn.stable.s, crib, garden, and "ino
d' the rUu?st wells of water immediately
II the yard. There is a good pasturo
ehced in on tho promises. Tenu;! essy
o ail approved renter
J. IL HOLLINGSWORTH.
Sept. :t0, 18X5.-3143
School Books.
Save half your money by buying SEC
>N0 HANI) BOOKS, which are justas'
omi in every respect as now ones,
argest col lection in tho State. School
upplios and Stationery in great variety.
We also Keep NEW SCHOOL BOOKS.
Vu T. STINK,
100 Centre Street, Augusta, On.
Sept. 10, 1885.
FIRST-CLASS LIMBER.
?A VI NO recent" y set up a Lumber
Mill ou a finely timbered tract
?out two miles South ward ol'Johnston,
id one mile from C. C. itr A. lt. lt., we
?W oller to tho public the best of pine
miter in all classes. We guarantee our
III ber and will set our prices bi suit
o times. J. P. ?t J. W. HARDY.
May 27. 1885.-0-25
CARTWRIGHT'S
rlobe Motel !
Headquarters fut Commercial men
1 Country Merchants.
Centrally located-Corner Broad
il Jackson Streets, Augusta, Cia.
JXO, P. CARTU RIGHT.
5ept. 9, 1885.
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PLAIVTAT?OS FOR SALE.
AVALUADLE place, situated on Hu
^Westside of iSioveii.s' Crook, with
1 in easy distance ot two stations (Wood
, J?wn and Mori wothor) on tho A. & K,
road, and not ovor twenty milos abov<
Augusta. This property consists ol' about
i Soven Hundred acres of lund, well suited
to tho production ol' cotton and grain, tn
?my other crop adapted to this climate.
J*. is odored privately until Doc. 7lh,
when, if not disposed of, it will lui sold
at Kdgelield C. il. al public outcry.
For particulars address tho undersign*
od, or apply to him on tho promises.
JOSEPn MERIWETHER,
Sept 2!), '85. 13] Woodlawn, S. C.
Notice.
BIDS will ho received for tho painting
of tho Lillie Slovens ('rook Church,
inside and out. Bidders to state ju ice
with materials, and aleo for work alone.
Dimensions ot' church : height, ls ft, in
side; length, 70 ft; width, 60 ft. Scats
und pulpit included, making a complete
job. Address the undersigned, who re
serves tho right lo roioct anyand all bids,
TUM LADIES" AID SOCIETY,
Mooting Street I*. O ,
Sept 30,-3143] Edgofield Co., H. C.
FOR SALE- A BAKtiAR
iMii'Z SHEPPARD PLANTATION
, containing ovor 320 acres, about s
of which lies within the corporate limits
nf Edgofield Village; h in original forest,
the wood standing sells at $l!> to $20 per
aero; about 60 acres of splendid ('reek
and Branch bottom land ; tho remainder
consisting of lino urabi and cotton land,
about 20 acroH of which is fresh.
Upon this place is a cottage ol'fi rooms,
with 3 framed dwellings, 2 with 2 rooms
each, and 1 with 4 rooms. There are also
ii half dozen beautiful hnildingsitesover
looking tho town. The bottom land is
very lino, and if properly prepared and
worked will mako 60 bushels oats, 30
bushels corn and 20 bushels peas each
[?or yoar. Terms easy.
Tho above will bo rented (about four
lior.-o farm) If not sold within 30 days.
ii. W. ADDISON.
Sept 2!), 18S?.-fit43
Executor's Notice.
NOTICE is hereby givon that on tho
7th day of November, A. 1). I88f>, 1
will make a lina! settlement as Executor
ol' the la>;t Will and Testament ol Mary
Comilit?n, dee'd., in tho ellice ol' the
Probate .1 udgo, and will at tho same time
make application to tho Judge of I'ro
b.ue in and for Kdgofield County fora
unal discharge from tho ellice of Exec
utor of tho Estate of tho said Mary (jo
million, dee'd.
MARK TON KY,
Sept. 30, V&5.-4H3J Executor.
WOMAN!
mitt REST FES!Sift?!>.
This famous remedy most happily
meets tho demand of tho iure for woman's
peculiar and multiform afflictions, lt is
a remedy f.r WOMAN ONLY, and for
one SPECIAL CLASS of her diseases.
lt is a speedie for certain diseased condi
tions (d' the womb, and proposes to so
contnd tho Menstrual Function as lo reg
ulate all the derangements and irrogo
lariUes of Woman's
MONTHLY SICKNtSS.
I Us proprietors claim for it no other med
ical properly ; and to doubt tho fact thal
this medicine dons positively possess
such controlling and regulating powers
is simply to discredit the voluntary tes
timony of thousands of living witnesses
who are to-day exulting in the restora
tion to sound health and happiness.
liradiield's Female Regulator
is strictly a vegetable compound, and is
tho product of medical science and prac
tical experience directed towards the
benefit ol
SUFFERING WOMAN!
!
lt is the studied proscription of a learned
physician whose specially was WOMAN,
mid whose fame hecamo enviable and
houndless because of his wonderful suc
BSHN in the treatment and ?.ure of fournie
-omplaints. TU E REGULATOR is the
BRANDEST REMEDY known, ami
Because il controls a class of function
tho various derangements of which isms
moro ill lioaltii than ail olhor (?use
combined, ami Kins r?senos hoi' from ;
long train of Rllliutions which sorely om
liitter lier life and prematurely end he
existence, oh! whats multitude of Uv
inji witnesses can testify lo its charuiinj
effects! WOMAN! take to your emili
dence this
PRECIOUS BOON OF HEALTH
[t will roliovo you of nearly all thc
complaints peculiar to your sox. Roly
UIMUI it as yoursafeguard for health, hap
piness and lon^; lifo.
Sold by all druggists. Send fur eui
treatise on the Health and Happiness ol
Woman, mailed free, which gives all
particulars.
The Bradlield Itcgiilator Co.,
Box 2\ Atlanta, Qa
OPIUM
?n? WHISKY ll A III'I'S erred
al. hoiiw- wit hout pain. BOOS
of purl Iciiliirn seul. KI?KlC.
D. M. WOOLLEY, M. D., Atlants.,G?.
DUTCH BOLTING CLOTHS.
NOW ?H the limo wJien every ono who
has a Mill should bo looking how
he ?tan make tho most and the bosl Flour.
In order to do this, he mus:, have a goisl
Molting Cloth. You can got thal by call
ing or sending lo
JAMBS MILLER,
Miller's C<n ncr, A utftutUt, (ia.
Jilly 1. 1885.-30
Application lor Ftsiai Dis
charge.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
2:^1 day of October next, the under
signed will apply to W. P. Roath, Judge
of Probate for Edgelield County, for a
Finil Discbarge as Guardian of Eninta
Jennings.
Sept. Il), 18.S5. J. R. DUR1SOK.
3hiH i Fever
n? Hollie Gun mn {.cori lo < 'ure.
()n<* (uso. lt Never Kails.
I.. PENN ?V SON aroaulhorixed lo
'und the money in i vory ra-o whore it
ls.
urge Imlllns.-??I lo ll? doses- price *1.
V U in your homes and on tho phill ta
ll.
?old only by G. L PENN ,Vt SON, ill
geliuld.
fiSfi^E^ & CO,,
ftruugMii niul Mivnufuc.tnrr.rR ,
LH?. I?, '???.1 AUGUSTA, GA.
r Etant, or for Sal?1 on ?br*
sonable Ternis.
A Acre I'nriii, near I'm n's
1, well walo rex I. Fine oats eau bc
wu on it.
Two Lots and II Dwelling, at liidgfl
lng.
Pour Ceinniedluns Stores, at Edge
l C. H.
2,000 Acres ol' Laud, on Shaw's
?k, :i miles from Trenton, partly in
fifield and partly in Aiken County
i line limber, ?valor powers, open
I and tenant houses. Will ho cut lip
small tracts if desired.
Iso, 'J good 45-saw Gins and 1 set Mill
cs for salo.
ARTHUR S. TOMPKINS, Airy.,
12, '84.-If] Kdgollohl C. II, S.e.
Rniilrortd Schedule*.
Charlotte, Columbia & Augus
ta Railroad.
CtCliJCDCJLBin cltbcfSopt. 14, ISSI :
SOUTHWARD.
No. 52-MAIL and EXPRESS.
Leave
Klatcsvillc,.7:45 a ir
Arri vf) Chariotto,.10:45
Laave Charlotte. 1:00 p n
Arrive at Columbia, [B].?: ir>
IioaveColumbia, [IJ]. 5:25
lieos vi I lo,.7:20
Batosbiirg.7:27
Kidg.i Spring,.7:.r)I
Ward's.'..8:02
.J(iiiliston. 8;18
Tronton. 8:30
Craniloville. 9:0C
Arrivo at Augusta, (?a.,. 0:38
NORTH WARI).
No. S3, DAILY-MAIL AMO EXPRESS.
Loavo
Augusta, Ca,. 8:45 a in
Crauitoville,. 0:20
Tronton,.10:07
Johnston,.10:24
Ward*?,.10:35
Ridge Spring,.10:4f>
?alesburg,.11:07
Leesville.11:13
Arrive at Columbia,.12:12 p ni
Leave Oo!:; m bin.12:52
Arrivo ut Charlotte,. 6:15
Leave Charlotte,.7:15
Arrivo Statosvillo,. 10:15
No. 17 DAILY-MAIL AND EXPRESS.
Leave
Augtusta, Ga,, (A). 5:55 j? in
Orangeville,. 6:53
Trenton,.7:25
Johnston. 7:53
Ward's. 8:04
Ridge (Spring. 8:15
Batosbiirg.8:37
Leesville,. 8:43
Arrive Columbia, (U;.10:25
No. 4S, DAILY-MAIL AND Exi'UKSS.
Leavo
Columbia,. 6:15 a m
Locsvillo. 8:0!l
?Kt+fsliur^,. 8:15
Ridge Spring. 8:37
Ward's. 8:47
Johnston. 8:58
Trenton. ?:l?
Vaucluse. 'J:40
Granilovillo,. f:50
Arrive at Augusta,.10:42
Mos. 52 :t:id 53 curry Pullman Sleopors
between Augusta and Washington.
Nos. 47 and 48 carry Pullman (Sleepers
between Augusta and Wilmington.
All accommodation trains going North
connect nt Chester with trains on Chostor
and Lenoir Railroad.
Through tickets sold ami baggage
checked to ali principal points.
li. R. TA LCOTT, fiup't.
M. SLAVOIITKR, (lon. l'as. Agent.
D. CAROWJSLL, Ass'tOon. Pas. Agent,
Columbia, S. C.
Augusta & Knoxville R. R. Co.
Schedule III Eflect .?uno '?5, 18N5.
(Read down.j (Road np.)
A. M. A. M. I_ ll?. M.
6 20 8 ?J 1 Lv Lau r*?HH Ar 7 50l 4 40
<; ou ii 55 ?? Waterloo, " 7 04' ?130
r. M.
7 (io 2 15 Lv Gronnw'd Ar (! 10 ll 10
7 23 2 45 Verdery, " C 47 ll 12
7 36 I 3 OB " RnullAyH, " | 5 34 1051
7 51 3 3 J " Troy, " 5 1? 10 27
8 10 4 08 ? " M'O'rmii-k " 5 (K) 0 58
8 25 . 4 35 .* IM'tn BrVJi " 4 45 1)34
s 40 fi 07 j " Pnrksvillo, " I I 30 ? 10
lu 45 7 45 Ur Augusta, Lv| 2 3(1 (?15
11.26 ILv Augusta Ar I 55
I' M
i; 05 Ar Keaufort Lv 7 47
fi 20 " Portltoyal " 7 35
ii 00 " Cliarlnsion " 7 00
7 Ol? I " Savannah " |,6 55
A M A. M
7 oo " Jucks'nv'le " 8 50
r. M
CoimecU?ns made nt G reen wood o und
from :?ll points on Columbia ?fe Oreen .
viii?? Railroad.
Timo 32 minutos slower than Augusta
(Imo.
$6;000 WORTH
-OF
A21515VB Hi? DAILY.
LAUGEST STOCK OF
Ladies1 Ihm Woods, Fancy
Goods asuTNotions,
I [JuVC SltUWU for Two ScacOBI) I'list.
ALI, my K|MKdalUiWj GENTS1 FUR
NISHING GOODS, CLOTHING
and Silo ICS, :iro kept right (ip to tho
standard. No Shoddy bargains pokod
al you-only autsli Koliablo Goods aa
!'?dgoliold people will buy.
Please id low me tho pleasure of show
ing my Goo 's and Prices to you, and tho
work is dono.
Itomemlior, I AM HEADQUARTERS
ou M ?OKS, CLOTHING, LEATH BR,
HA UK JOSS, iC-c.
I SPOT (/ASH COMMANDS BAR
I GAINS.
Grocery Department Full
of Choice Goods.
J. M. COBB.
NepL li, l.-.sr,.
rr
.L ?52 Kl) li I'll (JA KOLI NA PE NI?
TKNTIAKY KOUT and SI1UC FAC
TO KY liaii now boon in successful ope
ration Ihre? years, nud initial time baa
secured an onviablo reputation Tor tho
Make up ?nd Ojialily of itu goods. F>oal
ers throughout tim ivitinlry who woro
projudii'Otl in favor ol' other makos, aro
now <inly loo gl d to replace Unir old
storks willi th? pi (Millets of this Factory,
and orders uro daily roeoived from all
wutinnH'if thoSlHio, anil nuinhorlcssin
l*i i ii?-- l'or "sample linea*' from which
Ul s' !("-t. hil ?.rd:*r. Tho reputation of
hese goods for ...hira?iility" stands ii ti -
i val Ifni. Ono dealer writes: "1 shall
uiver SM!| iuiy but Penitentiary Shoes;
her?! ix moro money in Ifir-m (?mn in
iliylbiog that I liavn '-vcr handled."
A m .thor says: "Tho mae of'stllcli
lo'.vus' H?iipj'rd ino ou Tuesday have
roue ?ke . hot oaken;'-' scud mu two
miro eases."
Another, buying II?H li rsl bill, writes:
tiooils rocHvofl, ripon up splendidly,
II; I-< I I H i 11 I- nt. nf il ' big rilli' on thom."
Those uro tinta few of tho many loiters
oing wuiiilantly received. Ask your
iiunlry merchant for SOUTH CA HOM NA
'einteilt ?.try Shoos. Take those of NO
I II KU Potiilnniiary. All of our goods
ro suunpod rm Ilia boltom: A.C. DIB?
KT, Columbia, S. c.
Salesrooms: .:i;:i King St., Charleston.
. C.; Th! Kin? I St., Augusta, G.; and
iilmiihia, s. c.
.i mn :<. iss:t
iospoclfully inform ) his Krionds and
uutiors, Hint ho lias,
Si?co the Fire,
S(>T. up his mat at tho
LYAN HOTEL,
with a good stock of
Sr iro ceries
,v being daily ronruiled from tho best
rketa in tho land,
unie iiiiil soo mo.
H t ll. BRIMSON, A'RI.
i l. 21. ISSI.--ll)
HOT
- ?T -
The rush continues to be tremendous
for the last of our Ladies', Gents' ard
Children's Low-Quartered SUMMER
SHOES, but for the next two weeks we
will oifer the remainder of these goods at
a tremondous sacrifice to make room for
the Largest Stock of Fall Goods that has
ever been brought to the Southern market
What's the Use of Wasting
a Dollar When You
Can Save It!
Big Prices will not do in these times,
when even thc wealthy cannot afford to
waste their money ; and the poor require
double duty of every dollar and every
penny.
09c. Worth $1 25.
Lidien' India Kill Button at 09c;
worth $1 25 in any house
in the South.
75c Worth $1 25.
Ladies' Grain Burton Bootu at 75c;
worth $1 25. Tilia nhoe ?H un
doubtediy a groat bargain.
05c. Worth $1 00.
Ladina' Kid I'o?Hh BOO?H at 65c.?
worth $1 00. Thia in a great
catch, and you ahould see tht.m.
$1 00 Worth $2 00.
Lidiefl' Kid Button Boots, worked
button hole, box toe, at $1 00;
v/orth $2 00. Leen than
manufacturers' coat.
$1 50 worth $2 50.
Ladies' Curacoa Kid Button Boot,
worked hutton bolo, hox top, at
$1 50; worth $2 50. Every
pair warranted.
49c worth $1 25.
Ladie?'Kid Opera Slippern at 49c;
worth $1 25. This in the great
est bargain in the house,
ftc worth 25c.
LIII?OH' Toilet Slippers at 9c; worth
2(jj. Thia ia not half the coat.
75c worth $1 00.
Men's Calf Tiefl. We do not propose
to continue theae prices long.
$1 25.
Men's Calf Strap TieH sewed, at $1 25.
Thin ahoe ia strictly first class
in every respect.
Only 75c.
Geidp' A Calf Congreao Standard
Screw at 75c. Never sold before
for lesa than $1.25.
$1 00.
Gents' B Calf Congreaa at $1.00;
worth $1.75. There are only a
few of them left.
Wu will nell von a SLraw li?t worth fjOia-tfa^So--*lnn afill voi-.-.<
aell you our bent M.imao/o^t? worth $3 00 for $l./o.
"TIIfI THE FAMOUS
740 BROAD STREET.
Anguilla, Ga., Aug. ll, IS85.-50
r twnr ?riT-rnr-r-"-"-"
HARD TIMES!
HARD PAN PRICES !
JAS. L. QUINBY & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
?TEL Cook.
\ Have just received and have now on exhibition, an ex:
Ceedingly large and well selected of goods, which they oiler
at prices low enough to satisfy all :
Prints,
Dress Goods,
Flannels,
RopollantK,
Cassimeres,
J. .Ul-,
Domestics,
Notions,
Clothing,
Uats,
Slums,
Gonts* Furnishing Go?ids,
Hosiery,
?Jot?k Wear,
Umbrellas,
Trunks,
Hardware,
Crockory,
Glassware,
Tinware,
Woodonwaro,
Staple and Fancy
Grocorics,
Bagging and Ties.
Wo mako a specialty of SHOKS, and carry tho largebt stock oulHido of a city,
.rar Our WAGON YARD is opon and froo for the uso of our customers.
:>;&t~ Full cash valuo paid for cotton and other country produce.
JAS. L. QUINBY & CO.,
Hopi. 23, 188-1. GRANITE VILLE, M. C.
FIRST CHANCE IND LAST CHANCE !
SALOON !
The Very Bost Chaceo to Parchase Pure
ARS. AT
ILES, WINES, LIQUORS Al
A. P. PADGETT'S, Agent,
MADISON, NEAR GRANITEVILLE, S. C.
1 make NORTH CAROLINA CORN WHISKEY, PEACH and AITI.E BRANDY
Specialty.
k 1 am also agent lor Alfred .Speer'? Passaic. IV. Wine?
rid BS rand v, Pure BAKER WHISKEY, Pure N. C. CORN WHIS
EY.
Bottled SODA WATER and COOL DRINKS for the Summer.
,, j. 0 " 0 M -A.? 1>. PADGETT, AR't.
Madison, S. C., Sept. 30, 1885.-45
FREEMAN'S PATENT
NEW ERA POWER PRESS
IHntlo mut Sold hy
GEO. R. LOMBARD & CO
AUGUSTA, GA.
Foundry, Machine,
-A ND
KOHLER WORKS,
AND
Engine, Mill and (jin Supply
HOUSE.
New Work and Repairs Promp'
ly Done.
Write for Prices.
Steam and Water Pipe and Brasa Valves of all kinds.
First Clase 10 Horse Tower Engine only $495.00.
WitKEirst Class Tools, Men and close personal attention, we qive all
< protopt attention. L^L,8- 1885.
CANDIES ?ND FRUITS!
We are now ottering a full stock ol Pore
Candies, Fruits, Crackers, Cigars, Canned Goods, eic,
The Fine.-t H tock of
^FO^TiS izi jtlxe CITY.
fST Wholesale and Retail Trade Supplied at Hie Lowest Cnvli Pricer.
DENNING & CO.,
Sept, 23.-3m ] 636 BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA.
J. M. ANDERSON,
COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AGENT FOR
MASSEY'S COTTON GINS, FEEDERS an.) CONDENSERS, and
LEE'S PREPARED AG UCULTCRAL MME.
Charge for handling Colton reduced t?i 50c. per baie commissions; 25o.
per hale storage.
Liber*! CASH ADVANCES inr?d? on Cotton in Store.
PERSONAL ATTENTION given to Weighing and Selling.
Office and War^hoiwe', ?O?? Rcvisold* Sis., Augusta j f*a.
Sept. 15, 1885 -2tn
Arc Sow Receiving a Vim Assortment of
MMMl & BIGGIE
FOR THE SPUING TRADE,
.AT JPKICES TO SUIT TETE TIMES!
And Never Before Attained ia the History ol the Business.
We are enabled to give our Custo aers every advantage by purchasing
our goode at the Closest Possible Cash prices. Call and be convinced.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES IN GREAT VARIETY,
The finest assortment of HANDBAGS and SATCHEL? evor brought
to the City. TRUNKS, WHIPS and UMBRELLAS.
THE WILSON, CHILD'S & GO.'8 PHILA. WAGONS, all mott
TENNESSEE WAGONS, 1, 2 and 4 Horse.
DAY & TANN AH ILL'S ONE .nd TWO HORSE WAGONS.
EXPRESS AND DELIVERY WAGONS.
Axles, Springs, H nbs, Spokes, &o. Rnbber Bolting and Packing.
HOYT'S LEATHER BELTING. Th* beat in the World.
LACING, RIVETS, ETC. OAK and HEMLOCK SOLE LEATHER.
CALF and LINING SKINS, LASTS, THREAD, CEMENT, ETC.
HARNESS AND SADDLES.
We call particular attention to our Hames i Department, in which we
excel in quality and price.
DAY & TANNAHILL,
733 and 735 1IROAO STREET,.AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
ADFRKD BAKER, President. JOSEPH H. BEAN, Cashier.
Augusta Sffiigs Bank,
811 Broad Steet, Augusta, Ga.
-o
CASH Asss-rra, - $:*oo,ooo.oo
SUKI'M/fe, ..... 30,000.00
Transacts a General Imposit ?zad Miscount ?SIC*?:?CSS.
Interest on Deposits of Five to Two Thousand Dollars.
Accounts of Banks, Baukora and Merchants Received on Favorab!e_tyrnis.
Special Attention ??m\ to (toil
Depositara receive in tores t every y\x months rijui
cnriliee pay, ?nd all tho while thoif money is ayaiiab,
require it." WP "iVSnmD'l*vn money on hand to,loan
c. w.
?. -i ?',,nIii
HENSON,
RESTAURANT AND SALOON,
OVER 825 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, (iii.
?^f Moals furhishod at all hours, ennsisting ol" all tho substantials and delica
cies of tho season. Everything scrupulously neat, tho host of order kent, and tho
politest attention given. [Nov. 2G-r>i
________
Bruens OP III; wm wmi i CIGARS
ANO DEALER IS
601 & 802 Broad St., Augusta, Ga.
April 8, 1885.
THE CHEAPEST CARPETS IN ?E0RGIA.
Stock Larger, Prices Lower TIMH liver Before.
Carpets and IIouso Furnishing Goods, thu Largest Slock South, Moquet, Brun
sols, .'i-Ply and Ingrain Carpots, Ruga, Mats and Crumb Cloths, Window Shades,
Wall Tapers, Herders, Lace Curtains, C?micos and Polos, Cocoa and Canton Mat
tings, Upholstery, Chromos. 0f Write for Samp?es and Prices.
JAMES G. BAILIE &- KONS, Ag'ts.,
Mar. 17, 18S5.-16 TH Brond st.. A?lOllSTA, ?JA.
w
STILL DKFY COMPETITION IN
PURE DRUGS,
HOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
TOILET ASM FANCY ARTICLES
Emilie Confectionery !
_ AVING partially recovered frora tho disastrous effects ot the second
ming of Edgefield-aided thereto by the generous support of our friends
d patrons-wo are proud to annuiinco that we are again FAR AHEAD
Competition in thin market, and that every Deua rr mont, of our Store is
w filled with Jhe CHOICEST, FRESHEST, PUREST and BEST Articles
it money can buy.
Our juices, lor the same quality of goods, are aa Low as any honest
irchant can make them and escape Bankruptcy.
Witii sincero thanks to our friends arni customers for thoir li boral patronage in
i psst, wo respectfully solicit a continuance of iho samo-promising to do all n
. powor to givo satisfaction to every ono who trades with us.
.gr Prescriptions carefully compounded at all hours of tho day and night.
G. L. PENN & SON.
geliold, 8. C., Fob. 24, 1885.
Pleasure and Profit to ail.
?T" ?. TP ES J?L TFL Y *
DEALER IN
luuomls, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Quadruple Plate
Silver Ware,
729 Broad St. (Op. Central Hotel) AUGUSTA, GA.
story Complete for Repairing Watches, Cloeks and Jewelry
and for MONOGRAM ENGRAVING.
rt. 13. 1884.-45