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Edenfield Advertiser Tl IOS. J. ADAMS,.EDITOR WEDNESDAY, APR. S, 1896. The in ??Idle of tho road-the Democratic road, is the place now for thc white folks to travel. "I an? a Democrat and propose to bo ono to tho end of the chap ter.'-Watson's Letter. The flight Ju the west" has fa ded. It was nothing but a tallow dip- i* sputtered and went out. "Senator Till man has made a g re at mist a k ol n adv i s i n g ou r peo ple to leave the party."-Watson's Lotler. Tho republican State Conven tion was held in Columbia on the 7th inst. "I shall feel lt my duty to strike with all my might all enemies of the party whoever they may be." Watson's Let*er. There are Doly two Reform pa pers in South Carolina that have not denounced ino proposition to bo'!: the Democratic par'}'-and these two are non-committal, and will in the end gravitate to tho sido ol' right and the people. "Let all those woo do not be lieve ii! majority rule leave thc party and form such alliances a? they choose Bat let all Democrats stand Srm."-Watson's Loiter. Tl e State Democratic Executive Committee mi t in Columbia las* evening. Whet they have done wo don't know-what they ought to have done we all know. They ought to split the mudpuddles in the middle of the big Demo cratic road wide open. "If Senator Tillman's advice is followed 'her? will be c permanent division ol' our white people aud ultimately an appeal to tho negro. Ii is a crime to ! iring about such a condition."-Watson's Letter. Watson's Letter. Wo call the attention of our readers, to the letter of Col. R. B. Watson iii this issu^of the ADVER TISE;:. It is a very clear enunci ation of his position on tho matter of a '-Colt,"' and a call to duty that will be hcecu.d cheerfully and with alacrity by the Democratic voters of old Edgefield. liJ shall stick to the party of my fathers, abd if she goos down I will go down with Lor. Lot us all fight for our rights in the par ty." This is ono of tho ringing sentences in Col. Watson's letter. There waa never any doubt of tho position of Edge field white people on this question of bolting thc party and deserting tho old ship, lut it is a subject of con gratulation thal wo have so stout a champion in this tho linc of du ty as Col. Robert Watson. Let us have no split. Let a ma jority rule. Lei tlie white people rulo. Let the best people of all classes get together and fight for our demands within tho party and not spread night-blacker than Egyptian darkness-around this county, with its withering breath lo blast, blight and destroy our fairest hopes aud bring desolation to our homes. Rather lot tho slogan of this campaign bo Freo Silver, better roads, equal rights to all. special privileges to none, within the Democratic party.-"Citizen" in Barnwell People. Lut when (Senator Tillman) he calmly and coolly advises the Reform faction to bolt the party in the event his views are not adopted, he ha; gone beyond that limit where the Dispatch cannot nor will not advise its readers to follow. To act upon, his advice in this inspect is nothing short of po litical suicide. It means nothing less than tho gathering of all that has been accomplished during the past years and lay them at '.he feet of our political enemies and in shanie and degradation ac knowledge that tho idea of popu lar government is a delusion and a snare, and that the people are incompetent to hold tho heirn and keep the ship of State out of the breakers. Absolutely nothing can be accomplished lo relieve the fi nancial depression through the coinage of silver and tho correc tion of the abuse of power by the h (ad of thc government through un< qua!, unjust and discrimina ting laws wliich oppress the masses and sin ?wer golden dollin s upon the favored few. by deserting tho party which has stood tho po litical storm.1; of a century or more, go cut and into an untried one whoso lead' rs for the most part are disappointed, disgruntled and ambitious politicians who can give no assurance thot their '.[..ar ly1'* i?a3 any strength. We have too much at stake io risk any ex periments and cannot afford to do BO. The democratic party has sav ed the country Ihus far and will continue lo clo go as long as ii." people are true to it and its principies. Sw stick to tho party. -Lexington Dispatch. Landreth'sGardeii Seeds have been on lin- marice! more ti.::?i one hundred y?ars, un;! are always satisfactorily. You can buy thom fru?a W. E. Lynch. SENATOR WATSON'S COUN SEL TO THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE. BE TRUE IO THE OLD PARTY THE MAJORITY SHOULD BULE AL WAYS.-WK OWE THE PARTY MUCH AND MUST STAND BY IT TO THE END-DIVISION MEANS AN APPEAL TO THE NEGRO. EDITOR REGISTER: I havo never written au article for publication. I fool that it would be criminal to be silent now when tho very exis tence of tho Democratic party in South Carolina is threatened. I am a Democrat and I intend to be one to the end of the chapter. I allied myself to the Reform 'party because it was Democratic. When occasion seemed to demand it, I hit some hard licks for Reform. I shall feel it my duty to strike with all rn}- might all enemies of thc party whoever they may be. Let all thoso who do not believe in majority rule leave thc party and form such alliances as they choose. But let all Democrats stand firm. I shall stick to the party of my fathers, ai.d if she goes down 1 will go with ber. Let us all fight for our rights in thc party. Senator Tillman oas made a great mistake in advising our peo ple to leave the party. We owe her much aud we must stand by her to the eud. Must we leave (he only party that has helped us in the past if we cannot control it in every particular today? It is ot the utmost importance that cur while people s'and firmly together. If Senator Tillman's advice is fol lowed there will be a permanent divisou of our white people and ultimately au appeal to the ne gro. 1 is a crime to bring about I such a condition. Senator Tillman says "oar one overpowering and overmastering issue in State affairs has boen white supremacy, and this under the conditions existing before the uew Constitution was adopted made revolt against the white ma jority nothing loss than a crime." And, I say, it is no loss a crime to day. Lie may call us "coward? and sycophants and treacherous Leaders now masquerading as Dem ocrats," but Wo will fight for the good old party against all her en emies-the only parly in which our rights are assured. The Piedmont Headlight says truly "the word Democrat'' iutbe South Lusans moro thau any polit ical movement. It moans the rule of tho white majority. In conclusion let mo say again to every true Democrat in South Carolina, stand firm. Be true to tho party of your fathers. Fight all her enemies. R. B. WATSON. Ridge Spring, S. C., March 31. Senator Tillman is advising his friend:? to dojust what the antis did in 1890-to go iuto tho fight as Democrats and then bolt if our demands aro not heeded. Consis tency and honestly forbid any such action, if we view the situa tion correctly. If a bolt is tobe made, if the democratic party is hopelessly impotent aud all de mocracy abandoned except the name, tho proper thing is an open, straightforward bolt. Temporary defeat by honest methods is bet ter than temporary victory through deceit and double-dealing. If we go into thc Conventions we must abide the results. It is tho only brave, honest manly thiugto do. Orangeburg Patriot. Senators Watson and Tillman. Senator Watson is out in a card in to-day's Register opposing Sen ator Tillman's proposed boil irom the National Democratic party. He says : "I am a Democrat, and expect to be one to the end of the chapter." Th*"1 Sentinel is with Senator Watson on this issue. We see nothing but calamity for South Carolina in a division of the white people of the State into two while parties with its unavoidable ap peal to tho negro voter.-Saluda Sentinel. Col. R. li. Watson of Ridge Spring has boon ono of Tillman's strongest supporters but his card in to-day's Register is plain and emphatic in its declaration that Senator Tillman is wrong in his present course and should not Le followed in it by those who have hitherto fellowed him. There are other Reformers bos'.des Colonel Watson who feel on this subject just exactly as he does. If Senator Tillman would como homo and quietly investigate, he would be surprised by the number of stanch Reformers who coiucido with Sen ator Wat sou's sentiments and will nj" desert the party which has stood between them and tho worst evils with which Iheir Stats has been threatened, lie would n ach !.he conclusion thal if he persisted in Iiis course, jrs only < ffeot would bc to divide ami die-integrate the [tefonn faction and ntidangcr ?nain!' nance of white supremacy. The wanning of such a man as Senator Watson should bc heeded. -Register. Buv the best garden seed al W K Lynch's. The ADVKRTISKR and Southern Cul tivator for one year for $2. Committee to Prepare for the Sixth Annual Reunion of tho United Confederate Vet crans. RICHMOND, VA., / March 25, 1S9G. ) To THE UNITED CONFEDERATE VET ERANS EVERYWHERE : Your Sixth Annual Re-union will be held at Richmond, Virgi nia, on the 30th Juno, 1st and 2nd days of July next, Widely scattered since thc war by the ties cf family aud old-time firesides, by the demands of busi ness, by your natural energies, and by the necessities of life, you arc coming home-home to thc city which is yours by tho supremo tests of tho rain of fire through which you went, and of the sea of blood through which you passed, on the mission of her common de fence. You have been no prodi gal eons, for you inherited only the remnants of a rapacious rav age that was rampant everywhere in your laud ; because you had nothing left but the manhood from which you were inseparable. But the fatted calf shall be killed for you, and wc shall be merry to gether, not because of pity for your sins, but because pride in your fame demands. You shall traverse again the streets which thrilled to the tread of your legions while they were passing to the ranks of the best ai my that the world ever knew. You chall bs confronted by the Virginians who were ibo comrades of your immortal glory and who are your brothers forever. You shall sf e again the women who nursed you back to vigor from the feebleness of wouuds and want, from the wretched woe of your losses, and who pointed the dying gaze of your fellows to tho heaven which stooped lo enfold them. Your eyes shall beho'd for them selves til- city which proudly wrapped herself in your patriotic flames, from which she bas emerg ed a thing of beauty and y>y for always. You snail revisit the battle fields which have been consecrated by your blood, and wher.i. if you lost your country, you found a fame that fills thc world. Heartily helped by our city ? nd her citizens, we are building for you a place of reunion in which ten thousand of you maj make the welkin ring to tho mus:? of Dixie and to the chorus of the Rebel yell. On some appropriate day of th?.! Reunion you shall be part and parcel of ihe rearing of that mon umea! which shall be to Jeffersoa Davie, not merely because he wai? your Preaid'?nt and dwell as such in tho capital of your Confedera cy, but because he was the un speakable type of that ineffable manhood which made Ihe armies of thc South. During your stay here lhere v/ill bc many a bivouac, where, hot in bravado or disloyalty, but for sweet memory's sake, will be sung over again the old songs, told ovr again the o'd tales, fought- over the old fights, yell again tho old yell, and raised again the old Hag. Come then. Come to our hearts and homes and to these bivouacs. Before vee pass to the great beyond we ought to have one more bout and toast together. The toast shall be to our own memories and to our Confederate comrades wher ever they may be; but it shall car ry along with it a brave blessing for our fellow-citizens everywhere, a determined devotion to the safe ty, honor, and welfare of the en tire countn. PEYTON WISE, Chairman. Senator Tillman in a letter to the Register last week reiterates his statement as to bolting from the Democratic party. Ho says that ho will make some speeches and endeavor to have bolting del egates sent to the State conven tion. Hie idea is that if the Chi cago platform and nominee clo not suit him, he proposes to load tho d?l?gation out of tho convention and into the St. Louis silver con vention. Will the State of South Carolina submit to the dictation of Tillman in that matter? Will the delegations in convention elect men to go to Chicago and theu on to St. Lous, if Senator Tillman is not suited? Let the right be made in every county. We believe Spartanburg will send a delegation to the State convention loyal to the Democratic party and the decision of the majority. Spartanburg Ilernid. IGEW ^ - mm q T ,"R 1JUS:.KSS ?turin,! d A In our DUS. . ,ns wgsag A wrtaFrd?b? Ste? our BI 3 ' which ave for IW? fr^, ?M -netofners, viz.: .HKVS 5 j Willi." ... - - _ ? customers, viz.:- M,,.lCv!^; of manufacture. '\. loMNSiaincrc^racUa.esfo^ m handling our good?. jgj I? CAINS in lb? volume and rei .-.'A Jtndali ihcfe gams n.t.. ^^S?HT?iU GOODS > LOWER i ?^'.\?.t ..? ov^M KM ^^.^LU^?.^^??S'&C-P '".^ ^IrrtTA LUKSER CO., g AL- ?- ft.jGUSTA, 3*| y- ^y^''],. (?6)1 Shoes ! Shoes ? ! $1,000 worth, now coming in "a big boom sale" is now go ing on al CO I! B'S. (.'bi li mo prices are given on SnOES. Give us your Shoe bill and will try to give you GOOD GOODS. Feb. 12-3m. Down in Georgia, over fifty years ago, a marvelous medicine was discovered. It waa what is now known as'P. p. p., (Ltppmati's Creal Remedy), and its fame and reputation lias been growing with the years. For Rheumatism, Blood Poisoning, Pain in thc side, wrists, shoulders, back and joints, Dyspepsia, Llalaria, Scrofula, aud all Blood and Skin Diseases, it has never been equalled. Pi?n is subjugated, Health Renewed, Appetite restored and sleepless nights banished by its wonderful influence. P. P. P. is a wonderful tonic and strengthener. Weak women should always take P. P. P. It builds them up. It has the universal commendation of medical men throughout the country, because we publish the formula on every bottle, and one trial will convince the most skeptical that it is a genuine health restorer. Read The Truth And Be Convinced. A Wonderful Cure. I v-ss a martyr to muscular rheuir.atl?m for thirty years: tried til medicines and doctors with no per manent relief. I was adrisrd to take P. P. P.. and bc'ore I had finished two battles my pain subsided :.o I was able to work. I fer! bitter'than I have for year?, anti ara confident of a complete recovery. J. S. DUr-KISS. Ncwuanvilte, Fla. cellent thin jr. We handle about one dozen bottles a .week. Dra. J. M. ?t M. T. RICHARDSON. Piedmont. S. C ? - Hot Springs Surpassed. A bottle of X>. P. P.. has done inc more good than three mouths* treatment ct the Hot Springs, Ark. JAMES M. NEWTON, Aberdeen, Drown Co.. O. Testimony from tho hil ayer. I suffered with Rheumatism for fifteen years, tried c!l the so-called specifics, but to no purpose. My grandson got me a bottle of P. P. P., and I feel like a ac-.v ir.zM. W. H. WILDER. Mayor of Albany. {.rom Two Well-known Physicians. Ve ari having a big sale for your p. P. . -P., and vre prescribe it iu a grcatr.iany rai?, and find it an ex* Pimples, Seres and Eruptions Cured. I take great pleasure in testifying to the efficient qualities cf the pvpuiar mrdiciitc for skin diseases kuow.t as P. P. P. I suffered for several years with an unsightly and disagreeable eru;>ti'.:i on my face. After tukiut; three OO;:1CJ JU ae'cord.iuee wilh'dircc tious, I stu entirely cured. Capt. J. D. JOHNSTON, Savannah, Ga. of Ji.liuston A Co. The above letters are taken from many received bj' ns. P. P. P. j {Ltypman's Great. Remedy,) is a medicine whose virtues are known from thc Atlantic to thc Pacific. P. P. P. begins its work by purifying thc blood, which is thc source of all life, and docs rot cease until a perfect and entire cure is effected. The mortifying eruptions that disfigure the complexion, the tired feeling that pre vents thorough accomplishments of the daily tasks, sleepless nights, loco of .-.ppclue, irritability of disposition, all mean a derangement of the system cor.-jcriue::!: from impure blood, which can and will bc cured by P. p. P. P. P. P. (Lippmcn's Great Remedy), is conceded by physicians and the people to be the Greatest Blood Purifier of the Age. It positively and vcrzmnczi'Jy caree. For sale by all druggists or direct from us ; price $i a bottle, six bottes for $5. 11PF?? BROS., SOLE PaOPRlB'OKS, Lippman Block, SAVANNAH. GA. I f* sj* For Sale by G. L. PENN & SON. Lfi?&? IUi\ I to. ? "T ?SALL IT COSTS! FOR SOLICITOR. Mi?. EDITOR: Piense announce the name of Mou. J. Wm, Thurmond ?sgJL candi (lute for Solicitor of the! i rt li" Circuir. .Mr. Tnurniond'svictories tor the State and his bold stand for the! great masses of the people entitle him to promotion lo said office. We pledge him to abide thc result of ?he Demo cratic Primary. REFORM ERS. The friends of X. G. Evans, Esq., respectfully nominate him a candidate for .Solicitor ol' thc Fifth Circuit at the next election-and pledge him to abide the result of the Primary elec tion and to support the nominees lhere,.!-. FOR SENATOR. Wc beg to present the name of Col. James ll. Tillman For State Senator and pledge him to abide result of Demo crat ic prim ?try. WEST SIDE FRIENDS. CLERK OF COURT. I am a candidate for re-election to the office of Cierk of the Court. I will abide the resulto!" the Democratic pri mary and support all the nominees of the party. JXO. RH I LL. FOR SHERIFF. I respect fully announce myself as a candidate for re-election to the Sher iffs ellice, and pledge myself to abide the result of the primary's, and to sup port t lie nominees of the Democratic p:irty. W. H. OUZTS. With hopes of meeting their kindly consideration, I herewith respectfully announce myself to the voters of Edge lield County as a candidate for Sheriff of.said County, and hereby pledge my self ty abide the result of the Demo cratic primaries. WALTER P. BRUNSON. CO CUTTY TREAS URER. I am a candidate for the office of County Treasurer. 1 will abide the re sult of the primary election and sup port the nominees of the democratic party. S. B. MAYS. COU XT Y S U P ER VISOR. I will make t he race for Supervisor of Edgefleid county; will abide the result of the primary and support the nominees of the Democrat ic, party. A. G. BROADWATER. A CARD. Du. SOPHIA C. DAVIS, daughter of Allison DeLoachp, lalo of Edge field County is now located at 823 Broad ?vt., Augusta, Ga., She treats all diseases of WOHMMI and Chil dren. Dee. LO -'05. NOTICE OF FINAL DIS CHARGE. nt lN>> HOE is Iwri'tp. givi'ii that im C c 1 o!i (i iv of May !-sHie un l?-rsignetl I- \(l::!>llisl ral ri i :f Iii!1 !'-t;it:' cf .! U.Sw'Stringeii, dod'ast**!, and KS <!u:'.?* lian ni' .It'ltu K. S-v??:iri'?jfi?h, wfJI iitaki tpplh'.'i!i;?n u:il?> .1. ??. .'.il.-?i .Indue ul Proba??', in ?.?'-I f' i' Ihe ?ti,7ti?y o E:!g< ii'dd an?! SJ at?? of Soul li Ca ro? i if. ?'or a ll na I di?t;har"i? as Aifm.vuist ra ri'txatid . ;i::ir !i;t:i I* :ifor?V.Jli(|; ? its. A. T. S W K ARtlv&EN. April il-lt. The Weekly News it Ciiuricir ant the ADVXRTISKK 1 year for .$2.25. 1 Ladies ! Ladies ! ! Ladies ! ! ! Buy the C 0 R K SO L E HEALTH BUTTON ROOTS, you nill Iben be nfsur'-d of comfort-;1 ry fe !--cnnsf qv.ently heal?h. For sale only at JAS. M. COn B'S Feb. 12-3m. A Certain, Sofe, and EfTectl ve Reraody for SORE, WEAK, & INFLAMED EYES, Producing Lona-Sighiedness, & Restor ing fteSight of ibo Old. Curc3TecrDrcp8,Grfinuietlon? S?ys Turnar?, Red Eyss, Matted Eys Lashes, AJO cnsECBfl encl Keats XZV> \'w.r.\mT CURB. Alao, cqnaUjr cCirac?cn v.l.sr. w? In other maladie*, HU?-U Ctetrc, ?'tror ?ores. Tnm ,!) .;. ??lit ?t?i'.-nm. ti?iro?', P?en.or wherever taU?th*na*Ton exieis, '.^ficfn^cua ci'-'> :?: o?a; b<( uwt :?> ccv^anse. a field by B? j-i-?^tiv^ its -G Ccni?. Creditors Notice. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF EDGEFIELD. In the Probate Court. Laura H. Bunch and H. E. Bunch -Plaintiffs-against-C. S. Cox as Administratrix of the Estate of Alexander Sharpton Sr., de 1 ceased, et. al.,-D?fendante. For the calling in creditors to prove claims,. Injunction ?fcc. NOTICE is hereby given that an order in the above untitled ac tion wa s lins day filed in this Court, enjoining all and singular the crediton of thc estufe of Alex ander Sharpton Sr., deceased, from suing either a', law or in equity .upon any claim which they have ; against said estate, and calling in juli of said creditors to make proof lof theirclaim against said Estate by the 20lh day of April 1S9G, or else be debarred pay men I of the same. Dated this 17?h day of March 1896. J. D. ALLEN, Judge of Probate, E. C. Cioft ?c Tillman, Pl'l's. Att'vs. March, 17-'96. ;' :'.iy.\ No iexH?c;!?. Aol nal l>uslnes* front >....; iMr.lnr. i'iiliegi coeds, moni'} and Uwlncs* bert, niwil 1! hn |wsW I" AOsurtn .'.lin ii r hr.iii'.M.iiu'ly iiiiwtra'vd catalogo*. ?'i i- !i anil si.".II.'aril ilrugs, at W E. \, II. li'.-. ^f3P"For the best Fire Insurance on Town or country property, call on or write D. R. DURISOK, Agt. THE CELEBRATED TROTTING STAL LION Will make tho season of 1S96 at Hoggie Bros. stable. Augusta. Ga., commencing (he loth dav <-t March. "MAHDI" is a beautiful Bay Hot tte 1G hands high, fine bone and substauce, and ia very stylish in appearance. He stamps his oil'spring with all of thot-'e de sirable features. His colts are very promising for the track as well as roadsters. He will staud for the small sum of $15.00. For further iofonaation and pedigree call or address. HEGGIE BROS. Augusta, Ga. March 17-'96. FIRST CLASS PHOTOGRAPHS In the latest and most fashionable style; also OIL AND CRAYON PORTRAITS made at the lowest prices for first class work. Bring the children before wm ter sets In. R H. MI MS. Oct 1-tt To Applicants for Pensions. WOUNDED AND DISABLED CONFEDERATES. TlIE County Board of Pensions will hold their H rat meeting on the 3rd Monday. April *J0, '!?? : First. All applicants for pensions who have lost both legs or both anns are blind, or who are physically dis abled to a like degree, wi il be first ex amined. Second. Applicants who have lost one arm one leg or received other dis abilities will next bi examined. The third class of applicants will then be examined and their claims considered. Fach applicant will be examined under the niles and regulations pre scribed by law,and it will be necessa ry for all to meet the Board on the days representing their respective .lasses ol' pensions. Meetings to be held in the Grand Jury room of the court house. L. CHARLTON, Chair. J. EL Watson, CFk. Apr. 7-'90. FERRYS SEEDS. Perfect seeds grow ''paying crops. Perfect seeds ^ rare not grown by ebonee. Noth ing ls ever left to chance In grow ing Ferry'* Seed?. Dealers sell ' them everywhere. Write for ~* FERRY'S SEED ANNUAL for 1896. Brimful of valuable j i Information about best and Dew iest seeds. Free by maa D. M. FERRY & CO., Detroit, Mich. WM. SeHWElBERT Sc 80. -R KL IABLE JEWELERS The Celebrated Jaques LeCOULTRE RAZO R, Fully Warranted, Requires Sharpening only once in io years. One Blade $2.co, Two Blade $3.00. For ?baie Only by. ^ Wm. SCHWEIGERT & CO., JEWELERS, 702 BROAD ST., AUGUSTA, GA., Send Far Oar Catalogue. CL lo LO NEW LINE OF STATIONERY, AT Gospel Temperance Union of So. Ca,, * TRUST. CARD. IN * ITUU * ff MEMBERSHIP .: ooo : Bcl-n-viug tho-i^uiH,--4Fttffiiiio-hw-oi?o-of--1 ho^^?^^>3ijki-c?um-s-_ ol' misery and crime in our country, and standing directly in thc way of the progress of thc cause of Christ, we hereby unite c.ur selves in organization "In H:s name" for its suppression. Di?. D. L. BOOZER, President. T. J. LAMOTTE, SeoVy. F. II. HYATT, Treasurer. . C. i.>. STANLEY, Ch'rn. Fx. Cr in; REV. L. L. ABBOT, Stale Organizer. irr** 9 Pratt il Ansia Cotton Gins and Puses, Laie Sfe?i ol Mes, C?eap ai ieee, I AA/IDA-Dn \ IRON WORKS AND L-UsVBDi*tr&L? I SUPPLY COMPANY, AUGUSTA, Gr A. Machinery and Supplies. Repairs, etc., - Quickly Made. SfSaT* (jet our Prices before yon buy. tove CALL OIN" Chas. B. Allen, 831 BROAD STREET, - AUGUSTA, GA., Sheppards Excelsior Cook. Southern Queen Range. Heating and Cooking Stoves, all Styles and prices. Grates, Mantles aud Tile, Tin ware of all kinds. Tin Roofing and Galvanized Iron Works. Sept. 10-ly VA/fiY & 3 N 1 AIL OR- F II OL O THIERS. ?UGUSJA, GEORGI^. Have]uo\v in store their entire FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF CLOTHJNG The larg-est stock ever shown in Augusta, We aim to carry poods wbici are not only intrinsically good, but which also, in pattern, style, and finish, gratify a cultivated and discriminating' taste, and nt the same time, we aim to make otu* prices so ?ow the closest buyers will be our steadiest, customers Polite attention to all. A call will be appreciated. I. C. LEVY & CO. TAILOR-FIT CLOTHIERS, AUGUSTA, GA YOUR ATTENTION / IIP YOU _N ESD-7-. Cool Stives, Stove Pans, Stove Pips, Tinware, Well Bubb ZFATSTCY" C-ROCEH-IE3, Loaded Shells, Canned Goods, Confeetionaries. Evapoiat?rs Repaired cr made to Order. LARGEST COOK STOVE FOR^ THE MONEY. CoiiVt* l*?ls, Milk l?iii'ki'ts.and CovereJ Buckets made from the best of Tin in iii?1 market, i?' piirs ?'or Cook Stoves ! sell, kept in stock. Call on i?r ?dtl reis _ CHAS. A.. AJJ S TIN, OrOEClsTSTOIT, s. c.