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CASHIER.
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THE NATIONAL BANK ?
Sf AUGUSTA, GA.
L. C. HAYNE, President.
FRANK G. FORD, Cashier.
CAPITAL.$250,000
Surplus and Profits. 150,000
We shall be pleased to have you npcn^iD acconnt
vriththis Bank. Customers at'ul correspondents as
sured of ererj- courtesy and n?cnminivlntlon possi
ble under conservative, modern BanklnR methods.
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VOL. 71.
EDGFJTELD, S. C., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3, 1906.
NO. 7.
J. "Willie Levy
ofliing
We have for this Fall the Grandest Line of Suits,
Over-Coats and Furnishing Goods and Hats for Men, Boys
and Children, ever brought to Augusta.
Ask to see our JOHNSON & MURPHY & BARRY
SHOES
FOR THE LADIES.
We have the Greatest line of Tailor Made Suits
Odd Skirts, Shirt Waists, Belts and Neckwear. "
Call and examine our Goods before buying else
where.
J. WILLIE LEVY,
$66 Broad Street, . - - Augusta, Ga.
973 Broad St. ~~Z " ~Z
ooo jones st. Augusta, Ga.
Everything on Wheels
Hr. W. T. FIELD the senior member of the old firm
of FIELD & KELLY has bought out their business at the
same oki stand 973 Broad Street and q6o Jones Street, nn
der the name of
Kiel*! & Co
We will sell ali the stock bought of Field & Kelly con
sisting Carriages, Buggies, Wagons, Bicycles, Harness,
Saddles, Buggy Robes, Etc., LESS than FACTORY
PRICES.
THESE GOODS MUST GO to make room for our
immense new linc of goods now comino-in.
?Remember the place the large 3 story brick build
ing with sign on top
"Everything on Wheels.
HAVE RECE1VKD
Tn the past two weeks the larg-st shipments that have ever
been delivered in Augusta. Eight car loads of goods and three more
to come in, besides quantities of Isa s tlian car;loa dshipments of
various li nes, including Carriages Buggies, Wagons, Surreys,
Harness, Saddlery, Carriage and Wagon Material and also
Christmas goods Hhioh include children's Tiicycles,Toy Wagons, ve
locipedes, Goat Wagons and (-art.*, hobby horses, 21 wan netta
and motors, various styles to suit, all comers. I have the largest and
best assorted stock in the southe, n state. I buy direct from the manu
faclurer and cnn sell cheaper (han any other firm in Uie city of Au
gusta who has been in business for the last twenty, li ve or thirty years.
Solo Agent for thc famous B ABCOCK vehicles and Chase's
fine silk^lush and beaverJrobes. Can seil you a good top
buggy complete lor $50,00, or oj en buggy with harness and umbrella
for $50,C0.
^3*"j"""CalI and see my stock and be convinced.
u u nnos^ro Y ? 749 and 751 Broad Street
/#? tim UU?Ii EH J. ??. J^STA, ?5E0.RGIA..,/,
_ ' ' ' ? "? " *' ~ " .' i ! i.
Low ^Prices
I am in position to make very close prices CI? Fancy
and Heavy Groceries, Notions and Staple Dry Goods
When you come to town come to my store. I will not
be undersold.
I can save you money.
ISAAC DONEN
Opposite Oil Mill, Edgcficld, S. C.
W. W. RAMSEY*. G. W. LEG WEN,
RAMSEY & LEGWEN
COTTON FASTORS,
835-837 Reynolds Street, - - AUGUSTA, GA
C. A. GRIFFIN & CO.,
Represent the following old reliable and popular Fire
Insurance Companies:
Home of New York,
New York Underwriters,
Phoenix of Hartford,
Royall Insurance Company of
Liverpool,
Northern Insurance Company of London,
< Atlanta-Birmingham Insurance Company.
HARTFORD INSURANCE COMPANY
These companies have been doing business in Edgefield
county for over twenty-five years.
We will appreciate a continuance of your patronage.
Prompt and careful attention given to all business.
330S.?
Dealers in
Pianos, Organs and Sewing
Machines. Also the Ceci
lian Piano Player.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Call on or write us for
prices and terms.
NINETY BIX, i G.
THE BIRTHJF ISN
Once Again The Old Year is
Passed to History
CARNIVAL SCENE IN NEW YORK
Navel Observatory at Washington
Ticks Off Signal at 12, 1, 2, and 3,
O'clock, Washington Time, to Dif
ferent Time Belts of the United
States and also Sends the Tidings
to Honolulu, Guam. Minalla, Mexi
co and West I lies-No Effort
Made to Encircle the Globe This
Year-Signal Wirelessed to Ships
at Sea.
Washington, Special- Telegraphic
signals announcing the birth of 1006
were flashed from the Naval Observa
tory herc through the medium of the
Western Union and the Postal Tele
graph- Companies-. The signal was
ticked ol? al Vi. 1, and 3 o'clock,
respecivcly, so aa 1o conform with
the midnight hour fur Washington,
Central, Rocky MbuiUaiit and Pacilicc
coast time, respectively. Thc midnight
signal was repeated to all points read
ily available by the telegraphic cainpa
aies; to Honolulu, Guam, and Manilla :
through Mexico and to points in the
West Indies, and* where possible, cit
ies in Routh America and to England
and France. Thc Washington mid
night signal also flashed to the wire
less telegraph stations with a view to
its communication to ships nt sea.
No attempt was made, as on previous
occassions, to circumvent thc globe
with thc flash signal.
The long distance telephone Mas al
so utilized where available for com
municating thc arrival of thc New
Year.
New York* Special.-Thc advent of
the New Year was the occasion In
night of the usual noisy demons! ra
tions throughout Ihn eily of New York
The fach that New Year'? eve fell on
Sunday did not dampen the cut huns
iasm of the tens of thousands of peo
ple who paraded thc streets blowing
great tin horns, ringing bolls of all
descriptions;, and finally; with the com
ing of midnight, resorting to all sorts
of methods for the production of noise
The chimes of Old Trinity brought
to lower Broadway and Wall street
thc greatest throngs of New Yeai
merry makers. For years the bells ol'
this historic church have been runo- as
the signal of a new year's
the thrcatre and restaura
ol' upper Broadway thc c
the streets, Sunday leight c<
in the cafe? were thfc large
On the up-town streets m
makers in carnavil spirit
confetti battles. Every?
was a spirit of revelry aim me new
year's welcome was as noisy as New
Yorkers know how lo make it.
Ex-Governors Death.
Boise. Idaho, Special.-It developed
that thc assassanation at Caldwell of
former Governor Frank Sleunenberg
with a dynamite bomb was pcrpetra
trated by some ono person by pulling
a wire that exploded the dynamite as
I he former Governor was closing Hie
rear gate of his home. It was at first
thought- that the bomb was arranged
to explode automatically as the gate
opened, lt also developed thal two
bombs were, both being exploded
simultaneously, by means o?j wire and
wa xe. ! ?V.i line, remnants of which
were Cen nd on the lawn. The con
viction grows that Steunenberg was
murdered as a result of his activity
in crushing miners' strike riots at
Cour d' Alene in ISflfl. On this theory
ene man was.arrested but his name is
kept secret by thc police, who say
evidence against thc prisoner is strong
Five other men have been detained on
suspicion*
Receiver Brief.
Norfolk, Ya. Special.-The claim of
thc Edward Stern Company having
been settled. Judge \V. B. Martin Fri
day discharged T. Gatsby Jones from
the receivership of the Southern Mu
tual Aid Association, of Norfolk, to
which he was appointed Thursday.
The Birmingham Association after
settling the Stern claim aunauueed its
solvency. F. S. Griggs, a stockholder
in the Norfolk Association, instituted
proceedings for an accounting against
both companies without asking for a
receivership.
Three Trainmen Killed 'in Freight
Wreck.
Huntington, Ind.-,Special.. .By the
derailment of an engine and ten cars
of a freight train on the Chicago &
Erie Railroad near Disco Hill, Engi
neer John J. O'Brien, of Kouts, Fire
man C. B. Oliver, of this place, and
Lemuel Fisher, brakeman, of Roches
ter, Ind., were instantly killed. The
wreck caught lire. Only the. body of
Engineer O'Brien was recovered.
Bryan Makes Promise.
Manila. By Cable.-Filipinos who
spoke at thc banquet given to VV. J.
Bryan, demanded the immediate in
dependence of the islands and said
they were looking to him to champion
their cause willi the American people.
Mr. Bryan in his response math' no
promises and the nal ives were disap
pointed. Aguinaldo was among i hose
present. The menu displayed au Am
erican flag, supported by an insugent
banner. Americans here are pleased
with Mr. Bryan's conservatism.
Vote For Church Union.
St. Louis, Special.-After n divis
ion of O? years - nt cps wore consum
mated at a .joint session of (ho general
committees, which, if formally rati
fied next. May by the General Assem
blies, will unite the Northern Presby
terian Church and the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. Almost * two
days were consumed by srib-commit
tsee in smwnhg detail* for the iihion.
A BIG HOT - IN FLAMES
' . -
Hotel Porter Destroyed by Fire.Early
?Thi? Morning-??ot?l ?mp^??nd
Hotel Temperance Also Damaged
AU the Guests Escaped With .Their
Belongings.
Niagara Falls. N. Y" Special^Fire
early Thursday morning d?sfroyed
Hotel Porter, on Falls street. Th?-Ho
tel Imperial adjoining on the JsOuth
und the. Hotel Temperance, on . the
north, were damaged. The "guests
all escaped with theil- effects. Ah?rnu
nition in the store nf George U&C) un
der the Hotel P?rt?ri bx'iii?ded'and
fbi1 ? time great excitement prevailed
as the bullets went flying through
space. No one was injured. T^heMoss
is at least $150,000._ >
Crime to Export Silver
Washington/ Spet'iol^The Philip
pine Commission has- enacted alaw
making it a crime to export silver
from the island?: This step, has been
taken on account of thc serious men
ace to the parity of the Philippine
currency, which was threatened" by
the recent exportations of silver coins
and bullion. The law provides- for
thc forfeiture of such attempted^ex
port?t ion, for a flue of not more.lhan
$5,000 in gold, imprisonment j>'r a
year, or both. Passengers orr}.the
ships leaving thc island are allowed'
to take not Wort! tllfiit hveni^-ilve
pieces-$12.50 io gold. ,. .
? 'Vt
The Pope's Jubilee in 1908$;
Rome, By Coble-Preparation* are
already going mi In celebrate Tn~!i908
thc jubilee of thc Pope's ordination
as a priest: ftfeii'" iisUetl if h desir
ed the festivities tv- be similar t othose
witnessed on the occasion of the
priesthood jubilee ?f I He late Pope
Leo, when an international exhibi
tion was held in the vatican, . the
Pope answered: "Certainly -,not. I
wish the celebration to maintain a
strictly religious character."
15 Infernal Machines Captured.
Brussels, Belgium. By Cdble-^Ad
vices received here from St. Peters
burg say that the Scnienowsky
guards a regiment supported by the
artillery, had been sent from there
to Moscow. Reinforcements are .also
bein,*:- sent from the neighboring post
to Moscow. The police at Kieff have
discovered a bomb factory in the riel
lar of a crowded tenement bhildihg
in thal city, and fifteen infernalma
CHugiu i'll mc lire Mite, uu ouuiv, w
a terrific southwest gale, raging off
the ?traits of San Juan De Fuca, on
thc western coast of Vancouver isl
and. She was destroyed on Amphri
trite point, known as the "Monu
ments of Wrecks." The Pat* Mel
fort li was built in Glasgow, in 1901.
Three Killed in Trolley Accident.
Mahoney City, Pa , Special.-A trol
ley car on Hie Schuykill railway was
struck by a Lehigh Valley freight
train on a grade crossing, nt. Girad
ville. Mr. Winkle of Mahoney City,
and two Arabian women unknown,
from Shenandoah) Were killed out
right and several others were injured.
Two Little Girls Drowned.
Rockport. Mass.. Special.-Lydia
Anderson, 14 years old and Catherine
L. Cusyck, aged 13 years, were drown
ed by breaking through the ice on the
pond of an abandoned quarry. Two
boys, Gunnar Williamson, aged 9
years and John Jacobson, 10 years old,
were rescued.
Cumberland University Opposes Foot
ball.
Nashville,Tenn., Special.-Cumber
land University. Lebanon, goes on
record as opposing football as it is
al present played. As a result of
this decision, no foot ball schedule
will be made for the next season.
83,200,000 Deal in Louisiana Lumber.
Beumont. Tex.. Special.-Colonel
Samuel Park, president of the Indus
trial Lumber Company, will leave for
Chicago to close up the details of a
lumber pinchase involving 90,000
acres of virgin pine in Rapid and
Vernon parishes, in Louisiana. The
amount to be paid is .$3,200,000.
Big Shoe Concern Assigns.
New Bedford, Miss., Special.-An
nouncement was made ol' the assign
ment of Hathaway, Sou ami Harring
ton incorporation, boot and shoe
manufacturers of this city and Bos
ton, Tbos. F. Dillon of Boston, was
named as assignee. The firm is one
of the best known in the shoe trade of
New England, ll is stated that the
creditors will be paid in full. The ex
act amount of the liabilities is not
known.
Well-Known Physician Dead.
Columbia, Special.-Dr. B. W. Tay
lor, well-known throughout South Car
olina, died of pneumonia, aged 72
years. His grand fa tiler was a colonel
in thc revolution. Dr. Taylor was a
colonel in the Confederate army on
General Hampton's staff and was the
chief surgeon in Charleston harbor at
the fall of Fort Sumter. At thc close
bl' the war he was surgeon general of
cavalry of the Anny of Northern Vir
ginia. At his tleath he was chairman
of thc regents of the Stale hospitals.
Mutiny Among Sailors.
St. Petersburg, By ('able.-Mutiny
has broken out among the. sailors on
the warships, Abrek, Admiral Korin
loff, Okean, and three torpedo boats
lying at Liban. Orders were given to
the vessels to proceed to Rigato to
co-opera le with the' land forces in
quelling the revolt there. The crews
refused to obey orders. The officers
I are powerless in the fact of this re
? fusai fmd the ship? are still anchored
Occurrences of Interest From
All Over South Carolina
MANY ITEMS OF STATE NEWS
A Batch of Live Paragraphs Cover
ing a Wide Range-What is Going
On in Our State.
General Cotton Market?
Galveston dull.ll 13-16
New Orieans tjiiietii a .-ll 3-4
Mobile dllll.: * i ::U.l-2
Savannah dull and easy., .-ll 1?-10
.Ballimore nominal.ll 7-8
New York quiet.ll 7-8
Charleston steady.ll 3-8
Boston quid.ll 95
Philadelpluli quiet.13 20
Houston easy 11 ...ll 11-16
Augusta qiiiel.. .. i ;. . < II I ill 5-S
Memphis steady .. .. .. H ..ll 11-16
Louisville firm.. .. ,. > .. ? ill 15-16
Charlotte Cotton Market.
These figures' represents prices paid
to Vi ; -ons:
Good middling.ll 60
Strict middl'iiu:.ll 1-2
Midd lin-.; -..-..ll 3-8
Good midd I i iig l ingres.l l -'1*8
.Strict middling: tinges.ll .1-4
Stains. ....10 1-4 to 10 3-4
jp?rmi?ig Association.
Columbia. Special.-The Incorpora
ted Fanning Association, of Aiken
county, has been formed as a result
of the W'M-k of Commissioner Watson
and his New York re{>W?iH]l?tive,
Mr. Raymond L- ? ri flies, Thc colony
will settle ?,?0?) fuTi'S in Aiken coun
ty with a number of families flhtl a
co-operative, farm Avili he established
in tim euursd (a i ho rlexl te iv weeks.
Mr. Chas. Wcihtroub, prcsUlcrit of
thc association, was in the eily com
pleting arrangements for I he. colony
and he is most enthusiastic about
the prospecte Cor bringing a large
number ot fi??i?ilie!> I?<>..?< about 25
families, or about 100 persons who
will bb liR'ugiit iib re Rttt'. Tiley will
come from Russia ami til*'! ali Ell^lisli
speaking, having lived in this conni ry
for .some time. A peculiar personal
characteristic feature of these people
is that practically all of them arc
blondes, They are describd' as a
hard working, industrious race, and
with the desirable land they have oc
cured are hound tu tf?et'eetl?
"Miutw?, "Wntsoll and Griflics have
number of plans tor briiigiiis.
to this section of (he country. There
are also a number ol:' industrial plants
in contemplation, announcements con
cerning which will be made later.
Boy Killed Playmate:
Union, Special.-A terrible tragedy
marred tho Christmas pleasures ia
thc Sedalia neighborhood of this
county, when Wednesday about 2
o'clock Cia renco Rochester, aged 15
years accidentally killed instantly a
colored boy named Swot Thomas, with
whom he was playing: Tin1 hoys had
been throwing np their caps lo he shot
at with a simile barrel breech-loading
shotgun. The cap on one of the shells
failed to explode, though it was snap
ped about a dozen times. Thc last
tune thc negro threw up his cap and
.inst as he was catching it. while in
front of thc gun, it went off. blowing,
off the top of his head, to thc horror
of his white playmate, who is greatly
distressed over the occurrence. The
coroner's verdict Avas that thc killing
was accidental.
To Review Rice Industry. I
Charleston, Special.-Mr. John P.
Slattery, special agent of Hie United
Stales Agricultural Department, pass
ed through Charleston for Col let on
county, where ho goer; to secure in
formation regarding thc industry.
Mr. Slattery formerly planton1 rice in
Collclon county bul for more than
n year he lins been in the employ of
the government, with headquarters al
Lake Charles, hst. Mr. Slattery is of
the opinion thal l! ere is still a bright
future for the industry in South Caro
lina, and he does ioi advise lite aban
donment of thc industry on account of
any temporary reverses.
For Saving a Prisoner.
Governor Hey wa rd has received the
expense account of Sheriff Creech of
Barnwell in bringing lo the peniten
tiary for safe keeping the neuro Jim
Hall, who was accused of throwing a
rock at a lady in Allendale about .10
days ago. On account r f the insistent
efforts of the pen ph to kill the ne
gro, the sheri IT was forced to the ex
tremity of scuding Iiiiii around by Sa
vannah and back by Augusta lo Co
lumbia. Thc entire expense is $52.
Thc Bank of Fairfield.
Winnsboro, Special.-The -lock
holders of the Bank of Fairfield held
a meeting and elected W. Iv. Babb,
president ; Thomas AV. Traylor, vice
president ; J. Marion Jennings, cash
ier, and the following hoard of direc
tors: T. W. Travlor, J. M. J cn ni mrs',
W. R. Rabb, I). V. Walker. Dr. J. C.
Buchanan, Dr. J. .1. Robertson, Col.
LcRoy Springs. K. li. McMeekin, IC V.
Turner. John L. Mimnantrh. J. H. Cur
Ice. T. W. Buff. S. C. Cathcart and
J. W. Hanahan.
Boy Shot His Sister.
Newport News.. Special.-Roseland
Cook, thc Hale daughter of Mr. T. A.
Cook, of Hampton, was shot in I he
eye by her brother Marvin, with an
air rifle, which came as a Christmas
present. The boy was aiming at a
target in the folding doors of thc par
lors at his father's home, and pulled
the trigger just ns the door wrip
thrown open find his mtw entered.
A VERY QUIET LYNCHING
First News of the Work of a Barn
well County Mob on Friday Reach
ed Governor Heyward Yesterday in
SH Offlrial Report From Sheriff.
Columbia, Special,-Two negroes
were lynched in Ba rn wei county Fri
day, and '.be first pews of the crime
won received in Columbia Tuesday
when G^''\'.:^i'.^, Heyward received the
official re: ,.f? of lite sheriff. From
Ute. rep --. ?? 15 evident that the lynch
ing wu: one .!" the most unprovoked
crimes recently e/'-nmittcil, and Gover
nor Hayward ?..'" order a th rough
investiga!:'"! <-r' le affair and
endeavor to '.ii responsibility
where ?? u?V>>:?>-.
According to ' ' '-??port by sheriff
Grceeh. two uegvue*. I'rank and his
son Jehu. DeLoach approached the
house of Haynes Craddock to collect
a debt. S.;me words passed and Crad
dock wa ? killed. The two negroes
were : . r. ted, and while wailing until
they '.' .il.! bc taken to Barnwell were
confined III a shed. Herc a mob ol'
whit? 11 took them out and riddled
their '. . willi bullets. Afterwards
W. i' LtiiM'.-r, a white man, who ap
pear .'< .*e Jiad thc prisoners in
charge. : co Rite ri rf Creech that the
pri .'?. ..?I escaped/
A ji'ii'y ot' several white tiiitu and
live negroes held an inquest itnd
brough! in a verdict that the men had
come to l\t>'\v deaths through gunshot
and pistol wound.1' ?il the hands of
parties unknown to the jury. The
sheriff is making au investigation of
the whole affair and as soon as possi
ble will make, another report to the
Governor. .
The mystery about the whole af
fair is the manner of which it was
kept oui of the newspapers. Chief
Co i tal fl bi? Hammel, who has just re
turned fro niBariiwell, said that morn
ing that thc nows had just reached
there, and a gent lenin 11 remarked this
afternoon (hat he had heard of it for
the first time last night from a *.ren
lloman from Barnwell, lt is one of
the most mysterious lynchings on rec
ord in this Stale.
Homicide at S?lley,
Columbia. Special.-Paul Frasier
and Henry Williams, two negroes were
brought to Columbia for safekeeping
and lodged in thc Stale penitentiary.
The negroes are charged with thc kill
'* *,:-ii/?r. a prominent mer
lo serve it. As SoOIJ v nu ^.
Frazier's house both of the negroes
tired at him. The first shots did not
take effect and as Mr. Fisher reached
for his own weapon the negroes tired
again, killing the man instantly. The
constable" saw llntt he could not ar
ies! the negroes a ltd Went back for
help. The negroes at once lt (tempt ed
lo escape and telegrams were sent to
Columbia, ('hallston, Branchville and
Augusta for their apprehension. They
were caught, however, a few miles oui
from thc town and arrangements made
ai once for theil' removal to Columbia,
as thc whole c?uiltrV Was aroused at
the kiiliiig hitd voilette!1 wan feared.
Deputy VJ. L. Williams took the men,
securely handcuffed, across thc coun
try and placed them on board the train
for Columbia as quickly as possible.
At the penitentiary the negroes will
not talk, although one of them ad
mitted that both had been drinking.
Mr. Fisher was a prominent merchant
and is weil connected throughout the
Orangeburg and Aiken section.
Negro Shot White Boy.
Gaffney, Special.-Constable Alli
son, of Blacksburg, brought to lim
city Tom Postell, a negro, from neat
Blacksburg and lodged him in jail,
charged with carrying a weapon and
with shooting a small white boy ir.
Hie le;;. The negro maintains thal
the shooting was purely accidental. It
is charged thal at thc time of the
shooting Postell was drunk ami dis
orderly. Th boy. whose name i?
Robert Martin, is not thought to he
seriously) hurt, although the result
cannot be definitely foreseen al this
time.
Fusilade in Railway Coach.
Mount Carmel, III., Special.-Two
men were killed, a third was probably
fatially injured an every window was
shot out of a passenger coach on the
Southern Railway, when two men in
custody for larceny tried to escape
by killing a constable. Incidentally
25 passengers in thc car were kept
dodging bull?is for several minutes,
thc train, meantime, running at high
speed.
Struck by a Train.
Greenville, Special.-Jim Bonds, a
colored driver for Hodges Dray com
pany, was run over by a switch engine
on the Charleston and Western Caro
lina railway Saturday afternoon and
it is thought he will die from effects
of injuries received. The wounded
mau was attended by Dr. C. B. Harle.
The negro was attempting to cross thc
railway tracks on Boyce street, when
he was struck by th?' train, hurling
the driver high in I he air and com
pletely demolishing the wagon.
Mill Employee Killed.
Abbeville. Special.-Mr. W. W.
Sprouso. an employee of the Abbeville
cotton mill, died Saturday afternoon
from injuries sustained several days
ago while at work in thc mill. Ono of
his arms was badly crushed and am
putation was necessary. Mr. Sprouse
was an industevcus and respected citi
zen. He was 70 years of age and
leaven a large family,
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GREAT STOVE HOUS
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SPETH BROS.,
(C.B. ALLEN'S OLD STAND)
Largest country patronage of any Stove House in Augusta.
3 car loads of Stoves and Banges just
received.
DEALERS IN-Cooking Stoves, Heaters, Grates, Tinware,
Bicycles etc.
840 Broad Street.
W. J. Rutherford & Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
AND DEALER IN
Cement, Plaster, Hair, Fire Brick, Fire Clay,
Ready Roofing and other Material.
Write Us For Prices.
Corner Reynolds and Washington Streets,
Augusta, Georgia.
Wagons Buggies
[FURNITURE
Large Shipments of the best makes of wagons and buggies
just received. Our stock of furniture and house furnishing?
is complete. A Large stock.
COFFINS and CASKETS.
?aways on hand. All calls for our Hearse prompt
ly responded to. All goods sold on a small mar
gin of profit. Call to see me, I will save you
money.
GEO. I*. COBB
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Johnston,_ South Carolina.
THIS SPACE IS TAKEN BY
The Leading Grocers of Augusta Ga.f
ARRINGTON BROS.
COMPANY,
839 Broad
?W. F. SAMPLE of Saluda County and
H. H. SCOTT, JR., of Edgefield County are with us
and want to sec you.
For Fire and Life
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QAUGHMAN fy ?-?ARLINQ
BEFORE INSURING ELSEWHERE.
We represent the best Old Line Companies.
^AUGHMAN 0 ..ARLING ? GENTS.
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[1009 BROAD STREET
E8TIMATE8 GIVEN ON ALL KINDS OF
Tin Roofing
Galvanized Iron Cornice and Sheet
Metal Work, Skylights, etc.
Dealer in Stoves, Ranges, Mantels, Tiling, Grates, Tin Plate, Galvan
ized Iron, Copper, Ziuc, Solder, Eavre Troughs and Conductor Pipo,
Roofing and Sheathing Papers.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE.
Shop and Ware Room, JOJO JONES ST.,
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
I>?3T & Taimaliill Co.
AUGUSTA, GA.
Jobbers of Hardware, Tinware, Cutlery and Guns,
Carriage and Wagon Material, Belting, Leather, Rope, Harnoss, and
Saddlery. Carriages and Budgies best grades. Studebaker Wagons,
Moyer Concords the lightest draft work built.
Agents for Hand Fire Extinguishers. For $2.00 don't
be without on?. It may save your house or the life of you
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