The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, February 27, 1875, Image 13
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lias on hand s FULL and COMPLETE STOCK of
FAMILY GROCERIES
SEGARS. TOBACCOS, and a fuB stock of
CANNED GOODS, FRUIT, NUTS, &o.
And have also added to the aoovo stock
Clothing, Dry Goods, Shoes and Hats.
All of which is offered at VERY LOW TRI ES
W. K. CROOK.
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IS OFFERING to his CUSTOMERS and tho PUBLIC generally
RARE INDUCEMENTS!
My STOCK of QOODS is COMPLETE in all tho
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Different Departments,
and PRICES so LOW that all will purohas and go away FULLY SATISFIED thai they
RECEIVED BARGAINS.
AT SAME OLD STAND
jan 10 1875 . o
NEW ARRIVALS!
I beg leave to informs tho CITIZENS of this County that I hare oo hand
: and will constantly keeop a FULL SUPPLY of
HEAVY GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES,
TORACCOS & SEGARS,
Besides IJiavo FITTED UP tho Small Rulding, ono door abovo my Storo,
th6 pur^osoS^ Supplying this market with EVERY
r^DELlCACY OF TSE SEASON,
fa
iti*'*' .^s
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cypM as Fish, Oysters, Cheese, Fruit, Canned Ooods, &o. Como up ye lovers of
yUODS THINGS and sec wh.vt n vuricty of tho above artioloa I keop^
AUGUTUS FISCHER, Grq
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}Y THE LATE FIRE HAS BEEN HEAVY. I AM STILL
and tlio public gonoratljr with oVo'rything la tho
Groceries & Hardwate
ME PRICES.
ly DEBTORS to oomo forward and HELP MR, if it i*
ighly appreciatad by mo now, as my LOSSES haa been
lean got to znoet PRESSINQ DEMANDS.
D. LOTJIS.
1876
hange!
iupply of
IS GROCERIES, &c,
ISTOMERS and tlio PUBLIC that I on hand a geed in
ad ."Boots and Shoes,
it LIVING PRICES.
^V"OSE, AT TnB OLD ?TAND.
HAS A STORE
CRAMMED WITH GOODS
From one end tc the other.
BY THE RECENT FIRE he lost very HEAVY, hut is able still tu SUPPLY his cus
tomers with
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CANNED FRUITS, OYSTERS, PICKLES,
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SARDINES, Ac, &0.\
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Knowing that the fire was a ttrriblc calamity upon many families of Orangeburg,
he will endeavor to so MODERATEJhia PRICES as to suit the hard times.
His store is PACKED with FRESH GOODS, and he respectfully requests that the
people will bear this in mind. '
FRANTZ BRIGGMANN.
is the
M E!
Notwithstanding the GREAT F?tE and the LOSSES met with, I have on hand afid
will constantly keep a FULL SUPP?Y of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
And tho BEST CIIEWlJb TOBACCO and FIVE CENT SEG Alt in
the town, besides other fino Drang, with many other useful articles .
Please call and EXAMINE for07?urselvos.
jan 16
L. RANSDALE, Brougnton Street
1875 18 ly
TONO PHOSPO?TE COMPAHY
OF
CHAKLETON S. C.
THE VERY BEST FERTILIZERS for COTTON, CORN WHEAT. TURNIPS AMD
ether Crops, prepared under the Special Superyislon of the Company's Cheasiit MR. ST.
JULIAN RAVENEL,
SOLUBLE QUA* ?UA $50, Time (Nov. 1st), $55.
ACID PHO^^HHLh $38, Timo (Nov. )st), $38.
We offer a vojCSefli B the above Rates for Cash Sales, prepaid.
E. C. WILLIAMS, Trcusurer, hoy Boa 48ft.
3, Agents, No. 3 South Atlantic Wharf.
E. EZEKIEL,
OLE AGENT at OHANGKBURG, So. Ca,
rib JLJL %p m
? 3 %t?^^l7,Tf%
AftB K?W LO0A7.BD AT
McMASTER'S BEIGE ST?BE
ARD AKE DETBR?1H??
TO CLOSE OUT
TDfilB ?NTI?B BK8CUBD STOCK OF
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Bkvmf
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^ITHOUi' RSGARD
TO COST OR LOSS!!!
COMB SOON A8 W? MEAN BU?iNi?S? AND M?NS?
THEODORE KOHN ft BROTHER,