Orangeburg news and times. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, September 04, 1875, Image 4
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moivME&WINES, LIQUORS,
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TOBACCO & SEGARS
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., w^m^C^jA^P MEDICINES
^'?M?EBURd DRUG STORE
K Ciiijaliyiyp .t>e found A Selected Stock1 of PURK CHEMICALS, Genu
ine*l>rus3,!Pntefit Medicines^ Perfumery, Soaps, Combs and Brushes, Fancy j
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Also C'hileryV ?egn? and Tobacco.
Pyaiciahs' Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
4^tQHT<BEKLTanstvdr'ed promptly....h. ,,, . ..
,KTS> kojtoo Tl^fr^^W4MAKlE3R, & CO.
f - j&?:??&rTi ?owiAA^ gjjED OATS
v>dK^; loi GROCEBIES,
:l>i?: GQQDS, BOOTS, SHOES, &C.
ConBtUnHy Ott'^hanl^ Prices to shit the times.
,4 GOODS DELIVERED.
?^(j-vri'.Adg ^A^'^t V*rt
hli? Sil ?lV;i
?I?1CE REDUCED
FROM ftl.OO TO
50 Cents Per Box
TO MEET THE DEMAND FOR A SAKE
.r< . AND KELIAULB
Fever and Ague Antidote
AT A PRICK
within the reach of all.
' , entirely vegetable.
Sever known to fail.
ru ysiciANs mkscrwe them
s&m Ncrer wan Medicine ho DeHermlly
Popular.
187? Sin
f^^ri^AtJ?? vT. .t; STREET JAS. Hi FOWLES
44 ?1 KS?fve'orfi?^ tll0''Ora,,g"b?irff ^ice Mill, Grial and Saw Mill.
? -?? Our Mill* being now in full operation, wVaVo prepared to fill ordert for Kiw aad
freslily ground??rint, anpM^Dal, (bolted or,unbelted), atjiving price*
iL9?r.'? W -MTLX. btihg aifuated nenr tho Town,' iu now turning out Hupcrior Lumber
.^^dcWfR forTa1l-?l?i<Jai? bo.flrl?d??flliort notice.
We ?itfnipply-second hand &bemn E'ti?ine'f?, Portahltor Btnt<onary, and
J?>aW 'M1llfi?, guaranteed by our Mr Htraum, at Icm that half tUe nmtal price.
y UighcKt prir%:paHJ for Hough. ?Jice and Coru.
OLDEST CROCKE11Y HOUSE IN CHARLESTON, S. C.
ESTABLISHED 1837,
128 MEETIMG STREET.
Being now prepared for the FAXiX* TRADE lor 1875, I wiim to cull
the attention of Merchant* to my Larga and Varied Stock of
China, Glass, Earthenware, Looking
G-lasses. Kerosene Goods,
Japaner! Ware, &c,
A great part of it Imported IrirCCt from Europe. Besides Staple Goods,
I keopjalwajs a Large Stock of
FRENCH CHINA AND CUT GIL ASS.
My thorough knowledge of the buiinsns, acquired by an experience af oTer Twenty
Tears, enable* me to buy at the I*owe*t Figures, and consequently to sell at Prices on
which the Retailer can realize a Ilaudaotne Profit.
? }\ WM. I*. WEBB,
12? Meeting Street, CHARLESTON. 8. C.
JOHN G- MILNOR. Tn*EO. A. WILBUR. JACOB J. MARTIS'
JOHN G. MILNOR & CO.,
WHOLESALE ?EAL.ER IN
Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Clotliing, Hats,
Caps, and Sraw Oood.s, Ladies Trimmed
HatR, lite,
No. 143 MEETING St., ?pp. Uaync St., CHARLESTON, S. C.
NEW YORK OFFICE, 46 WEST BROADWAY.
Prices guaranteed as LOW as any house in the city, and Terms, to responsible
heuse? as accommodating.
* Ordern will meet our prompt and careful attention.
aug 1ST 5 2m
C. D. KORTJOHN
Continues to sell his LIQTJOES ?d SEGARS *t
COST. ^
Ho keeps on hand and is receiving daily, FRESH SUPPLIES of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Tin Ware, Crockery
And a GENERAL SUPPLY of
MEKCHANDISE.
Call before buying.J
C. 3D. KORTJOHN.
ENTERPRISE GROCERY
FISCHER.
IIa? just roturned from Charleston with a COMPLETE STOCK of
FRESH' GROCERIES
And a full supply of Liquors, A.les, "Wines, <fec,
Domestic and Imported,
Heat brands of CHAMPAGNE.
Imported RHINE WINE, warranted genuine.
The finest lot of HAMS brought into this market lately.
ENTERPRISE SALOON.
The RAR attached to tho Grocery is well Stocked with good Liquors,
Wines, ?See, and attended to by polite and attentive clerks.
A. FISCHER.
JOAB W. MOSELEY.
CORNER OF MAIN AND MARKET STREETS.
tnke pleasure in announcing to my PATR0N8 and the PUBLIC
generally that I have LARGELY INCREAEED my
STOCK OF MERCHANDISE,
Which will he sold LOW
FOR CASH.
My STOCK is so large that I have placed a considerable portion of it
inth e store
CORNER OF 3VE-A.IHST STREET
AND
RAIL, ROAD AVENUE
formorly occupied by Mr. J. S. Albcrgotti where the public will find as fine
an assortment- to select from af? can be shown down Town.
A line lot of ALES, WINES and LIQUORS always on hand at both
stores.
STABLES.
I have also rented the STABLES and LOT in rear of my stoi c on
Market Street whore any oue coining into Town can have their Horses care
fully groomed and fed, and vehicles cared for. Saddle Horses and
Vehicles for hirr.
J O AB W. MOSELEY.
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D. F. FLEMING. JAMES M. WILSON, JAMES GILFILLjN'
AUGUST lSl'S.
Wo have received, and are now opening, a LARGE uttft NEW STOCK of
BOOTS, SHOES, and TRUNKS,
FOR FALL fcTRADC&v
ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED, and all Goods- with'our BRAND*
Warranted.
D. F. FLEMING & CO,
Wholesale Dealers in and Manufacturers ?f <? ? V) rdn
BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS
Ho. 8 HATHE 8TBEET, ????. (ffOlMMft
OHAELE?TON, S. ?*:tU i dbi??aiia
aag 14 1876 4?
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The Orangeburg Bakery;
T W ALBERGOTTI, Proprietor*
Offers to the Public at all Times
FR SH BREAD, CAKES, PIES. FRUITS, CANDIES, TOltfeT
bLlTS, and every Description of Fancy Goods. '? Q \fX v/?l
Wedding Cake Furnished at the SJwrtest JVbticet ,
A splendid Lot of Christmas TOYS and PRESENTS for Children haajost been Beceited
. iiujvrr
TO 3IT
FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS
IAM HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT I HAVE T,HIS DAT
MOVED to my NEW AND COMMODIOUS STORE
AT MY OLD STAtfB,
And am now receiving my ENTIRELY NEW STOCK of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, Saddlery' an^.{
Harness, Wood, Willow and [.".'
Glassware and Crock
try, &c. .
I am ft'co prepared to furnish Guanos, and Fertilizers in aby quantity,
which I am now receiving =3 |
500 Tons ETI WAN GUANO, - 1
100 Tons DISSOLVED BONE,;
500 Tons ATLALTIC PHOSPHATS,
100 Tons ACID PHOSPHATE,
200 Tons E. 7RANK CO.'fl PHOS
PHATE.
100 Tons FISH GUANO, very high^ amraoniated,
Also, LAND PLASTER,
PERUVIAN GUANO and Li. !F.
Hoping to retain that large share of your patronage which I so generously
received before the fire, I guarantee LOW PRICES and FAII* DE A LING
Plcau) call and examine my new store aud new stock, a, id oblige
Respectfully yours,
jan2lt? GEORGE H CORNELSON.
I HA YE ITU!
JUST THE
STORE FOR THE PEOPLE !?
And have received a large and raried assortment of
FINE FAMILY GROOEEIE9.
Such as Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Bacon, Breakfast Strips, Pig Hams
Bologna Sausages, Mackerel, Cod Fish, Rice, Griut, sted ?
Canned Fruito, Vegetables and Meats
of all Descriptions.
If t Btoek of
LIQUORS
?nsarpassed th is aide of Baltimore.
Id fact, I have jimt the store for the people, and am e^Tering Rar? I3arg8>in0.
Gire me a call, and ro home happy.
FRANTZ BRIGGMAMM.
? i ?? ? ' i
J. P. HARLEY. B. EL CLARK.
* ' AT ' : " '?
IIARLEY'S CORNER
COMPLETE^ C00DS HATa> STOCKOP
BOOTS, SHOES, WOOD, TIN CROCKERY, and HA?DWARB,
With a FULL and COMPLETE supply of
[HEAVY AND FANCY GROCERIES.
In fact the housekeeper and farmer will be supplied with everything h j
need, at prices that will defy competition. -* 1
feb 27, 1375 ly 25 J. P. HARLEY & CO
ALTHOUGH MY LOSSES BY THK LATE FIRE HAS BEEN HEAVY, I AM 8TIL
prepared to supply my customers aud the public generally with everything in the
Dry Goods, Groceries & Hardware
D. LOUIS.
LINE at my USUAL MODERATE TUICE3.
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