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St A S REMOVED TO
. WOLFE'S OLD STAND
Ml stock of Groceries,
Liquors^ Cigars and Tobaccos.
Call on him and he will do his
best to please you.
McCllEERYTmVE & CO.,
WILT, open to morrow, (Monday,) March 27, 1S70, at RrcaUy reduced prices, during
the next lifteendayn, will sei! their entire Kt?)ek of Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Hoots
and Shoe.-* nt lower price.; than ever before ofl'ered to make room for large shipments now
oh the way.
Your attention it* directed io the following partial price list of the many articles wc
propose to sell you at a bargain :
50 pieces New Stylo Dress Goods, at 11 cents per yard.
? cases AV?irsntia Uleached Muslin, at 12 1-2 cents per yard.
50 dozen Lr.?!ies' Elegant Now Stylo Ties, at23 cents each.
Jj<a;e.; While I'tqties, :il 12 1-2 cents per yard,
cases I'rints. Fast fJolotv, warranted at ?"> cents per yard.
10 canes Good Stvlc Prints, warranted at ('? 1-4 cents per yard.
2 cares Yhnl Widc Canibrics?, at 10 cents per yard.
pieces Gr.ifc'jjOloth nil Colors, at 10 cents pcr'yarib
Ail of tho New? -i Styles and host brands of IVihts will Iks sold at R 1-2 cents per yard.
Ihown, niracliotl niul Plaid lloincspuns at proportionately low prices.
Orr stock of Hoots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, :it n general reduction of 20 per cent.
The hest as.wtnient of Trunks, Valises, Lunch and Market Haskets in the city.
Our entire Stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Window Shade?, Wall Paper, &c. will he closed
on! at and hclow cost.
T!ie above will convince you that the place to get cheap goods and good attention is at
the Grand Central Dry Goods Establishment. Now is your time to hccuto bargains. Call
early and often.
McCKEEItY, LOVE & CO,
mareh27tf COLU HI It I A, S. C.
KEPT BY
P. W. BULL & CO.
U:tvin:r bought out this. Establishment, wc will keep constantly ou hatnl
fi full line of
"Wines, X_ji<rr.ors., Cigixrs nntl Tobacco.
To Hie rear of the Ptilooii, are two ox coll wit Billiard Ta"bleS
hml "Tltc I>i:VII Aiiioiiji; llio Tiiilors," which combined ullbrds splctuml
pnslinie, Ore 1 : >t " ill be U< ]>l nt this place, ami the mostFilSlidiotlS can
v'uiL it without tiny thintror of beinir insulted.
mar I?ly
1J. W. iBTJJLiTj & CO.,
Proprietors Club Saloon.
?B ? pa Sr o ? & is n
sirccK?sou or*
llOTSj^UT rl I3NNY.
Iutpovter ti'ul Manufacturer
OF
II?TiNESS & SADDLES.
IIa; the pleasure to inform tlie l'nhlie
llial lie lias llcccivcd a heavy Slock frpiii
(lie North ofevory description what belongs
to a first elns? Snddh.ry I'sliiblishincnt.
Also v i h to draw j?ardcnhir attention lei
his Stock of
M 1)1 KS UTniNiCi 8Al)J>LK.S
and iii.; a uitiit.nl of
SllOKS.
lyiceji haver then over.
(lood Ra?Mica at :/'5.?o.
(tnod HI im'> $].7~i
Oood II I 'My !?;. '? and SHEEP in
I u.iiiiitiiui. fin- which fuH
market [irifc viit in: paid. Apply In
ii. ALiMuicirr.'
may i:! If
NOTICE ;;?
The fast I rolling thorough-bred Stallion
M A ? IB RIN C) TRUSTE E
will stand the season at my stables.
PEDIGREE.
MA.MURI NO TRUSTEE, by Mambrino
Medley, lie by Old Mambrino Chief; Maiu
brino .Medley's first dam by Young Medley,
a line race mare, second dam by Stanley;
lljird dam by Trustee; fourth dam by Specu
lator.
MAMIMUX? TRUSTEE'S first dam Jenny
Diiiuicy, by lloleolm; first dam by Lady
Wood ford, by Sir William Woodford; he by
Woodford; first dam bv Bcrtrnnd.
MAM I'.lll NO TRUSTEE was bred by
Clt'orgy W. "gdon, Wrights Station, Ken
tucky X'eiltral Kail Road, ihnirbon County,
Kentucky, lie is five years old, and has
not bad niuoh handling but what he had
allowed splendid action. He trotted on the
Columbia track last fall at the rate of 2.45
THAI). <!. ANDREWS
Orangeburg Livery and Sale Stables.
IV S. Hoard for a few inatoai can be had at
my stables.
(ipril. 2*>th. If.
S. E. Tobin. S. A. Albergotti.
The cheapest BACON, FLOUR,
SUGAR, DRY GOODS BOOTS,
and SHOES House in the County.
This is the unanimous verdict
of the people, gained by adhering
strictly to our Cash a ;d Small
Profit System.
S. E. TOBIN & CO.,
J. C. P I K E,
AT
YOSE'S OLD STAND,
Has OPENED; REFITTED and RESTOCKED litis Large and Com
modious Store with the most
SELECT STOCK OF GOODS
EVER OFFERED HERE, comprised of
FRESH GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
WOOD WAKE, (i LASS WARE,
CROCKERY WARE, CANNED GOODS.
Dry Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Which is offered at PRICES that will ASTONISH those that wish to
SAVE MONEY these HARD TIM ICS. A call will convince you of the
ahovc facts.
COUNTRY PRODUCE W^VIsTTJUD,
For which the HIGHEST MARKET PRICES will h?. paid,
flfnr Constantly on hand FERTILIZERS.
LIMTC for T3iiildill?r or l^V.rl?i^iiio* purposes, con
stantly on hand, and for sale at Reasonable Rates.
jau 2? 1S7? ly
? GEO. H. CORNELSON,
Hereby informs Iiis Friends, and (ho Public generally, that ho is now
receiving o large stock of
AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
and respectfully requests an early examination of same.
Prices arc lower than ever in this market for cash.
GEORGE II CO KMC I,SOX.
J. STRAUSS & CO.
Rice, Grist, Meal and Lumber Balers,
Beg leave to call attention fo heir Increased Facilities
for supplying all wants in their line.
All grades RICE for sale at LOW FIGURES.
GRIST and MEAL for sale at "
Choice Clean Rice exchanged lor ROUGH.
Iligliest Mavlcet 3?rice paid for RICE and CO UN.
o ur i^x^A-isriisro jsiiLXi
Lately ERECTED enables us to furnish DRESSED LUMBER at un
heard of PRICES; as follows:
DRESSED FLOORING, $1G.50 per M. and Dressed Ceiling, S1?.50.
All kinds of Lumber Dressed at LOW FIGURES. We invite all in
terested in HOME ENTERPRISE to visit our Establishment.
The best DRY GOODS, GROCER
IES, LI QUORS, &c., inthe County.
Let everybody come to myystore.
J, WALLACE CANNON.
iE DE COME ALL!
TO
BOYLE'S COENEB.
J. H. SCHACHTE
With a Ml supply of Groceries,
Shoes, Clothing and General Mer
chandise.
ALSO
Liquors, Cigars and Tobacco,
AT
i
Low LOwn. Prices.
?R. A S. HYDRICK,
DHUGGISC AjStD CHEMIST
IJnsjust opened an entire new Stock of
jOjRTT G and CPTJEMIC^LS,
At the ?Stand Formerly Occupied by the late E. J. Olivcros.
The must popular a
PATENT MEDICINES
. AVitli full line of
TOILET ARTICLES
Constantly on hand: The Proprietor will give Personal Attention to the Com*
{>omidin^ "f IMiyHicimiM PrescriptIons and i'rivalc Formalng.
'hysicians desirous of purchasing will find it to their advantage to
INSPECT. MY STOCK.'
lleforc Buying Elscwhesc.
T'eengni/.ing the fact that "In Medicine Purity is Sll>0 7C PriC*," We
shall ."pare no pa ins to secure the very best .Medicines. A call is respectfully solicited.
A. S. HYDRICK, Druggist,
net 30 177? 52
PEESIBENT GRANT
"Was rejnicrd when ho henrd that Ibibcock, his Private Secretary, halt
been nrcjtiittcd id' Cothplicity in the Wish-key Frauds, and immediately
Bent ail Order to our Store
For near load of Dry Chi 1.-, Ih-ots. .Shoes, 11 a t^,-Groceries, Canned
Meals, Oysters, Lobsters and Salmon; ;:!so
For Samples of Win33, Whiskies,
And twenty thousand of the Cigars with which we have bren 'uruitbbag
him laiely. His object in making this Large Order proceeded from a deeiro
tu his part
To Teat t)io T^tv
Who cleared his "Hubby."' We have (Hied his Order, but Imy* still?
Lnrje Supply of everything Good on hand. Our Prices arc suited t*i tha
tinte?. Of course we make Grant pay well tor what he get*, but to all dteent
deop'e wc
Sell Low Down for Cssh
Also for for salo 50 Tor..i of
R?ssel Coe's Ammonia,ted. Superphos
phate of Iii me.
Put up in lings or Biirre's, and Manufactured at Lindex, UNION
county, new j kksey. <.:ivo us: a tuii.
BRIGUMAXN & REiVjVEKEft.
buy
All the GOODS you need from us. We arc DETERMINED to ?oll yott
Your Christmas Goods
And all others that you may want so
CHEAP
That every one will be asking you, who you bought
FROM
When you will please say, "THESE A No. 1 GOODS, nt these LOW
L?WN PRICES came from
BRIGGMANN & CROOK'S
36 YEARS!
After an experience of thirty-six years, I tbink\I know just ho*to
plcnse my friends and customers, and returning my thanks for past favors',
would say that I have just returned from ?
NEW YORK'
WITH A
FULL STOCK
Bought nt LOW DOWN PANIC PRICES.
I am not bragging. Como and satisfy youwolvcs by examining my
assortment of every description of goods.
d. louis.