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I -! fWfr ' TPWWCTHPC! S»®7ja-rr’V;|iP wp«r Wi$ -..i,^J.3i.. o Siv MTBRT YKAR. m CL. TM Bsnaf 1mm 1*m «fbrlglrtiMM fv^t *»«ry y«*r/ - 1 • ibd th« M«W ft ghftatlicr whiUBftM Ifwrjr yMtr: yPm d« Summer flowen quicken, v , : ,.j-,.,, fv .■■•: - ■ ’•iV* a *f*S ? & 1* ’ ■'• V ■' ,1 i ' Mfl ,5X ' #r **v * M ' / v<»' - * ■ ‘ - - —/rr k--. ' y i ^.. . m Autumn's IVuitftge thicken Ae taey one* did, for they sicken Beery ytmt. St is growl nf dsrkef, wider, leery >ftftr/ | lad Uir heart *nd tool grew elder Brery yenr; , T 1 cftreeot new for dsnciftg, - Or for syeil wiih pension glsnrfng. Lets is faM ftftd lest entrancing Ivery year. , Sk.i V. Of ike Isres and sorrows blended Et«ry year / Of tke ohftrms of friendship ended . •' Beery year, f Of the ties tbsjt still might bind me tJntil Tims to Dentb resigned me, My iairtaitiea remind me *1 Brery year. ajm m. jmrj I B*- . J|.r' Pfc.> L Wt^ ■ Ik i bow sad,to look before us Kerry yesur, While tke eloud grows darker o’er us Erery year. When we see tke blossoms faded that to bloom we might bars aided, And imarortal garlands braided, Brery year. To the past go more dead ikoee Brery year, Aa the Used leara meant plaeee Brery year, Brery where the sad eyes meet ae, la the erenlng'i desk they greet us, bad to eeme to them entreat os, Brery year. * Ys* are growing old," they tell ns, “Ersry year Yon are more alone," they tell us, . Irery year, Yen oan win no new affection, Yen hare only recollectio*, Deeper sorrow and dqjeetion, Brery year. Yea I the sborea ef Ufoare shiftlag Brery year, * And wears seaward drifting Ersry year, Old pisnsoras, changing, first ns, Yhs tiring mors forget ns, There are fewer to regret as Brery year. Fir»t 31ass and Fashionable , - ,-*r ■■ \‘r . €~ H - Dry O o o d s< IK opening the Pall aeaaoD, we lake pleaaore in pladnfr before our frlonde be pabllc creoerally the moet complete etock of Dry ( and the public penarally the moat complete etock of Dry Goo da ever displayed In the Southern Suttee, oonetetlng In part of a Magnificent How of Black Sitka. All the new sbadee In Colored Silkw—Tariouegradee, The moet decided noweltlee In Colored Dreee Goode. Black Goode of etery deeorlpUon. Hoelery, Hotlone, Coreete, Ttee, Gloree, Linene, Dameske, Oeeetmeree, Flannels, Jkc. Our Cloake-to arrlre—will b# equal to any e?er exhibited In Few York, London or Paria. To summarise : We offer a stock of Fall Dry Good* which, la erery depart ment for yarlety, elegance and cheapness, stand unrivalled. F-'l ■ m m jg,. Bat lbs truer llfo draws aighsr Ersry ysar, Aad ItamoraiBg star slimbs higher Ersry ysar, Barth’s hold on us grows slighter, Aad the keary burden lighter, And (he Dewn Immortal brighter '? Btsry year. [Om. Alien Pike. An Army ef Ante llr. Belt gives the following graphic i,. >. *** JRKl ■ : aooount ef the exdtement oauaod by a Starching column of Beltons in the Wm. w-.‘. p >, A-., WSl- m &A primeval foreate of Nicaragua: "My attention was generally first called to thorn by the twittering of some email birds of different species. On ap proaching, a dense body of ants, three or four yards wide, and eo thick as to Blacken the ground, would he seen moving rapidly in one direction, ex amining every cranny and underneath every fallen leaf. On the flanks, and la advance of the main body, smaller columns would be pushed out. Theee •mailer ooiumoe would generally flush the cockroaches, grasshoppers sod spiders. The pursued insects would rapidly make off. but many, in their confusion and terror, would hound tight Into the main body of the ante. At first the grasshopper, when be found himself In the midst of hie ene mies, would give vigorous leaps, with perhaps two or three of the anuding ing to his lege. Then it would atop a moment to rest, and that moment Would be fatal, for the tiny foes would •warm over their prey r aod, after a few more ineffectual struggles, it would succumb to Its fate, and soon he bit ten te pieces and carried of to the fear. The greatest catch of the ante was, however, when they got among some fallen brushwood. The oock- roachea, spiders and other i&seots, In- Hr James A* -ray & Co. AUGUSTA, G A novl < 6m ssssammkm CARPETS. James G. Bailie & Brthe r, 206 T Broad Street, Augusta, Ga Art offering special Inducements to purchaser* of Brussels and Tbrae-Ply Carpets, Inuralu Carpets, Bugs and Mats, Floor Oil Clothe aad Wall Papers, Window Shades and Curtain Goods and Cornices. 1000 yards Striped Carpets, JOo., Mo. and 80o. per yard. 8 000 yards Irurraln Carpet, 86c.. 40c., 60c. and 60a per yard. 1000 Floor Oil Clotbo. 60c. and 76a per yard. msxjxmLimiiK n ire iwa*. A Large Stock of choice Family Groceries on our first floor novi>8m James O* Bailie & Brother- Augusta (Hotel, Comer ofiBroad 1 and Washington Streets AUOUSTA, 6230K01 A. Hat been Thoroughly Renovated, Remodeled and Newly Furnithed eor-The OSes ef the Hotel will be epen during the night, and guests, will be received, or eplled at any hour. BATES Or BOARD, $2.00 n» DAT. non 8m W M MOORE Prop’r- Clothing, Tailoring, Furnishing Goods, Eta, Etc. J>. JtIULLER, Northeast Corner of King and Wentworth Streets., juat received a Full and Complete Line of the most hashionable Goods in the above three Depart menu for Men, Tooths and Boys, at price lower than ever before. QFA11 good* can be returned and money will be refunded if not en tirely satisfactory. _______ nos8-3m J. M YOUNGBLOOD. —WITH— STALLINGS k EASTERLING, Grocers and Commission Merchant, ins unoa u w-rnmsT. auguhta.. okoroia. J, Mills* ST/uxmoa. J W. H. Eirrxauso. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE OF COTTON, novl .3m a- ■=■ —: .U.ZTZ'?'- French Store, tiL Y80 Broad Sruxrr, ArowrA, GioaaiA. 'J*..' Fruits, Toys, Fireworks, Candies, Nats, Cskes, Bsskete, etc., at ' WHOLKSALB AND RETAIL. The oldest store of the sort in Augusta, the cheapest snd the most re- liable. ’* ' J. RIVAL, Proprietor. deel3-8m Simon Brown’s Motto: -j- 1 L J, Qaick Sales and Small Profits. —jo:— . \ I am offering the largest atoek of . r , *1 '.id. • ' * ,t ' - “ Dry Goods, Boots, ^ , Shoes, Groceries and Clothing Ever offered ia this county, at real break down prices, that must certainly at tract aa endless and admiring throng of customers. Come and examine ray Week before purchasing elsewhere, as I boldly proohdm the fhet that oem petit ion with me is absolute ruin to any other merchant in the State. QFHighest prices paid for cotton, and liberal advances made on all shipments. SIMON BROWN. aucrSO-tf BLACKVTLLE. 8. C. THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY, SUPPORTED BY A REPUT ATIOff OF OYER THREE HUIDRED YEARS. BOYER’S CARMELITE MEUSSA C0RDIALI [Baa da Hattase daa Cam aa.] A S0VEREI0V REMEDY F0R| . / • - CMU,H«*a* .la. ■ VhbmSL For sale by Down A Moist, Wholesale Druggists, ('harketoa, 8. C. Terriberry & Brickie, Manufacturers of I Dows, Sisk, BUads, Mwldligs, Brackets, Re., tt Ckiries'M Prices. Contracts for Boom Building made on favorable Ur ms aad all work guar anteed. We will either furnish all material and put up hoaaes or aell par ties the lumber and moulding* as they prefer. Will take Jobe to say part of Barn well, Colleton, Orangeburg or Aiken cou ple*. Address TERRIBERRY A BRICELE. Bamberg. B C. uov8 8m I. L. FALK & CO. Manufacturers and Jobbers of Clothing, ftead of running right away, would aa eeod the fallen branches and remain there, while tke boat of ants were Oc cupying all the ground beneath. By ti •, and by, op would come some of the ante, folio wing every branoh, and driv ing before them their prey to the ends of the email twigs, where nothing re mained tor them but to leap, and they Would alight la the very throng of their toes, with the result of being ocr- and pulled to pteoee.— From **Our Six-Footed Rivala,” In Pop ular Bcleuoe Monthly for January. What is called a one legged railroad te being made near Oil City, Pa. There le f single Iron rail, on which saddle shaped can are to run, guided by wooden rails lower down. Pennsylvania was the champion banging State during 1877. 8be to credited with sixteen out of eighty- throe executions to the United States or one-fifth of the whole number. 4..’ South Carolina ranks next having bad twelve show* ef this kind during the pear. Mew York with, three execu tions to far behind her more enterpri sing neighbors. Xo the mild climate of Borne, firm are rarely needed ia Winter, and on S3 9E3 Wm L- MOODY. -WITH— Christie & Thayer, fiBOAD 240 STREET. Augusta, Georgia. CLOTHING, HATS, Ac. THE LARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY. TRY US ONCE. ‘ novl-3m DAY, TANNAHILL & Go., MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN '4. ? V A r ■ v „ ; '•*£*»* -AjU CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, SADDLES, TRUNKS, HARNESS, Leather end Shoe Ftadtags, Springe, Axlee, Carriage Material, Machine Beit-1 lag and Packing, Mlread Street, OppoMta (toatml and Globe Houto, An- . S*T*’T*6f:flB<|J^mf fsia* ; 14 fun btthe fowvet idlece. and examine our etook. ^AT, T4HNAHILL* CO. 291 KIiy Flrret, Soitfawest Comer if Wfitworth, Charleston, Sotth Ctrollna. M.nDfMUry: 84 Broadw.f, Hr* T.rk. Branch Boom : G«r. Omctm. aad WKltakw Ha. l*T*aaak, Of comi^lkxb: links ow ■ White Shirts, Fancy Shirt*. White Merino Undershirts and Drawers, Red * Merio Undershirts and Drawer*, Linen Collars, Paper Collars, Linen Cuffs, Paper Cuffs Hmhdkershiefs, Half Hose. Glovas, Suspenders, Braces, Ties, Scarf*, Stocks, Ac [7*Sole agents for the “King” and "Washington" Uolaundried Shirts, made ot Heavy County Dowd 2100 Irish Linan, WamsuUs YY Long-Cloth. nov8-3m P. HANSBERGER, Manufacturer of Cigars^ AND DEALER IN TOBACCO, PIPES AND SMOKERS’ ABTICL S’ —"i , . '' * . • ‘ l^Oppoalte Hew Poet Offloe, AUGUSTA, GA novlSm $zmt\ §, ^Uatshall & (go., WHOLESALE IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, (MM, JllXS, if., AND AGRICULTtRAL IRPLMttS, 814 KINO STREET, CORNER SOCIETY, (Sign of the Golden Gnn), ALSO, 65 AND 57 SOCIETY STREET, Charleston, S. C. SAMUIL A MARSHALL. ' EDWARD O. MARSHALL, i JULIUS J* WKSCOAT AGBNT8 F.OR CELEBRATED WATT PIjQWS sepl 3—6mo T. S. Nireox > J. C. Rammrm. Nipao^ Rahming HUU.- ^ SKTAIZ* DKALJBRM A Iff BOOTS AMD SHOES, TRUNKS, BAGS, ETC. 23$ King Street, Near Market Street Charteaton, South rexeated. Goods delivered te any BSJMPORTANT FROM TAB— OAK BALL CLOTHING HOUSE,! ■■ - — ... —, , t • ■ 182 BEOAD flixiir, Auausi, Gkomia. —K):— Tam bow offering my entire stock of Winter Clothing (which is the ’argest ted the beat In the city, and bought at bottom each price*) at New York Cost. Therefore if you want a bargain in gents', boys’, youths’ and childrens’ clothing don’t fail to give me a call, as I mean juat what I cay. H. BROOKS.. The Poor Man’s Friend, 18* Broad Street, Augusta, Ga The Philadelphia Shoe Houae, 182 1-2 Broad Street, Augusts, Georgia. Tha largest and best assorted Mock of indies’ “■*”** shoes in the eily. All hand-eewed , II BHOOl novl-Sm 182 1-2 Broad Street, Augusta, F* L. Seidemann, ^ —DMLLEB15— Confectionery, Fruit, Fish, Fresh Meats, Oysters, Vegetable, Groceries, Aa, Blackvtlle, 8. Cl Bar aad Eating Saloon Attached. -Partire watted on at any hour, niff* 14 or day. bov8 8m - . > ■ « PETER KEEN AN, Wk -OF- v Augusta, Georgia, HAS now for aale a stock of ”” BOOTS AND SHOES ’ilor /r Unexcelled by any bouse In tbe Southern Btatee, aod the only one Id Augusta who Mile reliable work, by the , SINGLE PAIR Wholesale prices He promisee hie patrons a saving of Ml per oeet. on their purchases, when compared with tbe shoddy goods with which the market to - 1 of 10 per oeet. on their filled, and will make reclamarioo in every case, whea goods fall to give satisfac* tlon. He respectfully solicits tbe trade of old Barnwell, and aevuree bis ousto- wili be hono ^’ J —***- mere they will be honorably aod fairly deal with. PETER KEENAN,' novl 8re Near Central Hotel, Augusta. GeorgK > 1 - —- 1 — J. L. PERRY .* —WITH— . . APPLEGATE & SONS, Distillers and W holesale Dealers -IN- Pure Kentucky Whiskeys^ m _t j? a* a « .t ii _ • « • Take pleasure In recommending particularly the following brands : Rose Bud, ■ Cary'a Pet Rye, Fa alia River, Old Elk Horn, C- D. Corn, YYX Corn, Old Oxley, Nelson A Co.’a D. C. Rye. t Old Buck Rom, XL Rye, XL Coro, XXX Rye. HF’Pure Aj pV and Peach Brandis*, Wine* of all kinds, Gina, etc Louisville, Kentucky. dec20-8tn GVANO! GUANO! < THE CfiKAPRiT AND Bin IN THR MARKET. Johnson’s Chemicals. i For Mixing JFith Cotton Seed. —^ 7' 1 One ton of chemicals with 180 bushels of cotton seed will make three I tons of manure equal (pound for pound) to the best Commercial Fertil* ser in the market, as our certificates will show, and no mixture like it for rolling your planting seed in. Also fa* Clark’s Dissolved Bone, c\ f A a in DVi/^anVmm-. A i/1 oa an,r in \T o As rich in Phosphoric Acid as any in the Market- rOR SALK BY Dunbar, Clark & Co. General Agents, " 578 Broad street, Augusta, Georgia. .< ’*^1 WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND BROKERS For the purohasffaod ask of . I.ICOX, CRAIX, FUNil, IlY m SEXERU RERfllXBISl Special attention given to aale of COTTON. Our facilities are auoh aa to guar^ aotee satlafactlon. Conalgoroenta of COUNTRY PRODUCE Elicited. Chssg^s for buying or selling reaaoDable._Ubersl^advances mn<li- ( >n consignment# I* band. Refer by permiaeinn to W. T. Wheless, Esq., Band; E. McCord, j. M. Clark A Co., R. H. May & Co. tcHeut Gttmnerelal deeia-lO GEORGE W. CIjOTWORTHY —WITH— ■ Daniel Miller & Co. IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OP T- •• \ , •StV IKY sells, KITIIIiS. Witts Hill, 48 1 327 A 329 Baltimore and 42 & 44 German Sts Baltimore, novl5-6ir^ =s= ram W. —AID J0DUU or— >-di, ^ »l; -... TvMh, 31 m