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THK WORLD FOR 8 7 8. ehanM hi ito proprietorship I, 1876) the World I '• ——aer v. — HEADQUARTERS i • «» r- i t. V v * ■ L" booome th* brighlwt, •prUhtliMt, mo*t •ohoUrly and popular journal In tha me (Vopolta. Il la entartalalag, loiareating, bright, detent, hir and ttuthful. It does Wrong wittingly to no man, no creed no b- ttoraatand no party. Utfeati all anl^eeu of ftnportanee earnestly and with raapeot, H aeeks to make itaelf an agreeable companion, as wellae a fhithfalgnide and taaehar. The World regard* the recent rictories of the party With which it by preference acta notaa there partiean triempha gained by partiwvn .. pentrivanoe?, but as the unmietakable w wr -. pression of a daep and genuba popular de- f maud for new methods iu gorsmment, for a thorough purification of tha publio aerrice and for n renifioatioa of tha ainu or our par- ty organisation. W her ever and whonerer fhe Demorralie pnrty proves itself loyal to fhls popythr domanct fne WoHd will reeo- ■My-v - ■; ; IdtAy updioll it, whore»*r and whenever U fhlls short of or attempts to oouaUihet this popular demand the World will as resolutely Oppose find denounce H. In a word, the World beliwtta (he Kemoeratie parly to exist fi»r the good of the publio service. It dose not behave the public eervice to exist for the W*T? M >; '4 * fifa —for— First Class and Fashionable Ladien iriTttp HM i>ry Goods. -i ■>. i .»'-‘t) a tit ft i'v » 4 -.< . •wW r '■ 4 '1 X< ...... y ^... A .. | : C~. j - 'aA.-. INo penlog 1 ■■ and the publle generally the moat complete stock of Dry Guoije over displayed >utbero States, oooatstlng id part of a Jim- The moat decided Doreltiee In Colored Drenc Good*. the Fall season, we take pleasure In ""“llffi ' ,u W'l * ^ ng before aw? frbnde • a ^ ,■ ■f 1 In the Southern - Maguifloent line of Black Bilks. All the new shades in Colored Hllka—Tnrlouegrwfea. treat Goods. go id of the Democratic party. fm' WEEKLY WORLD, JK, oontalnsalfthenewa of the week, presented b a conobe and attractive manner; the best of the many exeellentletters sent by able eorrespondenti from all parts of the world; bright arr^effteftafning editorials on all mat- fisrs uf irrfereet to the publle. Short stories and stories continued from Week to week, written expressly for ths World Full reports of all the clpal markets of the United States and oouaUnea,’ a grange department. &c every essential a paper for the flunlly One yearf52 numbers), pentage free, leee by the beet lot hors W Wrii' ipnl foreign oo . It ia in ev m* — - ■' *4 - To Cfcoa Aobctw—An extra copy fbi elubef tea, separately addressed. The semi-weekly Werld far club of twenty, neperetely ad- dveswed. Hie Daily World for club of fifty separately addressed. SEMI-WEEKLY WORLD ■ ..j, . • -g . ■ One year flOd numbers,) postage free, $2 00 To Cura A a kits—An extra copy for olub of tea, separatoly addressed. The Dally Werld ■or club of twenty five, separately addressed THE 1MELY WORLD. With Sunday Edition, 1 year, postage free 110 00 With Sunder Tjdftlon, fl months, po-tage Led $ 60 With Sum y ZkliUon, 8 months, post/.igw free: $75 With 'Ut Sunday Edition, 1 year, pow.ige free. 8 00 Without Sunday Edition, 6 monthfl, pontage free 4 25 Without Sunday Edition, 8 months, postage free 2 25 Sunday World, 1 year, postage free $ 00 Monday .Vorld, containing Lko- ^ rarV Bevlewe and oollege dircnlde, 1 year postage free 1 50 sa—Cau in advance. Send Post Office money order, bank drafter registered letter. Bills sent by mail will be st risk of sender. A ddition, to club lieta may be made at any time in tkeyear at the above rate*. We have no traveling agents. Specimen copies, posters, etc, sent free, wherever and whenever desired. A Fair Field and no Favor. A CHANCE FOR ALL. Gash Premiums- To the person from whom the World shall receive, previous to March 81, 1878, the money for the largest number of tubecribers for one year to the Weekly World we will give a first prixe of $d0>) 00. For the next largest number, a second prixe of $200 00 For the two next largest lista of subscrlb- ers, $100 00 each For the two next largest lista of auhacrib- trs, two prises of $75 00 eeoh For the eix next largest lists, six prises of $50 00 each For the -eleven next lergest lists, eleven prises of $26 00 each All persons desirous of competing for Block Goods of every description. r-«r -j. Hosiery, Notions, Corsets, Tiee, Gloyee, Linens, Damasks, Casslmeres, Flannels, Ac. v ’ ** '.*~* OurCloake—to arrive—will be equal to any ever exhibited In New York, London or Paris. “ To summaries : We offer a stock of Fall Dry Goode which, in every depart ment ' Philip MeKzlcr, Jr Gentlemen Fashionable «?#• f t ■ i’’ .h ikir Orders Hurley’s Block. 113 Mcetirg Sireet, South Carolina ail,,* wr&J* TTWt ‘T h Store, .tfjj f « . JyA* - #F«IN ■ *• if - ; i- • •’ * ; rt \ t ■ . - , t ■ \ «*••>.« mNfi'ilMrt "J'V.f; fihffiUM 1 ! $ 250 Broad Street,^AtTOcrfFA.'GEoncnfA. v v * (, •, £ j. ' •., v ,, f'+i- »-t vwi. se« . < j , V Fruits, Toy*, Fireworks, Candies, Nuts, Cakes, Basket*, etc., at- or^-f :■ v .ntj ■ .!J. : WHOLESALa AND RKTAIL. -- - j-i • ; ■ . . . . _ ^1-jf .V •uromarize : We offer a stock of Fall Dry Goode which, in every depi 1 for variety, elegance and oheapnes*, sund unrivalled. . j» James A. £o. AUGUSTA, GA The oldest store of the sort In Augusta, the chgqx^t and the most re- ..V. "■ . ' fi • " tjw I ^ •&**'' *'* «* r -' ; ' liable. J. RIVA i x: vrti J. t ill w ropxietpj^ , t , . Jpc Tb Wr f il —t^r~ ■d' « - .t?; H J. —IMPORTANT .FiiOSl -TUB- OAK HALL 4 A V 4 wi'rt* ■ ■ f-x* ,{ w i nh4nf.‘i«»^v .-.i W.hI 182 BtiftlMBSRKKT* AUfil ST, Gl->R<iIA. , .0_ H. BROOTtS, ihe Therefore don’t fail to give me a call, The Poor Man’s Friend. 182 Broad'Street, Aytgust*, G*. The Philadelphia Shoe House, J8J 1-2 Broad Street, Angara, Georgia. The lar^ast arid boat assorted stock of ladies’ misses, ghats, boys’ youtWand childrens’ shoes in the city- AH hand-sewed goods guar an teed and only one prise asked. BROOKS, Propftetor Phibdelphia Shoe House. 1 ft’ uovl-Sm -*i .'-JA Fe L. 182 1-2 Broad Street, Angusta, Geergia. S*=H»9-I —DEALER IN— . . , lf X . -•Ha • . Wf ;.y T. * **40 1** ^ ' fw ■? ts|5 * ■ ■fo i ■ i ‘ w r w. Bar and Eating Saloon Attached. . g --.fr v * 1 noVa-8m Confectionery, Fruit, Fish, Freeh Meats, Oysters, Vegetable, Groceries, Ac., Black'vljie, S, 0.' ‘ * , •* ^FT ^ vW, e>t *'\> I® T irtiee waited on at any hour, n'i8 ht hr day W **1, I JW STW t-r+1% *T. . '1 t I • riv* '* . n** j* novl-Cm Quick Sales and Small Profits. 'tr iy * *?>. ■ •:o James <*. 205 Broad Street, Are offering special indueements to parch Carpets, Ingrain Carpets, Rngw Window Shades and Curtain Goods and Corbl 1,000 yanlg Striped Carpets, 20c., 25e.jand ape. 8,000 yar 2,000 Floor A Large Slock noTPSm BruefDs and Three-Ply loths r yard. and iCikts, Fk>o^ Oil Clothe^utd WaU Papers, :>Mii<‘C8. l Family ^rocepiei^ on J our first floor James G- I^ailie & Brother- Corner ofIBroad 1 and Washington Streets ABfiUSTA, • GEORGIA. Has been Thoroughly Renovated, Remodeled and Newly Furnished gg-The Office of the Hotel will'be Opeh during the hight, and guests, will be received, or ailed at any hour. novl'Sm RATES OF BOARD, $2.00 PER DAY. W M MOORE Brop’r- these prtxoo (which oro offered in addition to club prerafumsj will please sig^ tho regular tt ally their intent ' ~ ifttor* of 00 < tat< for full ilatruotioos. Wo will not award aay of there prises to any person supplying the Werld to subscribers at lees than regular rates, vix: One Dollar Per Year, Addreee all orders ind letter! to **THE WORLD," 80 Park Row, New Yerft, Bf. B,—Those eubsaibitt* before January 1 will receive the Weekly World SntQ January J, 1879. for. ** One Dollar. and send to m*' — m r <•* -A. — ’"’f, , CflORf B’S NWL VISITOR ■f • ■ fVf{ »•>-■*St‘X■ '}* ijCV . FOR THE VXW TSAR ■SftfflF 1 Will spar# no to maintain the position it now Oocupiel as tha rRKXIUMR. Vi* w*?.* ■ mi* fc L- m 11?' - LEADING MUSICAL JOURNAL. Every subscriber is entitled to one of the following eiegftni and really valuable Prem. turns it w ’ >• observed that the Vititor ' epecialties are arranged to suit all tastes, frompopularsoiu'-sto claesic conipositione by the great master "f Baelo. •9yUxDBwiASo, then, that $1.50 pays for the VisiTOR oneyeac, and one of the fol- Towing premiums, which will be sent, post paid, on receipt of the subecription price. No. 1. 80x0 Premium—(Beautiful songs with piano accompamment.) ( . % .. No. 2. Piano Primicm—(Popular instru- auntal pieces for pi* 00 -) ’fevT* No 8. Classic PxMirB—(Music of the masters, for advanced players.) No. 4. CxirrsirKiAi Premium—Large col lootion of easy music ^ the olden time. No. 5. Tan Vismit Auto-Music Album— (An el (Cant nov^: 1 for ail musical people.) No. 6. i’xiimcxl'i.miUM—Both oeffidend instrumr-'J must Ay This premium is for old rabaertl ere who renew only * Fail particulars end Uetefooateate of the premium volumes will be sent to any address en receipt of slaap. ARf tlRBIS A (Irion Tms TO SUMCRISX. Tha best time ia aew.' JOHN CHURCH* CO Claoinnort, Ohio. , n vm. li.lt.1 oMh €lothing 9 Tailoring ^ Uf:jf-j-y—- 4* Furnishing Goods, ^ Eta, Etc. D. MULLER, Northeast Corner of King and Wentworth Streets., Ha* just received a Full and Complete Line of the uypt Fashionable Goods in the above three Dcpertmcnta fer Mea* Youflftind B©|*, at^ice lower than ever before. QP^All goods can be returned and money will be refunded if not en tirely satisfactory. 1 ‘ - - . aov8-3m / J.' M YOUNQBlLO^t). ’ - / ... . — - *• —WITH— STAttfflGS & MITEBUNG, Grocers and Commission Merchants, 198 BROAD. S'rRRKT, A. TJ O U H T A., G K O It O 1 A J. MiLLSB STALUROa. / -f W. H. Eastkelino. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE SALE OF COTTON. novl.Sm , , ' , v ■ —111 1 m.. i , ■ ■■ ..i. Wm L- MOOBYl * ■ i • - . . -tWITJI— I aa offering the largest stock of ' X ' ' ^ ’ , Goods, Hoots,. .jfl jflt f ,W« J VMtl < . A « # > -n * i a e, J .J . v ■ > v . • Nliocs, Groceries * and Clothin § Ever offered in this county, at real break down prices, that must eertainly at tract an endless and admiring throng of custonnRhr. ‘ • , Come and examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere, m I boldly proclaim tbe fact that competition with me is absolute ruin to soy other merchant in the State. |y Highest prices paid for cotton, and liberal advances made on all shipments. SIMON BROWN. m»30—tf . BLACKVILL*. 8. a Terriberry &■ Brickie, Manufacturers of ■i Dmif, Sash, Blinis, Moildiisb, Brackets, 4c., at (Mes’ou Frees. Contracts for Houaa Building made on favorable tarma and'-all work guar anteed. We will either furnish all materlhl and put up house* or sell partlee the lumber and mouldings as they prefer. Will take jobs in any part of Barn well, Oolletoo, Orangeburg or Aiken cou--tie«. Address TERRIBERRY t BRICKLE. Bamberg, B. C. novft 3to t d», » Christie & Thayer, BROAD -.!•*> J*-.* J 240 STREET, tr Augusta, Georgia. CLOTHING, HATS, Ac. THE LARGEST STOCK AND LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY. TRY US ON CR novl-3m DAY, TANNAHILL & Co,, MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IK I. L. FALK & CO. . u * Manufacturers and Jobbers of «Clothikig, 291 Kiig Streft, SoDthwest Corner of Wenlworth, Charleston, South Carolina. Manaftetory: 124 Broadway, W«w York. Branch Houae: Gor. (/engross and Whiloksr Sis. Savannah, G* O O M I* L. TC T K LI N K H OW White Shirts, Fancy Shirts, White Merino Undershirts and Drawers, Red Merio Undershirts and Drawers, Linen Collars, Psper Collars, Linen Cuffs, Paiicr Cuffs llahdkcrshiefs, Half Hose. Gloves,Suspenders, Braces, Tics, Scarfs, Stocks, 4c (ySole agents for tbe “King” and “Washington’’ Unlaundried Shirts, made oi Heavy County Down 2100 Irish Linen, Wamsutta XT Long-Cloth. nov8-3m 1*. HANSBERGEK, -H, Manufacturer of Cigars ANt) DEALER IN TOBACCO, PIPES AND SMOKERS’ ARTICLES’ * f j^Oppoalte New Post Office, AUGUSTA, GA novlSm new*# JV V '■ JiflfcO , ‘d LA ‘tv** 0tt • -1 ..V if . -r, u: CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, WAGONS, SADDLES, Loftther and Shoe Findlnge, Bpriogs, Axlee, Carriage * RYAJf, We ere now receiving a large and railed aMortmeut of vtMtae firtofotaM or pleasuffo A full assortment oil, 2, and 4 Hone Wagons, best manufacture, I at tha lowest prioes, Call and examine oar stock. | novl.Sm DAT, tANNAHILR A CO. mm* Jlamiwl §i. WHOLESALE IMPORTERS OF HARDWARE, CLILffly, filifiS, AC., A5D AGIlllXLltlUL HfUlLITS, *’ rJ ' 814 KINO STREET, CORNER SOCIETY, (Sign of the Golden Gun), ALSO, 55 AND 57 SOCIETY STREET, Charleston, S. C. -:TTT%; ' ■ ■ r PETEK KEE\A.\. TT* 0.t.. Mp. Augusta^ Georgia, , . t.. . .,1 . »l> *<t >• IT * t* HAS now for sale a stock of ’•ti t ttt h .ljl.V"; • * BOOTS AND SHOES — •i -i< 41 f$ UiieXLSded by any house in the Southern States, and the only one la-* Angnuta who eella reliable work, by ^*e ,, .,. . ..» ■ SINGLE PAIR, Wholesale prices. He promises bis patrons a saving of 20 pet cent, oft their purchases, when compareJ with the eboddy goods with which the market is filled, and will make reclamation in every case, when goods fail to give satisfac tion. He respectfully solicits tbe trade of old Barnweli, and aasui ea his custfO\ mers they will be honorably and fairly deal with. PETER KEENAN, W J novl-3rn Near Central Hotel, Augusta. Georgia, U 1 ft'ffr Av l ) J. L. PERRY -v^rA-, ®4 F *wt do* I Mot- * ••♦# »* -s_^- V OT • 7 4,, • , j w oLsimK M-t- .lUMiTtir.-y. Distillers and W kolesale Dealers • —IN— - 1 f *w->%»■’L fa nn >• -w * -* "■ * *XA Pure Kentucky Whiskeys, A Take pleasure in recommending particularly the following brands : Rose Bvd, Cory's Pet Rye, Fulls River, Old Elk Hern, C. D. Com, XXX Corn, -\ ■ r !-j( h » Old Oxley, Nelson & Co.’s D. C- Rys. 041 Buck itom, XLTfye, .7 / s XL Com, it *' XXX Rye. FW*Pure Apple and Peach Brao^Tes, 4ftaei'of «H kinds, C^na. «tc.,^F| dwc20 3m Louisville, Kentucky. GUANO! GUANO! ’ ‘ ‘ , T . - t:ie cntAPKsT and best in ritr. market. -r , • , ,\J ) '* U ^ 4 ?> t ^ * , *« Johnson’s Chemicals. For Mixing TFith Cotton Seed. * One ton of chemicals with 180 bushels of cotton seed will make three tons of manure equal (pound for pound) to the best Commercial Fertil- zer in the market, as our certificates will show, and no mixture liks it for rolling your planting seed in. Also ■ ■ - - • - . ; ' Clark’s Dissolved Bone, Qr As rich in Phosphoric Acid as any in the Market. . v 4. -Mr * - - ; t - FOR SALE BT Dunbar, Clark & Co. General Agents, 278 Broad street, Augusta, Georgia. WHOLESALE COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND BROKERS For the purchase and sale of Ml®, GRAIN, FLOUR, RAF AND GENERAL HERCDANDISL Special attention given to sale of COTTON. Our facilities are such as to guar antee eatisfactlon. Consignment* of COUNTRY PRODUCE solicited. Charges for buying or selling reasonable. Libera lad vances made on consignments in •band. Refer by permission to W. T. Whelesa, Eeq., President Commercial Band; Z. McCord, J. M. Clark & Co., R. H. May & Co. f declS-lO L’-M-. " i ■ ■ HJ GEORGE W. CLOTWORTHY * —WITH— Daniel Miller & Co. — t—— ■' r * SAMUEL R. MARSHALL. * RDWARD O. MARSHALL. JULIUS J- WISCOAT -N O V V< »' .¥* ' •■M •VU * f&r+o ; .li t ■■ 4, I ’ 1 w* » AOBKTS -FOR -# --rr jfal'vy • CELEBRATBD -’i ,< u j n« _. »■ ■■■ .i —, ,v -- - 1 - ; l— gfl T. 8. Nirsoit. -f A ‘ ■v s%*4k >ii»iiypls IMi|i8|Ft|li<iilii"Pi^M kAHHlSG. IWMH Jr, -u-xtjiu -‘‘rs0\ ^ - m ■'i IMPORTERS AflD JOBRERS OF * ■ •*•-.• -r-.^ » : l» rn 'lj % ^ -, ;rt i*-w •• . a * $ ^ 4 ^ ^ * 0- 4 * ■ \ ^ BUY 60388, Hemifo, MT89YS 698<J?, *8 VnM: r ' 1 • I ** " ; *.(J 5> .i ‘ 327 & 829 Baltimore and 42 & 44 German Sts Baltimore. novl5-6m AH aw L' j • -■ -*4rt Hiram W. xneaenwaio, •>*ttrH» 1st, p -ejlwf ■•'««« i-‘> m** -■ a*iv* t-w. iW fjwt «ii Ipiwff t* * -,•5. ■ VV HOLES AW© RKTAIL JDKALEFtfc* 1 Iff ' •- ’ Packing, 225 Broad Street, Opposite Central and Globe Hotels, ln-i BOOTS AND SHOES. TRUNM, BAGS, BTa it if it WV - (7 » .<• t A-Mv-f-Ts fi^AUila Pfyvi v tT j»i W'J ■S. '■?' .hf- WkMesale-- ■ti)i -r»» »«l>» i ^3i4w w«t te-Ni »wrt miv7— : 'm* ^MMsab w pur* Wad i*t»* WK-"^ is 233 King Street. Near Market StreettUrteWO, South TaroUna. Particular etfeolipn given to filling 0 f Orders, and all Goads gumateed as rep restnied. Goods delivered to any Rsikoad statiun free cf charge. , nov8-3m I- fot»irMWi »«» f v ’ ’t '*■* **! , ! bj* ■+:*>$■ -**¥» JfWWW, W—., ^ ^ "X, a»>ft „ ,,, .... *» «* A' r - a. Goths, CuGmereff,, rAaitnwa. Si No. 2« Wert jfaltimofi Street, BALTM JRE. novlS-Cm