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Our esteemed contenporary, Har*
per’a Weekly,, uka the &nowin£ qnce.
lion, which topchca the core of the I’ro-
•Mential i*rc for IWW) > •
“How m*ny ot those who are not
l>0mocrata, but who enpported Mr.
Tiklcn in 186d, really suppose that he
or any other Democrat, even Mr. Bay
ard or (icheral Hancock, could or
would enforce a wiser policy in regard
to the Southern States, or the finances
or administrative reform, than that of
this Republican Administration ?“
This qnestinn refers to the class of
unattached and fluctuating voters who
In 1876 defeated Mr. Hayes and gave
the election to Mr. TjJden, and who
will certainly be stronger in 1*880 than
they were threo years ago. It was im
patience with Grant and (ipntism
. __^vliich. canied them to tlw IVniocraHc
sidc in 1876. What general corwidcrn-
fions will influence them in 1880? Go
lar as present indications go it is the
Southern question which will be upper
most among the questions of that ^enr.
Why Harper’s Weekly should ooiffTno lo
the present Administration of Hayes
'the comparison'1t TuggestH is irqt quite
clear, unless it he that there is a plan on
foot to renominate Mr. Hayes and to
carry his present Cabinet" through all
ot her four year's tf^m, Suppose we put
the question in tin's form : “Is thiTT
reason to think that M r. t Bayard as
]’resident ia 1881 could or would en-
_ force a wiser policy in regard to the
Southern States than Mr. Hayes?”
It will he conceded on all hands, wo
think, that in past and .present oppor
tunities for forming a correct opinion of
the needs of the Federal service Mr.
Bayard has now no superior in the Re
publican ranks. Nor will educated
voters in the East, at least, and of the
class'referred to by Harper's Weekly,
deny that in all that rclatis to taxation,
finance, money and adniin’strative re
form, us well ns in the purity of his
public and private life^ Mr. Bayard is
the peer of any candidate whom the
Republicans can put in the field. The
Republican party and Mr. Hayes have
suddenly adopted a policy which
b-fftthiWl nrly diitrurt *Tthr u ritV~-mrt~
hostility toward it,. Every effort of that
iwrly appears intended to tench the
black race to abhor mid dread their
neighbors of the white race. This can
only end in promoting an armed strife
of races in the Sontb. What good can
come to those two races, thus made hos
tile to one another, o> through their
hostility to the rest of the Union, from
nny President in the Whllfl Hound" who
v is controlled by such “stalwart" passions
and prejudices? Even Mr. Kvtrts is
currently reported to have gone so far n<»
publ'cly to attack the character of the
whole white race at the South. Can
reasonable and practical men of busi
ness at the North doubt that the South
ern problem would bo better, more
quickly aud- more safely solved in tbc
interest of the whole Union with a
statesman like Mr. Bayard in the
White House, who has the confidence
and affection of the Southern people,
than with a howling “stalwart" there ?
What answer do the laws of human na
ture make to such a question ? Nobody
doubts that Mr. Bayard is ns firm for
the Union as is Mr. Hayes or Mr.
Kvarts, and at least as devoted to the
Federal Constitution which upholds that
Uuion as either of them—as well trained
and as strong iu everything which
makes for civilization as either of them
—as determined as either of them that
“Yasoo” methods of government shall
cease out of the land. Can any one
doubt which of the three would natur
ally exert as 1’resideut the greater otfi-
c ial and personal influence for good over
the white men of the South ? Which of
the threo could or would, in the lan
guage of Harper’s Weekly, ‘ enforce, the
wiser policy in regard to the Southern
States?” For we not only need a poli
cy and the wisest policy, but wo need to
see that policy enforced. Does any man
of business believe that the “stalwart"
policy of to-day, being much the same
as that carried daring thirteen years,
from 1805 to 1878, by the Radicals, is
n wise policy? What have its fruits
been ? Have the self-restraint and the
intelligent comprehension of law which
alone make high civilization possible
anywhere been promoted in the South
by the policy of Thaddens Steaveus
and Grant ?
ten yiars, and they cry for me when I’m
around home. How soon can I j!no ?“_
“The Commissioners will have to con
aider the 1 appli——
“ Who 1 ^ the Commissioners and what
dp they want to consider it fori’’ inter-
rupti-d the applicant. “I'm right here
now, and I can't fool around with no
Commissioners. I want to be humping
to fires, kicking in dosrs, heaving out
bureaus and saving helpless old women
and artless children. ’’ ,/ t
f‘You sec, these things have to go
through the regular channel/' explained
the Secretary. :
‘ I can't help nothing about no regu-
lof channels !’’ replied the yourg man.
“1 tell you and all the boys will tell you
tbc same, that Xm regular old pizpn
wl en the fire belli ring 1 l don’t stand
on the corner ami.lt«Her ‘Fire 1’ ijnd tell
how I pity the unTortunates, but -Lgul-
lup right to the scene of conflagration
amTFegiiTTo kick in .doors, yeti, at the
hose company and hunt for children who
may Iwre erawled under thp bed and
gofie to sleep.’’
•‘I have no doubt that you would
make a good (iremeu, but—.”
“Of course I’d make a good one/ I’ve
.been.right there long. Icuuugh-to Jumw.
thnt. Did any of your firemen hero ever
cany a half-dead woman downi a forty
foot Udder?” ,
“Well, I can’t remember.’’
“I’ve done it, an! she didn’t lose n
hair-pin, either ! 111 show you how I
seized her.. - -
The Secretary hogged off, and the
man"picked-aipca lable, shouldered it
and inarched around saying ;
Balanced her on my shoulder, and she
rode like u„duck. I want to show you
how l kick in a bedroom door. Sposin’
this room is on fire, and ”
The Secretary entreated him not to
indulge hi any kicking there.
“Well, then, I won t, hat just let me
show you how I pitch a bureau out of
tbc window. For ius.cnec, I ’’
The Secretary forbid him from hAv-
ing out the .able, and added that he had
better enll around in about a month.
“Can t do it—can't wait a single day t”
replied the young man. ‘ If you waut a
healthy old reservoir of sixteen-horse
power. I'm-vour man. If you don’t want .
one, I’m' of
It was deemed best to dbcounige
him, but lie was not c^st down. Hutting
on his hat. he said :
• Very well—Very well. When the
clang of the fire hells Is heard at the
dead of night and the lurid flumes send
their forked tongues hoavcnwaril. just
remember (list ou old king bee, with a
capacity of 100 gallons per minute,
wanted to be thar an’ you wouldn’t let
him!” ' '
Keeping itoardcrM.
JimlMjr (he .Vf Kwhcew.
Any man might have envied the con
fidence with which a stoat bailt young
man of 23 entered the headquarters of
the Augusta Fire Department a few
days ago and said to the Secretary ;
“I want to jiae eue of jour luashcons."
“Do yon mean that you want to be-
ODine a fireman ?”
“That’s exactly what I mean. My
name is Philo Noble. The first name
is spelt IMi-i-l-o, hot all the boys call
me ‘File’ after they get acquainted.”
' “Have you. ever sent iu an applica
tion ?*’ inquired the Secretary.
“Never. I don’t know nothing about
application^ but I'm an old teerer at a thnUvU
fire. I’ve run with a hand-enzinc for ..:..i i.„
run with a hand-engine for
fourteen years, and helped clean out
No. 2 about twenty times. If you want
any reference I ean refer you to three
lumber yards and our hull crowd. I
don’t believe any of the boys will go
hack on me.” ’ \ .
“You will have to send in a written
“and it
application,” said the Secretary,
wifi have to be endorsed.”
“W do it—of course I wilh We
can make i* out right here. Put down
my name, and say that I’m 27 years
old, sound as a load of sand, single,
good natured, and that I’ve saved four
women, seven children, two dogs and a.
parrot from the ail-devouring flames
jduring my career as a fireman.” 1
* “Who will endorse your application ?”
“Every man who ever run with old
Ko, 1, or HI knew the reason why ?
Tea, sir—the boys will, write their
names on that quicker^ wink, land if
fifty iren’t enough 111 gU a hundred.
They k*ow : m*4» boy. do. I’ve
frekod more'n a dozen of ’em iu the last
^Another boarding- house busted up,
I see,” sighed a venerable Detroit land
lady, as she laid down her paper.
“Well, it must have been extravagance
nt the table. That’s what bankrupts
seven out of ten, and oven then the
hoarders are crying ‘hash !' and com
plaining of poor meals. Now I run a
hoarding-house fur twenty-two years,
and I made money aud heard no com
plaints. How did 1 do it? Why, it’s
ull in planning. For instance, a neck-
piece of mmton can be cut to look like
a rib roast, and a little extra fire makes it
just as tender. Lawd save you ! I’ve
been complimented a thousand .times on
my selection of choice spring lamb when
the meat was mutton four years old,
and the toughest parts at that! The
idea of spring chicken on a boarding
house table is absurd—aye! almost
wicked. In my palmy days I could take
a tough old hen, pound the body with
the petato-masher for ten minutes, and
set betore my boarders a feast to make
every heart glad. Now I’ll venture that
there aren't ten landladies in the city
that ean bake a pig’s head and slice oil’
the meat in a manner to make every
body believe that be has tbc choicest
cut in a pig’s body, and it’s a wonder to
mo that there aren’t more failures. Lots
of landladies buy nice, fresh butter, and
thus tempt a man to eat live or six bis-
eu'ts, or half a loaf of bread. What
economy 1 I always had my nice butter
on the table at breakfast, wheu we had
little but tons’., aud the boarders got
along on old butter the other two meals.
It is all in the planning—all iu the plan-
niug. I us'd to have beefsteak every
morning. Three mornings in tV week
1 bought sirloin, which is very nice,
you know, and the other four mornings 1
bought neck-pieces and rubbed the case-
knives over the grindstone. Give a
boarder a sharp knife and a tough steak,
aud he'll never make a com plaiut—never,
lie’ll put the blame ou bis teeth, and
the more steak he leaves on his plate the
more rabbit pic you have for dinner.”—
Detroit F r ee Press.
What is a Leual Jurt ?—A party
was tried before a Trial Justice recently
iu lAixington. On Ids trial he demand
ed a jury of twelve. The justice ruled
against him, allowing him only six, the
number fixed by the statutes. Heap-
led to the Circuit Court, and Judge
the
sustained
ch the Constitution
ppeal, holding
guarantees
trial by jury it means a jury of twelve
men.
In India, snakes alone, in 1877, kill
ed nearly 17,000 persons, and tigers,
elephants, leopards and other wild beasts
nearly 3,OflO more. Efforts were made
at the same time to destroy the animals,
but without apparent reduction of the
numbers. About 127,000 snakes and
22,000 wild beasts were killed, and
360,000 were paid in rewards for tneir
destruction. ^
Sound Advice.—-A boy undertook
to torture a wasp by touching a lighted ...
match to its body. Tbe wasp applied
its warm aide to the boy’s hand, and as
t gave the boy these Words
Never try* to best a man at
it flew away it
of wisdom.-
hia own game.”
Indian babies never crv. If they fiod
hi If an inch of pin sticking into their
legs they wait with patience for some
one to pull it out, instead of distuibing
a whole village,. ' ... ,'
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The place that the people have been looking for is
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This fall everybody has some money and would like to make a good invest
ment, therefore, if wn,, »»"* *-■ —* ——*—-- —v\dV
ment, therefore, if you want to get your money’s worth, don’t purchase any DRY
GOODS, GROCERIES, SHOES and BOOTS, HATS, CAPS, HARD and
TINWARE, HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE, DRUGS and
MEDICINES, NOTIONS, SADLERY, BEAQSrEADS, &c., uutd you cx-
i'UlU 1 . 1 '. arnica difeet from, mauufagturara -North, South, aud
\\ est. I am happy to inform my friouds and. the public generally, that I am still
the lender of Low-Prices iKrthe town of ^Graham’s, anil county. No one can un
dcrsell me, as I buy my goods/or cash only, thereby save credit prices, which a
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good inatfy. of my brother merchants pay, I get my discount for the cash ’and can
- vumu on i i uuug uiiu oiu, ricii auu
at-wmet-tloaT-hold- back 09 tiwve ie -momiy uUd ynu will -
truth I am idling you and you will come backhand brir
lay down my goods about 25 jier cent, cheaper than any other house in thii county.
I guarntecsatisfaction to all. • - , • v '
Come one ! Come all ! Young and old, rich and poor, white and black, come
k ©f the
. bring your cousins and nieces,
sisters and brothers. •' ‘ ‘ .
I pay the highest pr.ccs for cotton, corn, peas and rice, give you the cash for
them aud you eau trade where you please. { , **
Remembcrjhat my motto ia “Quick Sales and Small Profits,”
luu will not leave my store without buying something.
1\ hen you come to Graham s, ask for the cheapest rtore.
Very Respectfully
BERNARD
LEAD bit CF LOW PRICES FN BARNWELL COUNTY.
New York Office, No. 351 Broadway. aug6-3ni
E. F. GALLAHER
—DEALER IN—
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hats and Trunks,
2^o- 289 UrOad Street’
AUGUSTA,
srpL't 3m
GEORuIA.
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Low Prices For
!§oofe, Shoes and Hats.
We have now in store a very large and complete stock of
IBOOTS, SHOES JAISHD HATS,
Which has been purchased direct from the Manufacturers, at the Lowest Prices
the Cash Will Commond, and as our motto ia
X»ar#o Sales and Small !Profits>
Our Customers agd the Public ean rely on GOOD BARG AINS.
A Large Stock oCPhiladclphia aud Baltimore Fiue Shoes ou Hand.
A Liberal Discount to the Wholesale Trade.
WM. MITLIIERIN
Bcpl8.3m 293 BROAD STREET, JYTJGUSTA. C> A.
HOLD THE FORT!
WE HAVE COME I
Hold Year
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Cash Until
You Go To
ISurckEialtei 0 Co.’s,
WHjIASTON» S. C.
Uadcrscll all Darnwell, rival Cliarlseton
Independents tn trade who lieat old fogies,
and Augusta.
Everything for sale. -
Nothing lo keep hut the front place.
If you a^e wise, trade wiih us. We will make you happy.
« BURCKH ALTER & CO.,
, sepl8-3m Underscllcrs and Truth Tellers, Widiston, S. C.
F.
W. Wagener & Co. 9
CJ^AKS.SS'S'OH. S 0,
159
t 1G1, 1G3 ani 165 East Bay. 2, 4, and 12 Queen Street.
13, 15, 17 and 19 Vendue Range.
Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers,
Cotton and N aval Stores -Factors.
Sole Agentfl for Georgia and Wagener Grange Guano.
Liberal advances made
on Shipments of Cotton. r - 1 - - ,
We have a special Produce Department for which we solicit consignments of
Rough Rice, Peas, etc. sepl8-6m
Her© are Some of My ^Prices.
Mens’Roots from f 1.75 up.
Mens’ Whole leather Ilrogans from 31.00 up.
Children’s Shoes fron: 50 cts. up.
—A POLL
Good Winter Ruila, all Wo/fo $5.00.
Good Heavy Pants, $1.00 up.
LINE OF—
imY'GOOnS AT BOTTOM PRICER
Groceries, Hardware, Crockery, Hats and Notions
AT WHOLESALE HGURKS.
CASH PAID FOR CORN, PEAS AND COTTON;
A. RUBENSTEIN,
WILLMTON, 8. C.
Buy from him in Winter when you have money, and get eredit from him in Rummer
1 you have no money. .. , 102-114
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J.H. PARKER & CO.
Factors and Commission Merchants.
COTTON AND NAVAL STORES.
Wtaftfand Vender Range, Charlectoo, South Carolina.
Liberal Advances made 00 Consignments,
FIRE INSURANCE
The St. Paul Fire
—AND—
Marine lasuraace Company
CAP/rlX ... .....$1,704,881
THE SAFEST COMPANY IN TH
. .UNITED STATES’
Will underwrite on all kinds of property,
real and personal, in Barnwell county, in-
cltiding gins, gin-honsV!, mills and maeliih
ery. cotton ginned undunginhed at the low-
eat curreut rates. “ ' ' T’* - — ;
- II. M. THOMPSON,' ^ '
' Local Agent' WirRston. S. C.
N. B, Policies issued in Lest English Kire
Cortipanies if preferred, confined to dwell*
lug liouacajtttra.auJ .
juno27-tf
Franklin Bros.
COTIO.l c coiimssiix berceasts,
bxvxolhs sheet,
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE
-—ON— — *
CONSIGNMENTS IN STORE.
fmgS l-3tn •_
rn.vxicr.TX imm.;
olI) Americas hoti.l
-^SaTABLISilEl) ABOUT 1830.
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Rcausdtatecl'on the European Plan.
For^Gentlemen only.
iekms:
Rooms, each person, per day 50
“ “ “ per week...... S3 DO
“ “ “ per month,§8aud 10
According to location of Rooms, paid
in advance. •' •" z* —
POARD TF-EM^v
Board and lodging per day .SI' 50
•*' *• per week.... G 50
uiiAtsr
Breakfast 25c
Dinner T.... \ 50c
Supper 25c
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JUST RECEIVED
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I HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
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CRY GOODS. F-A-NOY GOODS. ,
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, MEN’S AND LADIES’ HATS. ‘
aABsmag, caoGsajgs, • ^r--
laiqudrs and
i mm £sr.^K bs ~ . ■*
Arul other articles too numerous to mentioa, which f will sell at bottom prices, When ,
you cot^e to Bainwell, to the Fair, don’t Jbrgct to call and examineuiy stock. My prices V
are lower than the lowest. ' “ ^ ’
Sepll ; 2m
Clias. Pcclimannc,
BA RNWELL C. H.lS C
JOSEI-U U. DAY.
SAMUEL TAXXAHILL.
SAMUEL B. SIB LET
l>ay 9 Tannaliill & Co.,
A-DG TJSTA, GEORGIA.
I OFFER FOS SALE AT VERY LOWEST I'BICES A FULL ASSOBTMEST OF
Carriages, Buggies and Wagons
"M-Htv:-M. J.- AIH'-H KH, PywpriutrcoFi;
2fl George st^AWW^fKing,
nov2ft-1V Charleaton, S. C.
BtU ESTATE
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liOLLCCTIMi ir.EM:y
I WIIiL SELL and Purchaee REAL
ESTATE, COLLECT RENTS, and
CLAIMS OF ALL KINDS.
I have for sale Dwellings and Store
Houses ; also vacant lots iu towa of
lilackville. Also—
4^
2,000 acres land in onelmdy on (lie Edisto.
iPH) ” *’ ’’ . ” ’•
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11)0
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15U
100
near DUckville.
Grahams.
O. E. STfc.VDMAN,
lUackviile, £>. C.
Planters Hott!.
To rny Frienih awl the Traveling Puttie:
In consequenco of the great reduc
tion in all of thu staples of our coun-.
try, I have conclnded to reduce my
rates of board to 81 50 and 82 pop day,
according to location of rooms.
Special accommodations fof families
and commercial travclcra.» My table
shall not be excelled by any itf’tbe
South, and will constantly bo supplied
with selected Boston beet, Tbo hotel
has recently undergone thorough re
pairs, aud been newly furnished and
made complete in all its appointments.
Courteous -clerks aud attentive ser
vants. ^
When you visit Savannah do not
fail,to call at the Planters, as I am de
termined that tills hotel t-hall not be
excel lei by any in the South, regard-
Icss of price.
Thanking you for past favors, and
hoping for a continuance of the same,
I am, very respectfully
fcb20-ly John Bkksnan, Manncr»«r.
T
HE WHITE
Sewing Machine
TBK KEGT OF AZ.£«
Unrivaled Jn Appearance,
Unparalleled in Simplicity,
Unsurpassed in Construction,
' Unprecedented in Popularity,
And Undisputed in the Broad ■Claim
OrBCINQTMC
very nr/rr qperatxho %
CVICKKOT DELLKHO,
KAlSWiOMKST, AND
Heat Pcrfoot Sowing iiaohina
IN THS WORLD. .
tT«priwity M Vto HMle h the meet ec«-
The'l
«lnclnfl
CiMothor ik'cfcHe*. and In MlnniHli
trtdv W4 put It UT>.vn H« no>rHj, and In no ln|lano«
h.* jivrt.-yciLited tobafUt; ary rocomaendBUon
In I u Ibhov.
warMt
Infi tnbhle U Its exti *n l MWAFloritf
r other ik 'dthos, and In MiimU'Inf It to tt>«
Th« domond fertho WhH* hvt l*er«tsed to turh
an ox Ion t that w« art new com pell id te turn nut
JL. Conxr>l*t« de-vrirur a^CfLc>v1rv
mrxraiy tlxtoa asair-.-vatca Iu.
N Vi—o Aa.y-’ io r:Yippl^r
tixo OwxzxGLZxal
mMhir.i i. t»vT(itt«d for t T*er», t-d
•'ill at Itutiol •licnv.fB,04' ep. o <
, to wit the convontoM* ol i
nt v'Jtxcna rmisnr.
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WHITE SEVHNG MACHINE CC.:
m 168 EuciM An., CtoMtaad, OMm
J. D.
—For anlo by—
& T. F. SMITH,
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2D0 Ckoau St., *- >*■
,0a.
OF RELIABLE AND (lUARrANlEED QVALITI?.
A nplendid Block of Conch Moterinl, Axles, Bprinp, Npokenj IlubB, Rim*, Rhirf;*,
Bolin, Moss, Molding, Glue, Borax,; Manury s Comoro, Valentine * ^kriiinhe*. Ac.. Ac,
-€
and BAGS, 1 ”OAK and
Fitdingi BfYcduced priors.
Atm
-LAIiliLA’ iAXII t.KNTH 1 FtNK THUNKS
rL’ALF SKINS *ud a full line of tlioo
\\> tirke pleasure in staling that we have the agency for this seCiinB for lb* sale of
WILSON',-OHlLPS it ni. S PHILADKLPUIA B AGONH and CAHTS, which h*v« no rom-
petor intfic field, and will sell them at prices within the reach of nil who want * gawd ar-
licle. - Also ngenu L-tihc CoV.TI.ANl> WAGON on Plaiform Springs. For persons in
waitVof’a cceap, yet reliable Vehicle, we recommend the CORTLAND CHARIOT, the
light est, most stylish and best thing on four wheels for sixty five dollars.
Gum and Leu her Belting two to fourteen inches. Packing of all kinds. WUipw, Cm-
Urcllas, Neatsfoot Oil Blacking for Harness, etc.
miir
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DAY, T ANNA HI LI, & CO., Augusta,Tr»r
JAHES G. bailie:,
205 BROAD STREET. AUGUST AO A.
OLD STAND JAMES G, BAILIE & BRO.
Respectfully asks your attention to a full line of the following Goods, which will ba sold \m
V low as in any'other Rouse.* ,
OABPKT PEPARTMEXT'
English Velvet Carpels,
English Brussels Carpets,
Three Ply and Ingrain Carpets,
Venetian Carpets,
Cheap Carpets,
Floor OH Cloths,
Tatle Oil Cloths, ~ "
^»tair Carpets and Rods,
Mattings, Druggets, Door Mats,
VuRTAIW DEPARTMEXf.
Curtain Materials,
Cornices and Bands,
Lace Curtains,
Muslin Curtains,
nttboMT iiRPARTiflirp.
Choice Family Groceries,
received weekly,
Ferris Hams,
English Crackers,
Window Shades, all sixes. Dyspeptics’ Food.
Hair Cloths, all widths, Baskets of all kinds.
Wall Papers'
and Borders,
Beautiful Chromos.
Woo.l Ware,
Brooms and Brushes,
Plantation Supplies.
CARPETH; OIL CLOTHS AND
uug'dl-’dm
CURTAINS MADE AND L.V1D AT SUOBTNOTICE.
r. v BURIIKLL,
L. K. Wl»on, IIARXWKLL, *. C.
BURBELL &' WOOD,
conoiN factors and general commission merchants,
1 - Special Atrention given to the Handling of
Cotton and all Other Products of the Farm.
COffifnISSiai) !F9R SELLING, sas, PKR BALE, g
Quick Sales and Returns. Cotton Atlvanced on in store. Fire-Proof Warehouse.
corner McIntosh and Reynolds sts., augusta, ga.
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©TTO F. WEITERS,
Wholesale Grocer,
—AND DEALER IN—
segars, Liquor and Tobacco.
AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATED
Monarch Whiskey.
Alaq, I. T. & J. G. Frost St Co.’s Self-Raising Flour, end Thorn Brothers’
celebrated Butter Crackers. %
sep26-ly Nos. 108,110,112 and 181 East Bay, Charleston, S. 0.
STOP AT $1.50
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Corner of Rroad and 'Washington Streets
—-AUflUSTA, eaOSSIA.
Conveniently Located To Business.
With Telegraph Office In the Building, and Southern Express Company
.'Office Nfxt Door to Hotel Builiing.
Summer rates of board, per dat, ^1.50.
Single Mcajs,, 50 cents. * j 1 Single Lodgings, 60 cents.
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ROBERTSON. T7VYDOR & CO..
Succ^isora to GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO.
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