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THURSDAT, NOVEMBER B; 1879.
XjOOAHi news.
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No “ rtnafore” iu town yet.
Matrimony la just booming. .
Indian summer bos vamoosed.
Splendid time for courting to-night,
t.
Lovely sptlng weather last few days.
The Association closed on M-inday
evening.
The-Trial Justice had a few cases
last week.
Now for buckwheat cakes and oys-
teifc, Yqml ~ , - ■ '
Saturday was rather a dull day will)
"our merchants.
Autumn leaves and caterpillars will
soon pass away.
Frost has come, and sweet potatoes
are being unearthed.
Fresh salt-water fish wore for sale
on our streets last week. —.
The CaptlsUt State Convention meet*
In Aiken on the 19th Inst.
Gen.
The Kershaw Gazette wants
Hagood for pur next Governor.
One yeaf froril last Sunday the
great Presidential contest takes place.
And now some one wants a monu
ment erected to Adam. He shall have
ft*- —:— -.-'7'
‘ The 1st of January, 1880, occurs on
Thursday, and the 4th of July on Sun-
.AlftJ. ..
Property to be sold on sales day In
The old veteran violinist, " Quince
Heath” and t!s excellent ktrtfig baud
gave the Walker CottHgo a deUghtful
serenade on Tuesday hlg+rtr Quince
has few rqfiaft in" America as a natui -
nl-born vWIInlst, and his music never
fail* to pteaso the^ostTtkAltUloua.
Just at this time of the year farm
ers are quite busy at borne preparing
to make syrnp and parkin?? awny thnr
riieat for next year. We bear of eev-
erul fartucja who have'already com-
tuenced grinding tho 'sweets of . life,
and now the young country lassies are
jubilant. —' 1l'-
When you boo a man on ^moonlight [ , 'p, e t’ 3 establish «n emigration ofllcc
ifr^ gnm+o'W' ~ ~—*—~— ■■ ■—.—~
that it Is Improper to follow a gentle-
man, you may bo sure that it is high
time for him to join a temperance a >
ciety. But the shadow has often given
place to individuals who wanted to be
treated, in our berg.
On account of the steady increase to
our list of subscribers, the enlarcment
‘WMirmMMyt'H, aud ilia ifj
ceivul of specinren copies of new pa
pers, compelled us to employ the ser
vices of a - two-ox team last week to
carry the large- bulks of ipajl, and a
modern Sampson to “toat” them up
the ofQcej-steps. Verily there is an
Increase of business.
... Barnwell is ctrtaihly . on the rise., it
all reports can ibe relied 'Upon. We
hear of two or three parties, who con
template building residences this win
ter, and a few who intend repairing
their homes; and a move is on foot to
organize an liurntgratlun AM and J
ufacturing Society for Barnwell coun
ty. We earnestly hope ; tbo reports
have BubstautUtUouadation.
A larger number of trains are em
ployed how on the South Carolina
December will be found in to-day’s is
sue.
Who is it In this county
to bo Attorney-General ?
out.
that wants
Trot iiim
ATI
Par streets will soon be lighted up.
k The etergetia Capt. 8yd is Just the
an long wanted.
Many sod!4 Were made happy by
* the County Commissioners which were
la session last week.
Look aot for »h« meteoric dtofday
between
to-night. They will appear
eight o’clock and daylight.
— Died, on Sunday mominer, 8*-tr tuRt.,
; Johnson H., youngest child of W. L.
Woodward, aged seven months.
Messrs. Wsatherebee & E'Sterling
have just received a fine lot of choice
candies, and the girls are bappj\
The bark Azor was sold in-Charlcs-
tan last Saturday, and was hnmrht by
the Eiodus Association for 82 PjO
The Governor Has issued a procla-
mailon appointing the 87th oLNt-rem-
ber a day of thanksgiving and prayer.
Very little is heard of the “tratnps.”
This time last year thefe werearmiee of
them. Is not this a sign of prosperity 7
t)ne hundred sacks Liverpool Salt,
full weight, foy sale at SI.20 per sack,
by L. A. Thompson, Elko, 8. C. [112-4t
And who Is Paris Washington any
way ? Where does he hail from ? No
such Individual ever existsd In this
county, x .
The health of Judge Aldrich has
greatly improved in the last few days.
He will open court in Charleston on
* Monday. '
No services were keld at any of our
churches last Sunday. A number of
church-goers went to the Association
on that day.
Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Rc-
newer Is a splendid dressing for the
hair. No other like it. Try it and
judge lor yourselves.
Fait notice is hereby given that we
shell murder In cold blood the next
man who asks us to buy him a pair of
N<>. 10 white kid gloves.
The premium list of the State Fair
^^k,'S been received. The premiums of-
^Pfni.'d are very large and ought to be
eatit/ftctory to all competitors.
Cotton Is on the rise. It, was quoted
in Chart <*ton on Tuesday at llj*,
and Those who have held their
staple had better sell before the prices
fall.
-_ Qu our outside to-day will be found
thepr^nrilum Met of the late County
Fair. would have printed It be
fore, but t»he secretary failed to fur-
ttieh it.
Prof. Paine ha. <l, made a stride of one
hundred yearn In usance of his time
In discovering the pn/at Catarrab cure.
- nOfflce. 250 ft. Ninth su-eet, Philadel
phia, I’d.
This Is excellent weather for »
- dance. Younur gentlemen, the ’sdks
—lire astonished that you should nij^w
such golden opportunities to pass by
unimproved. •<
Why is President Hayes like a mos
quito ? Because he believes ia appro
priating bills. There may not Be much
logic In this, but the resemblance is
sublime. Fact. t
The ExeeuUre Committee of the
Fair had betser prepare themselves'
for work L for Ghpt. Byd-, the preeklem,
• is now working as though the Fair of
*80 would take place next week.
Mr. Nortnaa Bellingwr, formerly of
-- this place, bat now of Nlih vHle.Tenn.,
and who haa been visiting relatives
here, left yesterday for his homo in
Nashville. Bon voyage, Norma.
With the railroad,, telegraph line,
the immigration society, and Turkey
Creek made navigable, Barnwell would
spring up like magic and enter at
once upon a higher plane of progres
sive action.
at last. The greatest mys-
eartb unravelled, and the
V Found
tery on
m
natioir will now tease to won
der. Some women In Kentucky have
m,
ighty p
>r. So
been found to keep etlll—a wbiekey
still. They were arreeted.
Multitudes of People require an
.Iterative to restore the healthy .ae
on of their system and correct the
derangements that creep Into k.
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla tones and vitalizes
the blocd, and restores the viggr of
health.
A call for an election of the Second
Brigade, South Carolina Volunteer
Bute Troops, to take place at
Bamberg on the 19 h lost., will be
Hound on our outside this week.
<a.ootDmuoloati*i) from “Adlaw’
rtyto" Fanner.’'
Also
in re-
Railroad than at any previous time to
move the freight, which is a sure indi
cation of the increase! business of the
road under the present management.
Trains are often ferced to lay over for
hours waiting for others to pass, be
fore they can move. This is business.
—Orangeburg Democ'e^t. _
Sadly disappointed wfts the crowd
Taet Saturday upon lemdng ilpit there
would not b<fi an excursion, to “the
City by the Sea” as m-ujttnned Irt Cur
last. Owing to some misunderstand
ing the excursion did not come off,
and a great ^wvre disppuinted.
Even ourself was in the same tix. One
young man coming all ihewayfropi
-riteriowet wMMUy—anqut-ttUwu miles
niackvllte.
Mr. R. Meyer showed us some exe^T-
knt viiiistica ot. fruit trees, and has
some for sale.
Mr. J. T. St. Atnaml, .formerly Cf
Charleston, was In town last week^dn
the. IrvicrCbt ot Bennemau '& Bro.,
Baltimore. ’
.As an Indication of the desire of
• migrants to come to South Caioliua,
a gauih auin near here received, in
response to an adveriisemetrt in one.
of the Northern papers, for a farm
hand, received 117 applications, eune
with mfgne ranging from to 8500.
Several communications hnee reach
ed us of late, concerning the bad con-
Bltlon-of New SdifaBL yul the sams Is
represented as wjPtt nigh Impassable.
The Coiinty Comini.'-su.airrs may ex-'
pect a law suit arisiTu? from w juries
likely to be sustained in crossing the
bridge; and that very Shortly unless
_Uky hear ln.ir.ind ihe udugt;. ‘.‘thak_A
stitch ln4kne saves nii:e.'
OldM :llD Aime, who la represented
to be‘over a bundled ycaisold, (we
haye not heard whether she was the
iiur.sej.o tirt*'Father of his Country or
jjo»J, some three weeks ago gave an
order for-berBhrbud to be made *, last
Monday she went around to tind out
ogi esslng,- was4s
form d that it was not flutshed yet, tlien
remarked all right that she wann’t lu
any great hurry for it. Guess she hue
concluded not die until it is made.
at. this place. Much iute.eet seems to
he manifested by our 'people of all
denominations. On last Monday night
Rev. Mr. Clifton, of Oraham’s, preach
ed a must Juuible and able i eriuon,
one which,‘we Think, brought convic
tion to the lit arts.of the many present.
Of the most important matter of our
existence that ot learning more of the
Bible, and thro.ugh that the many
promises tt contains to lit us for a
blessed tmmdltallty.
WhJtC Powtl. ' :
Mr. Powell, a white man employed
hs a cooper at Capt. Water’s, t4rpeo-
tine still, was fatally be£Hen~ahd stab
bed by a negro named D<*nnis on
Subday night.- 1’aweii’s face was had-
1y diefl^ured by blows from a stave
and his i in oat was cut. Dennis claims
to be crazy.
Who
—wanted to go, but did not Hud his
disappointment until h« arrived in the Who'll
village. It was a disappointment, to
many, and it wasn’t first of April
eithrf;
^. Wule of llore<*#».
Mr. L: T. Sharp offers his entire
stock of horse sand mules at aucth-n
v-ale, the sale to eotnmence on tlie 22 *.
Read Ids adveitisem^ut m. another
column.
Ahn**;il Itennion.
The Annual .Reunion of the Chris
tian Churches of Aiken, Barnwell,
Hampton and Ohartsston counti*-s wilt
be held at Enon church, commencing
on Saturday before the second Lord’s
day in December next.
The !Heate»t nfid the I!e»t.
Thenewsalson of Messrs. Weathors-
& Easterling is quite an
bee & Easterling is quite an addition
to the appearance of that part ot the
town. It lj certainly one of the fteat-
estaud best arranged barrooms in tb**
eouuty, where the weary travelTer wifi
always find the very best liqnors, wines,
lager beer and segars; always on hand.
A Kuzjrcslion.
friend of. outs, who
A jolly friend of. outs, who Is well
know for his ready wit, suggested an
idea which wo heartily approve.—He
proposed to have the crowd found
waiting at the ppst-oifice cYciy even
ing sketched by some arrloi atui sent
to a picture paper, representing "a
scene at the Barnwell post-office.”
We think it a capital idea, and hop?
our friend Willio Aaron, who is nn ex
cellent artist, will come, forward one
of these evenings nnd take the ptbfure
of nearly every cltiz n lu the village.
It is quite an amusing slgTTt^to see
about fiva hundred people lmere or
Warted, moro
men, giH>d, honest and
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MEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
..1'. I .mi'h li’in—iwMu»iuw.L*rJe.r»s.. — Nk—il—
COOKE’S
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Buyers Who
Visit
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This Market
Will Find It To
**"*Their
Interest To
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Make A
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Examination
Of Our
Stock, v-.
203 Broad ©tree
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NEW AUrEHT1SEMENTS.
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NO. 2G5 BROAD ©T-. AUGUSTA GA:
"Wholesale and Re* ■
tail Dealer in M
.MEN’S YOUTHS’ and ROYS’
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nLOTHTNG-
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HATa
Hfkin and Fajicy
UARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY
~s-±£‘
—AT THE—
LOWEST PRICES!
_j_ A. W BLANCHARD,
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ICor .7. C. LUDLOW Sc. CO
Acme. Pearl and
Other Shirts.
Undershirts.
Drawers,
Stocks //andker-
rz. chi ef.
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Collars—Linen
“r^and'Fapcf.
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Guffs—Linen.
Suspenders.
Superior beyond comparison to any other high-hearth store in the mnrfccf.
If has large Kingle oven do g.^arti^ticany flewgned, lined with tio and fitted
with bright turnhucklos • large hot blast mo door, swinging hearth-plate, ami deep
ashpit with Spenr’s Patent Bnknl Ash Pun and siRef grate. The oven is large,
Ties and Bows,
UmbrellaSj <frc.
FA RGB SUITS FOR UARGK MBNI
Augaxt*. Giv . November at.~ ■ Sm
Not Dead Yet!
loth false prater.cos <’sch«‘w ;
hullls UlltlaUlltnd ‘U.-tr
to-
BTVO ' ^ .
By |!aj lag ttirir debts.when ' ue.
Wanli'it, ,i man who o in In'i^) up IiU head
To the iiride of iii.-* own g-iodnsme,
Wno huiais not liis merit on iho bones of
th« doad,
N«*r bnid:s en his grandf thor’a ianve.
.N/’A'f 7.1 h NOTICES.
Tlie entue of Miss Annie Hill was on
the programme of last evening's con-
r-ri f >i the benefit uf the yellow fever
snfiereis, but having contraeted a
severe cMd, her friends feared she
wml'l he unable to fulfill her er.gage-
menf. ^ifoweyer, she appeared and
Though I have mot with a heavy loss
recently I am stilHrrthe lead. HaVhrg
the best assorted stock of
CrENERAL MERCHANDIZl!
sang E; naht lnvolarni In tones eg cl« ar,
and with such artistic execution,, that
she received a, hearty encore. I was
enabled to do this, she said, -by using
Coussena’ Honey of Tar, tiie best com-
pQUHd in the world for clearing tk*
voice, relieving ho?:rjeness, curing
coughs-and colds. For sate by C.
Peehrtmn, Barnwell, or Dr*. Stokes,
Blackvitle, S. C. Price 50 cts.' 1P2 3m
less) lying and sitting around the post-
olfice anxiously waiting for their pos-
tnls and letters for themBelves and
their sisters and their cousins and
their aunts.
Officers or (lie A. mid 71. Kocicty.
President—Ch|>I. J. S. Rrown.
Secretary and Treasurer—<j. Duncan I’-e’-
lin<rer. ——————r i —
S'iee Presidents—(Acting Ex-Committee),
llarnwell Township—Allred Aldrich.
filackTille Township— II. A. llnir. —-
Williston Township—J. A. Miller..
Rosemary Township—Bryant Wcatkers-
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■' Bennstt Springs Township—Joseph Bates.
Allendale Township— Dr. (’has. Stoney.
Buiord's Bridge Township - Dr. )\. B.
Rice. >,
Svenmore Township—Wm. Ffiestcr.
Rail Bond -C. H. Malone.
-Gralia.n »ToWnship —C, D. Brown.
B M 'nberg Township—Isaac S. Ihimberg.
Fish ’’ond Township -Martin Hunier.
Great t,' v prees Township.—H. C. Roberts.
Boldoc Townabip*—Wm. A Martih.
George’s Cn ek Township—C Itush.
Red Oak ToWnMup—Win M. Care.
Midway TownshijO—bonnld J .Rye.
COUNTY .YKWM.
iRojwrtod Weekiy by On.-ItrxtOar CorrcsjiondenU.]
wmutoii, rumirvr
Mr. E. y.H.
haa bcught Mr. I. A. Blanton's'’Broni
ly Farm,’’ and will sood be a citizen of
our townahip. We welcome nil tsuch
Immigrants.
Nothing new bns boon elicited with
regard to the,killing of Thomas Gra^e,
although Trial Justice McMichael and
others have used every dibi t to un
ravel the mystery.
Cotton coaTPsi in rather slowly. Our
merchants are liberal b yers. nnd on
Saturday wagons were In town laden
with the staple brought from near the
Port Boyal Roa^. -
* . •' Elko.
Mr. A. S. Stansell, one .of out most
valuable citizens, Is very ill.
Mrr.W. Tarletoh Cave, a most estim
able lady,.died on last Ttroreday even-
leg. She was the only child of Capt.
and Mrs. John R. Hair, add leaves a
devoted husband, several children and
a wide circle of warm friends to mourn
her untimely decease. In all the re-
la’loce of life as daughter, wife,
mother and neighbor she came up to
the full measure of true womanhood,
and the memory ot her many virtues
will never die lu oar little community.
A <»o«*9 I.tvrr
Is always known hy his appearance. A
man who lives comfortably at home,
has good dinners, etc., will always
show it in his person. But there is
another liver more important to man—
IT is the bad liver—tbo liver that
should regulate the whole sysum. If
that is ont.' ojl fix, jpan Is good for
nothing-*can enjoy nolhlng—to res
tore it, to health, use Dr. Glider’s Liver
Pills.' A few doses will relievo jvu.
For sale by G. A. PhiiUpu, WUilston,
find Drugolats generally. *
If .volt have Corns or Bunions, use
Cousins’ Lightning Liniment, and
you-cau trip tlie light fantastic with
ease and grace. It will also curb
Rheumatism. Linje Back, Sprains,
lit uis"?, Hy. On—animals, for Gulls,
Spavin, Ringbone, etc., it effects a
speedy and permanent euro. Re-
member Coussotis’ Lightning Liniment.
For sate by O. Pechman, Barnwt il, or
Dr. Stokes, Blrckvllle, S. C. Price 50
cts. 112 3m.
~KEW AD 1ERTISEMEN TS.
GRAND DISPLAY
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New Goods
AT ^
A.P. Manville’s.
A new, large and, complete stock of
goods, ju-st received, con fisting of the
latest noveltiesuh I^adies’ Dross Goods,
Trimmings, Ribbons. Hoisery, Gloves,
Scarfs, Handkerchiefs, Trimmed and
Untrinuncd Hats- Umbrellas:
and Shoes.
JEAN’S, &c.,
In great varlefy. .
HATS, CAPS, GENTS’ FURNISH
ING GOODS.
Choice Groceries*
In great variety and of the very best
quality.
Hardware, Tinware, Buckets, Tubs, &c.
Prices as Low as the Lowest
Tic above goods have .been selected
with care and bought for cash, which
will enable me to soR at lowest prices.
oc2:i-t f A. P- Manville-
Miss M. E. Maher
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Having opened a select assortment
of
MILLINERY,
Will be pleased to see her bid friends
and patrens, next door below Wies-
seuger & DlvCfenbech. - i aov4 3*
In the countyv—knd having purchased
from first hands before the recent ad
vance, I can offer such inducements to
buyers as cannot be equalled bj .any
inercliant in the Middle Section of the
State. Fine clothing a specialty*
Good business suits from $6 up. Wed
ding suits from $10 to $25. My
prices in this line cannot be equalled
anywhere. Leather (not paper) Shoes
at very low figures. Fine Shoes for
Ladies and Children a Specialty. Good
and fresh , v :
Family Groceries
always on haud, and sold at prices that
will compare favorably with Charles
ton and Augusta. A fine assortment of
Drills and ^Medicines
Always on hand. Prescriptions filled
as cheap as at any Drug Store in the
cotinty, by Dr. R. D. Holman, who is
with me. Satisfaction guaranteed to
all. Give me a call and be convinced.
Cash paid for Cotton and all country
produce.
8. LIEBMAN.
OC23-3nl
Grahams, S. C.
MAKE NO MISTAKE.
JAMES MILLER,
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—AT THE—
Has just returned from the Eastern Markets with the largest, handsomest and
■. y.i - most select Stock of
Dry Goods, Notions and Furnishing Goods!
COOKING, STOVES
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BEATING STOVES
GRATES.
TINWARE, ETC.
He keepe in stoek that
first clam stove, the
Excelsior Cook-Hot Blast,
Patented 1850, ISGI, IR55, Extended 18(13, Rcnewe<l 1867v Patented-March
Y 1870. Patented November 28,1870.
IMPROVED 187t XND 1878-
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and the flues of unuaualaize, and ao arranged ns to be easily kept clean. It has a
g Divine
large top, provided with Maniglo’s Patent Gas Burning Long Division Piece, the
best cross piece iu use. All the tnoulduig* of the stove are heavy, and its design
nnd ornamentation will satisfy the most critical taste. For wood, the stove is fitted
with a "Patent Combined Wood Grate nnd Fire Dog, -nnd entirely new arrange*
ment, and the most durable wood grnte in use* _
lOlTll SIZKS—C inch, $25; 7 inch, $27; 8 inch, $30; 9 inch, $34. •’
v Call and see it before purchasing elsewliere. Heating Stoves lor Coal and
Wood in variety.
NEW CHART SMALL FLAT TOP STOVE Priced m follows : No. C,
$15; No. 7 : $17; No. 8, $20. Step Stoves with foil set trimmioes, ffo. 6, $11;
No.-?,fl3; No. 8, $18. #
Tinware at wholesale-price very low. For sale by
oc9-5m
W- I. DELPH,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Blackville Bakery.
I INVITE TIIE ATTENTION OF THE GOOD PEOPLE OF
B A, H.1^ W KT.s T4 amixua-g Counties
—TO MY STOCK OF
Bread, Cakes, Pies, Candies, Nuts, Fruits, &c.
I am nt oil times prepared to iurnKli FdRSH BREAD to families and for Camp-
meetings, and can furnish nt short notice delicious Cake for wedding parties,' a*
many who have favored me with their orders can testify.
In connection with my Bakery I have added a general stock of
GROCERIES,
Consisting of CAN GOOD?, HAM?, BACON t CHEESE, BUTTER, AND
MACKEREL, in fact anything that may be called for in my line. I flatlet my*
soli that my stock is nil of (he best quality, nnd I guarantee th»t my prices will
compare with-any other competitor. -lour patronage will bo appreciated by serving
you quickly aud satisfactorily. Give Hie a trial and you will be convinced.
~^~R«pectfi*tiy,—:—:
W. ROSENTHAL.
oct1$-3m Opposite the Depot, BLACKVILLE, S. C.
F* IVE. BEI3ESOM
OF ByVRIS WEUU, 8 G.,
— WITH
WHELESS & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers,
Corner Broad and Washington Streets,
INERJ
(BURKE CORNER,
AUGUSTA, , . / fiSOBfiXA*
fy SATISFACTION GUARANTEED^
w. ^jrtAPAitb wnr^Kss, . weblet w. whelebb.
scp25 -3m•
if at A R Elf ID
FROM
Wew Stock! New Stock#
Dry Goods, Groceries, Fancy ,Good<, Hardwire, Drugs, Boots and Shoes;
glen's and Ladies’ Hats. Liquors and Tobacco, .Saddles, Bridles and haruSM.
J* ?. CPH3IX,Ii, a,™*
Rlackville. S O.
Rest Calicoes at 7c., Ificnclicl at Se., Coat’S Spool Cotton oc.. La>liea' Stocking* Sc,
per pair, Gcnta’ Socks 6c. per pair, 1’roof Ry« ami Corn Wlhsicy $t 60 a gnlloc. Good
Sugar 12 fir* to the dolUv, Good (ki
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'utfee 8 lbs to the dollar, :>3 lbs Good Flour for ono
dollar. Other good* te correspond* Give me a .call. Will not be undersold. Cotton
and produce imught for eash. ^ serM-titjani
WAVEREY HOUSE,
$2 Charleston, S. C. $2
4
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Yet offered to the public. Nothing SHODDY, or from AUCTION will be
offered to the Trade. A legitimate bustnese done in every respect Every*
thing offanui and sold on ita merit. __ • . — ——
SPEOI-A.U PRICES-
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We harre no half dozen prices on one article, and eell yon sonpethlog loss
than coet os an Inducement Our prices are strictly as low as any first-class
house this side of New York City, and will give you what yon buy In every in-
stance, and your money’s worth.
Please Examine!
Our Dress Goods Stock, ranging in price from 12 1-23. up to Fine Black
Cashmeres. Sboda Cloths, Henrietta Clothe, Plain and Satin Striped Silks, and
Embossed Velveteens, In all the new Shades. Velveteens cut bias or straight
Ladies’, Gents’ and Children's Famishing Goods!
Dolmans, Cloaks, Shawlw, Scarfs, Nubias and Hoods, single width and 6 4
Cashmeres fn elegant patterns. _
OUR FALL OPENING!
amounting to $5 and upwards.
JAMES MILLER, Miner’s Corner,
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AUGUSTA,. GA,
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SITUATED IN THE BEND OF KING
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Street, the most fashionable promenade
the city. :
First class hi all its appointments..
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by local. Northern and Southern markets*
First class Par and Barber Shop.
The finest Billiard Boom in the South.
Servants polite and attentive.
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GEO. W. SULLIVAN,
Late or A. J. .KsaJMchY & Co.,)
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THE CLOTHIER,
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