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m — ■ Tk« MnlllplieliT «t Bmrrmvrert. Tit* world Is fil l of borrows™. |J)|d »n;j*W mr ffmifc how ,»«cl» Rood our mm aiRbt do W tlwjE would stop ■AhlHhiin their brato i'thooluRlcrfl road, bland «» l»4s »ria» so msti'jr alifurditior, sad loot are their congregation on the efil its bit of borrowing ? During studi it Ware, feir'^imdiiy l'c;irent would in dulge in tlrtdr noonloy or evening sttoow, for *o many would Ijo hit that their mouths and eyes WouhT keep Wide open. There it the' nmitry borrower. The hnbit has grown upon him until he lecomoe a nnisanoo to hi* f riend*, or a vldim to professional lenders. If a man wishes to tost the friendship of an- "wy 1 - —ss—Tt!r» + —r—rtr—*->—, — ■ «uher as a general ihmg, he has only to fnnd him a sttm l amount of money, and if ofu humorous disposiiiim, watch how that friend will dalgo around 4 corner to iiywid meeting the louder. A streak, oi ■ only swiftor tj)'au tlm Hip'it t,f tliy poor fc'low who hits, perlinpi', un- Irtsk vra. .• • - A ccranlrjr rector undjii* Indy were ona day riding in a gig to (lie town of islign, nnd on the fty road^o'ooerwed a liiMnll ragged boy lenduig a goat, which ho held hy sftrlagf , " Aif!* V, bo^ what’s your anme ?” asVoJ tho mvnister. > ■ necessarily [daced himself at flic mercy ol nnb her. Porhnps tlie habit of bor rowing was never beter illustrated than, hi the ease of a dUtinguMiod m in, no# gutie to tlte land, of sj-idu* lie .systc- inutically-iiorrawd money, all his adult life, from one fiend to pny allot her. Hi- puriolmdUy’Wft.'l Something TemaTr- —fcbtcr, anti fTT that reason bis credit was g.«od. Ite died wiihmtt cstato or efreets, and liow the last friond from whom In,* burrowed fared, nobody'knows. T lie re me myriads of rueh cast!*. -Then tin re i* I ho book borrower. A las J liow few books are ever returned tJ their owners ! Whole set* are broken, nod volume af ter volume awaits in vain tire return of iv mate. Tao lender miy l c a good mim who despises outs, but \vh ( 'nja! turns to h’a’lihrary nnd tied* ilwt the very book lie need* for reft renee is gone, he is nl- • inoar cori'in to let off the steam of Ids di«giist f»y n little indeju ndent swearing. Hooks aro thus scjtteroiT over Tho coun try, f-r the Amerienns arc generally noinAd*, and odd volumes are moio numerous'than odd children, and tliey- are plcttfi nl onough. And then them i*;ulio umbrvdla borrower. 01 tho itespicahle wretch who horriws an um- hreliH nnd never returr.s it, ! When min d"MM ndr nnd tbojendor gets his new . -wiHi kilt ApAllwil. illfl l-'.ds as if gfl ' nciiiftlly murder every umhiel.'n borrower ^ Til tho woild. Ifrtmlei ' be a troinnii, nnd Iter new hut sufVcrs, or her child is drenehed while going to oi coming from scliool^tlic wretch of u borrower is happy fTot to bo lietir her. She would tear hi* hair or scratch his eyes out.vThoro is the > newspaper hor- rawer—but he is so confoundedly mean n* not to Uj worth cataloguing or criti cising. ay; IK, seauti IlVKRTl SEME STS. L4 Z FHKD.PAMIPH, (ffcnuerly of. JkrnwcH) ' FRRD L. 1TXK1IA.M. •T’atsy, yoilr honoi•, ,, answered the wee follow with it how. < ‘‘Well, P*tsy, cm you tell ms how many Gods there arc?” sai l the! divine, with a nudge to his wife: x* ' .“Don’t know that, rir,’’ anrw'ercd the hoy, m&kiiig a second how. “’llitne’s but or+e <»isi, niy child,” said the ln*l/, nnd.tlio gjg drove on. • “Mow ignorant, these poo? Catholics wro r ” rtuuttidi.cJiT.he_ui.uLuk^ „—L ‘ -“yes, God, help them,” replied l.is wife, .: •. Three hours afiorwnrl they were j turning. The boyyuis in tJic-saine plsicfb. “IMcitso, tvc»e you iu .Sjigo, 'sir?” L ‘-'-y ■ i I,,- -— -Wc liavo on Innd'n larffe' fl'nid well-selected.'stock of goods which wo are of feting at very low figures. ,. /—.a • * Wa lMakeTSmall Profits and Quick Sales, K^ARAjiSg^a Oof£fe what tlvey represent. \^- oriiS Ttm • 0—7^ ''T “•.•■dDAMISH & “ Vis, rny little lad,” replied the rector, “who do you ask s ■. ‘ I'd like to know from you how many chitwuyyi there are in Mligo ? ’ » “Chimneys, you little rotiguc, kowr do I know ; I lu't’er cou,11fed lliem.* 1 “Then, sir,' if you can’t toil liow many .ghiiiuicyjUhcga otb. in tligu, wheat yotr havo^ teen, how iculd I tell how many (ioils there nfc in hesven, where I have neverjhieu?’ 1 . liiiruiion of llivriiiiy. vo been sag- Vari ms illustraiit us ha gestr-d to eenvey to the mind saotc idea of iftihiit bio duration. It has been said, sn ppose onn drop of The -ocean should to diied up every t lion sand years, how long would it be ere the l ist drop would disappear^ «nd the ocean’s bed be left dry and dusty? Far onward ns that would be in coming ages, Eternity wouldTmve but coinmettced. : —r~. ’ i * It lias been said, suppose* this.vast globe upon which we tread were Shm- p'oscd ofyarticlos of tho finest gaud, and that one particle' should disappear at tho terminathm ofrmch roillinn of years, oh, liow ineonr-dvubly immensd inust ho the period which must elapse before the last pnrtiele would be gone ! And yet Eternity would then be in its uiorniug i4^.iliuhl. Ttic 1*4*«>;»!<•. ue«' Hi*' I'.ii ty * . One of tlie most oneoui a'dng'sigtrs -of tho limes in tins Stale is the manly Vono^nTthe press upim' many long,dis puted r)ue*tion*. Tim plans nnd purpose* ol the rings have coma to naught un i a new' day ha* dttwnodfnpou our old State, Tho monopolist* aud th 1 polhicnl tricks loin, who have, so long shaped the policy ot tae party umljctauh'd the growth of tho State in nil these industries that .make, communities great and prosper ous, have been remanded to their projffcr • places. Tho next campaign in.this Mate will bo tbunht between tho ring^and the radical* working together upon tho one hand and the people mt tho other; be tween the fraudulent bondholders and ihciy kind, joined in with the scum ami dirt ot the old radical regime, m.d* tho honest white ami colored mas T's of tho Mate who pny tlie taxes, cast tlie votes and are tho country-s strength and glory. The tight will be Straight-out— no Chamberlain men, no I lunkidjiy heroes and Cunningham cattle wiU bo showed to come into the councils of the party aud say what tho party shall do. Ao newspaper that ha* been (hite ined u|>on radical pap or denounced the peo ple for making resistance to the most awful tyranny the world ha* ever known wilij.boj suUered to speik of or for the IhunocrHcy. The like of lying and ink- yepr&sciitalioti has been stayed. 1’artial , n ports of important discussions Avill not l*e sent to the public to deceive the poo- I plo aud force a verdict. It is no longer the case that one or two men do iho thinking for a.county or township and it makes no differeme whether a man’s great grand-father (•Wttod'a hundred slave* or dug ditches fbra living we ayo a!! in the eyes of the laws nnd one vote is wotth as Hindi aaanolhvf The £tato nnd eounty 4 truea will be tilled in the future by tlie People's favorites. Tho Btruggle will be- dcspcr.ito but the end cannot he doubted. Working Democrats to the front.—Ab beville Medium. Tnr. Modei- Mother-w-lmv.— She is thankful to the tftan who marries her daughter, and thus relieves her of a great rosponsibilitv She becomes a de votee to him. She coddTea hun wiih warm slipper* and wadded dressing gowns, nud fc wlth hot drinks when he has tf cold. She multiplies her tender attentions when ‘important bu.siness’ hns - kept him out late and fears that his devotion to bueiuess will wear upon him. Sho finds out tho dishes that will tickle his appetite, and makes tKcm' with her own hands. With; her, he has two worshiper* at home. Sho oncour- ages him to smoke. - Sho smiles on hi* bachelor friends. Sho studies him in every wsy. She makes her daughter cheerful while he l* at the club or other flanee She minds the baby w n ile they go to entertainmente, and never wants ' to go. She praisea him to all as tire best of husbands. yi:ho # eciiUuu-lly enjoins upon her daughter, that she never can he thankful enough. She iva constant - - sunbeam is the household, which makes . marriage Without a mother-in-law,_but half what it should be. ^ -vwua - A teacher declined conscience ‘a* •ome^ytog wtthm yon that tell* you ‘yew have done wro6g.'' ^I wd ’* spoke up a young tow- heed of bat they had to scud for sopposo some iittlo hr to msec;, so the H iked eye, was to curry this world by its tiny mouthfuls to the most distant slur the imiid of God has placed in tlie heavens, llutitkeds of millions of years would be required for the single journey. The insect commences oi. the leaf of a tree.' and takes its HtHe load, so small that even tho microscope can not dis cover that it is gone, Slid sets oat on its almost endless journey. After millions- and millions of years tiuvo rolied away is oi yen it arrives baek for its sect nd load. Oil, whut iotcrminablo ages would olnjtse before the whole tree would ho remov ed ! And tlie globe ! Even then, Eter nity would not have commenced ! ► A £*<iiaful Memo. „ Yesterday morning while seven or eight old and reliable citizens were bold ing down chairs and boxes in a Michigan avenue grocery and unanimously agree ing that t4ii* was the greatest country on earth, a|stranger entered and said : “Geiitkinen, 1 supposeyou are faruiil-, imvwiili pijljiit s ?” “Wo urtv' they replied in chorus. “And you know all aboyt thg fumla- mcntal jiiiticiples of liberiy ?* “We do.” “Weil, I’m glad ofit, for Tvc made a Ik t vviili a fel'er back here nab* lunv tlie • ** re iding of the Constitution begin*. One of you just write me down the fifsl ten words.” While ho felt for a stub of a pencil every man began scratching his T*su I and cautiously eyeing liiti neighbor. One began mutteiing : “Mow I lay me—,’’ and a second said something about “llesolvcd, ’ and tho third wrote on the tip of a cracker box : “On mo tion, it was voted that—that—’’ There was a great deal of toughing and sneez ing ami nose blowing, when a hoy came in und said that the stranger’s Iftffso had run away. He rushed ormnil seven brighten 1*1 up and smile^, ajnd seven men look fresh chews ol tobacco, and trial not to’ look important jwheu the grocer said ~ .. ' u “The Constitution? Why, every ono of you can repeat it byheart with your eyes shut—of course you 'can.’ — f)etiok Free Tress. 813 BROAD STREET,. ABGOiTA, 6A., (Next to Hunter's Hotel) WHOLES ALE RETAIL. DEALERS IN' BOO T S, SHOE S, & €. ■ ?5f £®ei UROCTmiB 4 !, WINKS, liquors, &c. EVERY ARTICLE NEW AND; FRESH. .... U/i.:* ><Qiirstock has been selo^red with the greatest care, and we will warrant every Hitfclo as reprieente^ajatl wlll sell im low ua any house In the county. E. F. —DEALER IN— BOOTS and Trunks, if ui 1 strict;': —’ 1 AUGUSTA, f.'pl H.Cm .. UEOIjuIA. Low Prices For : aeid Hats. *r* Wcliave now in store a very largo and complete stock of - \ I300T8. SHOES 7VND TIATS, Which ha* been purchased direct from the Manufacturc™,''ttt the Lowest Prices the Cush Will Commond, aud as our motto is ^TLargo Sales and Small I^roflts* Our Customers and the Public can rely on GOOD BARGAINS. A Largo Stock of Phiiadelphta aud Baltimore Fine Shoes on Hand. A Liberal Discount to tho Wh„le.*aki Trade. v - . • - . --j+u ———————————— X . - ^ ' Vo iXaa Franklin Bros. WfR COMS'lOl ftEVXOLDS STfEET, AUGUSTS, GA. LIBERAL ADVANCES MADfe tiit Dcrdcrin ■ r-rr--- NO. xc,r> BROAD ST- AUGUSTA CJA - Wholesale tind Rc- —ox- CONSIGNMENTS IN STORE. " '..ra. T.. : - ' . tsupgl-rtm PT.ANKLIX nUO^. ^ aLuTnyiRTGAODTrL i»TAnLisned Aifctfr. 1,- Res uaclt a ted on t^i'e European Flan. For Ghntleimen only. 'IKUWS: Rooms, each person, per day T*Oe “ “ “ per week ^3 00 “ “ “ per in(.nih';§a aml ld - According to loeatlou of Ilouiua, paid iR.iwIvMiciu' x "'’ aoa«*» Board and lo4lglng per day..., . .81 50 “ “ “ . per week.;.. 6 bo meals: ‘ \* Breakfast....25c irnmer 00c Supper.. . ..... r 25c SmS.M. J. ARCHER, ITopTietrcfR, *29 George cor.\ King, -nav23=ly^,„, .„C 1 harlei>tmr T il...G— COOKING - . -v GRATES. .t- v HEATING STOVES TINWARE, ETC. He keeps in stock fbat first class stove, the Eseelsior ■uJY-./ Patented ExbSpded 1^3, Reqcwe.1 iSliJ. *“““ ILter.t. J November 18, Ibib. Patented March 89, 1870V T;- TMPEOVEU. rtauters Role]. To fit# Friends and th* TraveliwfaPuHit: In cousertuencO of the great mtne- tlon to ail of thw wmpb.ft of our cuuo tfy, I have concluded to reduce toy on' of rooms.. Special aocotnmodatlo'na for famlHeg and eOmmerc-lal travelers.* Jiy taide hIih11 not lie excelled by ahjT tn the Smith, and will constant ly be supptted with selected Boston beef. The hotch Sureripr beyond comparison to any other high-hearth stove in the market. ']fc ha* large single oven dp>ri, artistically dedgned, lined- wjlb-Un and fitted^ w’.lh hri'dit ttmilmekles • large hot bla-t tire door, swinging hearth-plate, and deep ashpit whir Spi ar’.* PiUent. Baled Ash Pan and filter prate. The oven is large, and the Hue* of unu-tml size, ami *o arninged us to be easily kept clean. It has a ar *e top, provided with Matugle’* Ppteht GiaJlurning Long Division 1 icce, the l^axrm,* pjgciiu. Uge- Si\ the moulding* of the stove are heavy, and its design md ornamcntetioT. ^llsnttdy dho niosre^^TaHa:'-rdf Wf>od.-lh« ftuve if fined with a Patent Combined Wood Grate and Fire l)og, and entirely new arrange- ment. and the mo*t durable tnorwl grate in u^e. # I-OF It SIZKS—fi ine^, tti; 7,incF, $27; 8 inch, $30; 9 inch,’ 884. (’all and sec It before porHmsing elsewhere. Heating Stoves for Coal and Atn variety. " • • NEW CHART SM ALT; Filin' TOP RT'OV K i'rnteATs foliows : fttf v N Kn ’7 ; 817: NerB. ^b. Step Stove* withTall fet trimmings, No. C, SU; N^-g,813: • — has retwatly undergone thorough re pairs, and been newly furnhdfed nnd made conjpleLaJn ttll Rn appointments. Courteous clerks and-attcotivo aer- yanta.. _ When you yisit Savannah do not Tati to call at the Plarit*r-i*, as l am termined that ^ this hotel shall not-be cxceUetl by any in tho South, regard-, tCBJCTTf pfttwr t— - ——- Thanking you for past ravdrsTafi?! hoping for a continuance of tho aainc, I aifi, very rcHpcctfully febCO ly Johx r>i:i9<NAJ» s 4Iannger. f-■•■•■-r agvmss ?HIS 2JE£jr OF AJLt- «l*a» rn BROAD STREKT, A TTnTTST A. OA. ' —j HOU> THE 1’OltT ! * X. - ' . 1 ■ * -■ „; I *0 5 Hold Your Cash Until You Go To Mrckiifflter <& Co.’s -witfLisToisr- s. c Imlcpendents in trade who heat old fogies, ami Augusta. Er ery thing for sale. Undersell all Durnwcll, rival Charlsston ISitlhing to keep but the front plscc. V If you aie wise, trade wijh us. We will make you l»appy. . ‘ N Btm'KH ALTER & CO., •• ~ 'V - ' Fcj*18-3in -Underscllers and' Truth Tellers', Wi'.listou, S. C. auppoac sa Cano. - [IL-nry W.(ir>ul>var Gcorgixl * I Suppose Grant should conclude—ns he possibly will—to come South and make a sott ol triumphal tour. Suppose he should make patriotic, broad nnd liberal speeches—recall tho fact that lie refused to take General Lee’s sword, and call upon all soldiers and patriots to rally on a platform that should know no parties, and no sections, hut tLat should run all differences into harmony and re establish a union of equal States ? And then suppose that Alexander II. Stephens was nominated on such a ticket with Grant, as Vine-President, Wouldn’t that soit of a tiling wake Georgia up?' Amj none of these thingsare impossible. There is a tied in the affairs of some unfortunate individuals, when taken at high water leads on to fortune. It’s when t!i«y get ticirto aliice little crea ture with-1100,(RIO fo her Credit. 1 m 8 AfltlllVJ} —OF— B ARN WEIaL. S. C. Will bo glad to see and serve his Carolina friend*, at * Headquarters for Bargains WhhH. BROOKS, who has in store at f8t t Mi 1-2 and 200 Broad street, Augusts, Gn.. a full and perfect stock of HATS, BOOTS.SHOES, CLOTH ING and FURNISHING GOODS. ocO-Jm ^ - ' ' 7; ' ‘ ^$*.* - * fejcSau • * ^ a F. W. Wagener & Co - ^ - OHAB^agyaM; ». g. . 159. 1G1,1G3 anl 1G5 East Bay. 2, 4, ami I2 w Queen Street. 13^15, 17 and ID Vemlue Range. Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Healers, J* Cotton and*N aval Htores Factoiw. _ Solo Agents for Georgia and Wagencf Grange Guano. Liberal advances, made #* "■ T \ ■' bn Slripminitf nf Chtttw; — ■ —— We havens special Produce Depirtuicnt fur which wo solicit conaignnannt* of Rough Rice, Peas, «te. . •{.; • : -' • •• soj>18-Gm Here aroSomoofMyBi^fea. Men*' BeofrfwnwSEly qp. Men*’ Whole leather Brogans from $1.00 up. : CUildreu'a Shoes fraic bO eta. up. - . —A PULL LINE 0F- <;on.l WiaUe Bails, SB W'4^1,45,00. Oofi<i Heavy Pants, $1.00 np. ^rzr:r-r- I3RY GOODS AT BOTTOM PBTGES rdware, Crocktry, Hats and Nolkns WHOLESALE MGURES. ^ > Groceries, AT CASH PAID FOR CORN, PEAS AND COTTON. A. BUBENSTSIN, WILUSTON, 8. C. Buy from him in Winter’ when you haVe money, and get credit‘Irom him in Summer when you bave no money. * ^ 1U2-114 r—— J. H. PARKER & CO. Factors and Commission Merchants. -COTTON AND NAVAL STORLS. Accommodation Wharf and Vender Range, Charleston, South Carolina. - —rv Advances made on Consignments. janlTrlj * ' - . - UnrizcJid in Appsozaixt, - UnpcrcHeled in SrmpHcify, Unsurpszzsd in CoRStrutfiev, Unpncedsaidd U&pu!ar;!y, - And Undisputed in i!\s Bread Claim wnw.,"' —njwifnijf XMXtm mnnT orEHATxrso - QtXCltTM'r BKX,2.a»0, KAx^obispr, A?ssr 2Z&A Perfeot Sowlnj MicLba . IN VHC WORLO. f” * ®.w* '■*: 5,'^ r -‘ rr -**•» iimmii < ’ J ’> -f -X i, V » ;V U V . *•. .• • ^ * its.■*.a' c- - if-ts.<«»•.%,a -S - '•Tt*C*K“v .kHtl.-'d(‘otVhRsk rss «t-^9aitta.t« ta l>« »? ^r«*ce e-U sseerior^ i.-ar aYk ir t: i.'., life aranirtryer iaiKfariK. - -t. aci i* taiMV'ttlnn * It* l« a* IS*‘aflea >a> TV- l-'T-.c* t-> t?r"* a.'wmat I**; tre l..« ewnpeiiac!. ta tem o*.t - «vw»«-y xai-a-itsa -lat — Vuuc i.ts.y to «.v.r»ly*..' ■ i- tho ct*rn..*j4,-Lt - F.'try Ifwar-an’sS W 2 years, a** -M-S ref *v at- hta^at OsesmAyor «ccr> «i«y ii u.' ei w/ljcw*. car tiweaciua Tgamr. mT£ $Ekl!ja#ACM*£4d? fc 550 SiieiktAea. €*.*^.4, OitU - — For saio by — ^ — J. D» & T. F. S 31 IT II, r 590 Bsemn 5t„ . « Ai'ousT*,Qa. ‘Only 5c. Eaclt I-wlti receive, in a f4>w days, from Now York, niHith-r lot of goods, at FIVE CENTH E 'CH. conslstinrf of Bation^sns. Braes Hand Bolw. Toy Kuirea. Forks and Spoons, Curry Combs, Hammers, Gan Opener*, Garden Hooe and Knkns com- Lrux). Scissors. Lninp f^hiraneye. Farm- ter In, Note. Letter anti Cap Paper per quire, Enr-lopes per pftctftife. Lead Pencil*, e riling Books, <'hrt>tuos. Mnailage. Iitk, Slates, A B t? Bhwks, Checker Boards, look Straps,Tonct 8onp, Tooth -Brushes, \nlttingr Cotton. Round and Dresab Bomto. Blaeklntr, Handkerchiefs. Towel DoylasLace Bibs, Erobr< tdererl Marseiles Bibs, Jewelry, Ste. 1 have A few srtlUea left of my tlrst lot. conelstlnft as follows, all of which I « ff-r at-live cents each I'lppens, Puus.Cako Cutters,Pepper Boxes AVseh Basins, Coffaa Cjmletere, Egg Boat era, ’ P< >tat4i Mashers. Toasters, Frying Pans Mouth Organs, Hoop-Skirts, Dime dVovois, Iron Stands, Coffee SUnds, Tack Hammers, Tin Plates, &c. A fresh supply received weekly. I have an enter for a lot of second hand t bepurehsediow down. J 1 hVfrW.fy ,“ ~ looks, provided they *. BfbHUCR, ■" T'Atfatt: can TSfKWr STORE 44 s; —AKD— NEW GOODS. J. 1 IL Levy has on hand and is dally rc- eclvingr * large and well selected stw* of every class of goods, which ho Is offering at very low %itros. He will notte undor- soid. Call to see him at the corner store. FINE LIQUORS » j J- IT- 34evy> au«14-nm BUc»yilte.a.Cs GOO BUSHELS RED RIT.T PROOF SEED OATS . V " *■ Fqjaaleat 75c. per bushel, rocket and delivered at depot. . JQifN R HAIR, uika, p. 0. n.JR.: ¥ . 1 -%—H Tinware at wholesale pcice very low. For side by . - W. I- BELPH. - ■ ot9-5m AUGUSTA, GA. house srlesfoia -o- 7 SI IUATED IN THE BENt) OF KINO Atecet, tho most fashionable promenade H the city. First class In all its Apjjolntroents. Table funilshetl - l.-l. ' hy locivl, Not them and Sout hern markets.. First class Tar awt Barber Shop. The lln^st Billiard Boom In the South. Servants p4>llte and attentive. Board..-. $2 per day.. iVuLower rat* a hy the week or month. GEO. W^Hll.LIV AN.. -r Laga ot A. J. jtoCTg A Co..) >' JiiM3-‘f . • FroprletOr. OF BAiRN WELT,. S C., — WITH , ' ' ' ' & co., Wholesale and Retail Grocers, nnil V ashington Streetai (RUl&KS C.OILS’Ell,) '•©lOBQXA. ATfQUE'i'A, .. r«F.S AT IS FA CTION GUARAKTEKD^I w-. piiapakd wtt i:i.i:sc AVEJW.tV K. WHELKSA. & HE1SDEL. OONTRACTOK?s and builders* MAm; b" A.f JTtf n t2KH" OIF Doors, gash, BGiuK Motiirlinsrs, Brackets, XcyvoIs, Mantles, ' _ Balusters, \ emtidns. etc. ‘ t S' - ' i jS : . - . . DirAi.r.ns lit Dressed and Uudiesscd Lumber, Faint, Oil, Putty, Window Glass,. ' Builders Hardware, etc., etc. - l l LA SI SO MILL ANb LUMP, Ell YAIil>, HALE STREET, NEAR CENTRA Ij RAILROAD YARD OFFICE AND WARE ROOMS, 43 JACKSON STREET, dx-IMy AI 1 f« T ’HT* a, ogoggrtiji." F. V BI BDKLL. — , ■ " »-. i.’ i n L. r. woon, HA FIN W ELI.j f. d. EUffiffiEUL & WOO, ^ - ■ — ^ COTTON FACTORS AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, -.a®*** * ^ * a • & Special Attention given to the llDnd'ing of Cotton and all Other ProdnctT of tho- Farm. UeMISSlS?! FOB SELUS8. MS, PER 8AIS. Onick Sales and Returns. Cotton Advanced on in atpre. Fire-Proof Warehouse.. corner McIntosh and Reynolds sts , augusta* ga. : 8ep4-3m * Wholesale Grocery —AND dialer in— se^arsy liquor and Tobacco. -AGENT FOB THE CELEBRATED^ - Monarch Whiskey. 'Also, L T. & J. G. Frost & Co.’s Self-Raising Flour, sad Thorn Brothers’* celebrated Culler Crackers. - 4 nep2Q ly Nos. 108.A10.112 and 181 Ekst Ba^, Charleston, 8. 0. W 1 ' -d I and delivers tlt:»U"2S*tf s:' >- T L - "r 5-. s. THE CLOTHIER, BBO.A.D STREET, AUGUSTA GA. oc9'3nj 4 . '/ . -r ■ • k-f • *r