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‘ Wo sovMlmM >>o*r i» mul that th«
lirheot syMm of tMi SUta is s positive
diMidmotlgsT owing to tbs ahorfuess of
tlw wiaitii ik ll»o average public schooli.
tbivia a great mktake, iRcro ia no-faalt
ill the ^ktem.itself ;> the troublo ’ls that
go many of the people are onvilliog to<do
any thing to reuder the aystatn bcuefi
rial. One grievous eriprdaHiat so many
look to tho amali tax Jdvidd for school
purposes as the solo, uientw of educating
thehf ohilJren. It ia certiialy very abort
sighted poling and indicates bat re-
Scctrirto cxTjecrtHut tha schoor taxes
as-now levied and collected should edu
cate- tHo entire children of the country.
Wo learu from our County Fchpol
CouimitMoaer that tho two wHts tax LairtngtuBt of life, anifthe tHqagftt of the
yielded ia this county last year $3,700.
vU poll tax $2,800, total amount of ap-
propriutiou for school purposes*. $$'.000*.
There were 3,685 children in attendance
gives to each pupil tho ntnaxurg sow of
$2.17 per year, (Bhmwell cownty, $2.98
per capita—En.) Surely, no intelligent
people expect to School their children on
atseh a meagre aum jjrv capita. Every
aum of intelligence itt each community
should *<id'the school trustees of his dla*
trict with his counsel In devising meons
trMcrahy tho funds mny he raised so that
the term of the echocl cau be made six
months Instead of three, as at present,—
progress ii Being made in establishing
public schools tpon s profitable basis,,
efforts tre being concentrated upon those
schools established and fostered by (ho
ttato, ia preference to private schools ;
the consequence is tbst tho corrfmon
echools of Georgia arc fast becoming the
best schools in the State, the very best
teachers in the State peeking situations
in tha aommou achoo 1 * in preference to
private academies.
If all the oitisous who really desire
tho cdnontiotal advau&-meut ot theaev-
oral coiatniftT.lk*- ia the <van»y (snd
■kail vre VfWt Acala?
The foltowfaqria one of the most brfl*
liaot paragraphs ever written by ihe la-
menteA Georgs D. Trentiot:
Wfc jttof death is inexorable. No
ajggai for relitf fronr thH great law
whiah dooms us to dust. We flowrisb snd
fsde as tbe l^tcs of th* fhNst; snd the
Sbwers that blooai, wither and fkde in a
^sy, havihg no frailer bold upon life
than tho mightiest' monarch that ever
shook the earth with his footsteps.
H Generations of men will appear and
disappear aa the grass, and the multi
tude that throng the world to-day will
disappear as footsteps on the shore. Men
seldom think of the meat awaot of death,
until the slildovr falls serose theirown
pathway, I riding fronr tticir eyes the fleet
of loved ones, whose liwiog smile was the
suulight-of their existence. Death U the
tomb.4s the skeleton of aN feasts. We
ilo not wan* to go tfirough the dark Vajk
•ley, al. hough its dark passage may lead to
paradise; wo do not want ( to go down irt-
ta the public scbooU lost year. XiUa jo the damp graves oven with princes for
bedfellows. In tho beautiful dream of
“lou” tho hope of immortality, so elo
quently uttered by the death-devoted
Qrcek, finds deep response iu every
thoughtful soul. When about tojiekf
his life a sacrifice to fate, his Cleroanthe
asks if they should meet again 7 to which
he respouds i “I have asked that dread
ful question of tbe kills that look eternal
—of the clsor streama that flow forever—
of stara among whoa* fields of azure nay
(deed ndek*). In Georgi.i, when* grett raised spirits hare-walked In glory. All
are dumb. But aa I gaze on thy living
face, I feel that there is something in
love that mautlos through its beauty tbit
cannot wholly perish. We shall meet
again* Clrraanthe. *
OFFICE7 MARKET 8T., EJhST OF
K K , KA8T BAY.
CHABLES~C. LESLIE,
Vi liotesale sod BcU|l Dw^r-ln
Flab, Game, lobsters, TartlMW Terra-
. pina. Oysters, etc^
8UUa Noa. 1 snd $ Fisfc Mkrtret,
Charleston, Bo* Ca-
. Having made large additions to my busi
ness,.f am prepared to furnish Fish, Game,
Ate., at short notice. All ordorc promptly
attended to. Terms Cash or CHy Accept
ance. „ -
Shod, niflckftsh, Wliillng, Mullets. Trout,
Skipjack, Croaker, Chub, Shospbeotl, Uoum.
Daw. fttirtraps. t^rstk, Oyiturs, CTafirr.
PACKING EXTRA. aulO-
(Bawss'a Wavl
U^EASESr""
I.UXthDISEASES, .
T It K rt VlNtMSK ASKS.
BREaTHI^XROUBLES;
Cab* or tbr Tcith.—They sbocld be
brushed cnrefulty after each meal, and
parlcuUrl/ of Ur aupper just Lefore
going to bed, ae what particles am may
be left 00 tbe teeth after eating very
aeon destroy them. Bruehlog the u4li
once a day with pure white cnatlle soap
will kaap th'-m dean and white. If 7 Oil
cannot remove tbe tar Up that may
powdered pumice stone, and, with
small stick madainto a fine brush at
tha end, rab the teeth carefully will)
the putnfee atone. Ut cc a month wit
do for thla, because. If practiced too
{often, It U apt to deatroy the enamel.
’ Forty seven gto-boaeew bare been
buroe 1 la Alabama atace August 31.
• Tbe amount of U. S. Currency out-
atandlog at this date U $3*069.139-
Tbere la only oaa white woman In
tbe Alabama penitentiary.
During the year 1060 4.010 miles of
new railroad war* bolll. la (Ms couo
try.
Tea thousand through pasnengcas
Urlvadiu Jacksonville, Fla., tluce Ou
fobor 2A
One tree In Orsagc scanty, PlorMa,
bss ylsl led 25 crates of uraages tble
autely svery grori *<Strten drshre this) 'Vxfc*tlla!eby the use of abruah, take
were to coma togatb.r and sgrae to As-
plicate tha naicutU apportioned to their
school dlarritttJMdr tl»a W»wa by Aa
Fchwol ConiuiiaiioDar, sod than add the
two milS fund into one schools could be
krpt open for six asoathj oTtlw year —
llow winch baiter ia Una than opening
theechoo's fcr three mouths, and apo»
tbrts aluse, asUblinhiag pssvnta achooli,
1 hue greatly weskening tlw State system,
nod at Ac some time injuring tho esaau
v f popOlar adsoatwo. t otil something
of this MWk done, tha twa mfJU kx
sud the poll tax will be expende*! in a
lisanar imsaUsJjctory to the tax-payers
and patrons, and we will say, unprvflta*
bio to the pupils.—nwatcr ( ,1 . C.) I ul-
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asotmta <npi> *coo*rrv»r.
"JM. the licgis sturc giro the people
sf every TVHrnrMft in the State the right
revsio an additional school tax, on »xt^etfht persons underllfesenl-
tkeiuaclrcs, ovsr and abut c ths uiM im "^** f * U tb® panlteotlary of Mia^a
posed on tha whole State, a ud t hereby te j
iuip(t>vo their aclouU to whatever extant The mines of tha tfldted States hartc
produced during tbs pnalseveo years
$960,000,000 In gold.
An 66-jear-old tnaaaf Winches'er.
Ky., baa read tbe Bible through oqe
hundred and five times
Thirty-three thousand church mem-
beta have petitioned Me Tann
LtfUlature to enact a kreafoptioa law
Six hundred and thirty pounds la
the weight of three Kentucky brothers,
tha yout geet thirteen, and the eftfHt
twenty.
Gea B. F. Butler says: "I are out
of polltica entirely. I am only a plain
Massachusetts lawyer.”
The growing Winter wheat crops In
tills country this year cover 2,049,031
acres, against 2 970,060 lost yt>nr.
It Is estimated that a freight train
now snters New York every fUteon
minutes, each train areragtug 3$
cure.
The receipts of cotton fn Auvu«ta
since September 1 aggregate 35,933
bales more than at the same date lafit
yenf.
Bfuoe h»t August thrfe have been
only eight (Tenths among tbs convicts
in Georgia out of a total of 1,500. This
Is 11 better showing than has bees made
by any other State In the tJulon.
Fashence ix a good thing'lorn man
to bav, but when he haz got 00 much
ov it that be kau fish all day over the
aldeOTaboat withoute&y bait on Iris
book, lasynees h what’s the matter pf
him.—Josh Billings.
- Congressman Cox tells this little
story of a colored iLan: u UncleBilly, In
discussing the CivH Rights bill, gate
his opinion of It in tbls way: 'We can
smoke wbenebber we please, stop at
de hotels, spit no da cu r pet» and make
de white folks ’tend on de (de nigger.
You betdar's f jo oomln’.’ But when
he was asked if be understood the
‘.provision* of the bIH he exclalmed:
^Bteas de Lor,’ am dere prowfelons lu
Uf D^n* rta heart And soul In It.’"
^fhu foBcirlng sneodoha Is told of
T|»« ■isuw l»*all«Mlary
The beard ef direetoia ef the
Tckitentiary at their last meeting either
trjeoied or ignerod a propositiow which
deserves atteutiou wheoover it eosass wp
agila.
Mr. A. C. Dibcrt, of Tkanton, N. J.,
au active shoe niaaufactursr, who has
had hwg experience in wortfittfoonvicta
in (lie New Jersey Feuitcutiary, offered
to lease any number ef convicts, from
ICO to 690,. and employ tbom within
the walls of the penitentiary, making a
shoe factory of the new building there,
lie proposed to pay 33 cents a day for
each eouvict fo six mouths, and after
wards 40 cents, and he expected to man-
ufactwre all liudsof shoes Ri barge qBan>
lilies. There trs about OaO-couvicts
hired out and within tbo walls of the iu-
sHtuiiuu uow, and the coat of feeding,
„ clothing and guarding them is about 25
cents a day each. If 590 were paid for
•t the rate of 49 cents a day the J.nly net
. profit would ha 15 cents each, which in
twelve months of 25 working days each,
yoahl amount to- $22,309. Iu athor 1
words, tho coavicta would be all within
tho writs of the penitentiary engaged in
light tvoik, and would not only Mipport
tliemsclvcs bttl pay $22,500 dear profit
to the State annually. Mr. Dibcrt offered
to deposit the money for his seutraet iu
advance, and there, is no quasCSua of bis
icppomdbility.
If the -offer comes before the hoard
again it should hare the cousiderat ion
which Us liberality demands. It would
be an easy waj to make the peniteotiary
■elf-suatatoiag and profitable; and if there
a re any innaperable object ions to the plans
tho public ought to bo allowed to kaod
- what they are.
m '* t
. Chicago will com them orate bar great
fir* by beginning work on a public If-
brary that to to cost half a mill too.
More money to apewtta two months
far petit tost purpose* 00 each Preei-
(toatlal caiitpalwa than to atouallj ool-
far rrl^fiow to two
hf
U BR1VA3 fXTO thr^aiem curaii(
sprenta and hsslinf iueiUcln«. DHAW
FROM ths Jisea»eU parts the ppi«i»q!i^jh(
cuuar dviUh. Thuusitnds tesTIfy to its
You can be Reli< ved and Cured.
Don’t despair until you have tried this
{■’ensihle, Ksaiiy Applied and RADICALLY
EFFECTUAL Remedy. Sold by Drnggista
or sent hy mail on receipt uf pi ice, $2, by
The /*Omljr rr Luns Pad Co.
. WIUfAMS BtSCKr
DetroA, Mich.
Seed for Testimonials and our beok,
"Tliret Millioas a Year." Sent free.
oct28
CUKE YOLK BAlK \CM!
And sit iTtssssss ofrlrB XttTneyi, Blsddrriint
Urinary Organa by wearing ths
Im.'iruTfd ET!flsi»r KldneT P*d.
U is n MARVEL of llsaling and Rslisf
SlMfLC. •MIIBLK, ARD BtIMT, PAIRUM,
trewnm.
It where all el»t falls. A RETE
LATIOX snd REVOLUTION In Medicine -
Absorption er direct application a» •pl’ve''
luuniuui*fs«tory intciBsl meHclnes. Send
fur oor tmtuc «n KWney Irenhte*. aent
Nign of the Golden Boot
-:o:-
I have in store the best stock of *
BOOTS- AND SHOES
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• • r * . . r _ r i. -J, ,
Ever brought to Blatkv.illu’ Ife prices and quality I confidently challenge comparison!-
Especial attenlion'given to the setecSiou of Ladies’ Shoes, aud I cordially invite their culls.
A perfect stm^k of Boots ami Shoes fop* tientlcmeu’a wear. . Child reus Shoes a specially.
Call St once Sad keep calling od «
0om, Pctw
change for goods,
bargains.
•vest .1 1 .
MARTIN KSBItiR
is, Cotton Snd atT kinds of country
Ea. Gi
1 ^BLACRTH.LE, 8. ft
try prodacc taken in ex-
Cush paid for cotton. K-EfiLEBr^S4i|p'tbe'f>loce for
. *u2G-3m
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
r- and
IN ALL its branches..
. ' ■ ■ ■ * . ' - • . K —r . .
547, 549 and 551, Broa d Street, A\iGrusta» Ga
•fe?“Suud»y ami Night calls over the Store. .Will attend lo all
Funerals^ furnishing llcar8cS r Jparriagi‘», Ac. —- r ' i ^
tho details of
[scpl C-f,n»
r—sti.
mrn^mm
Ever}’White Macliiae is Warm
FIVE YEARS
By fhe Mnnufacturer* and a wiltton
warrant^jlven to each purchaser. We
dolTot ijeddle^hrm, thus we jre ena-
ibled to self rh^m cheaper than first
(class old'patent msebtoes are sold.
• Call and exnmloo therdNbt'fore buy
ing a machine.
J. D. &T. F. Smith,
—325 NNOAD STREET,
Augusta, Guoruia. -
I lie White Sewing Haehine,
Is the Latest Invention and the Best
Superlative in its attribnteB. It stands ackitoarlctlguft
The King of $11 Sowing Kacliines.
The First Premium and Ilighfwt Axtard ins given it for the
best Sewing Machine ht the North Georgia Fair iu October !*;•>.
ROBERT D. WHITE,
r’ ..
Marble and Granite Works a
• fl
MEETING STREET, COR- HORLBEOITX ALLEY *
»p8»y ^ O H A.KLE8TO>^8. C.
OTTO F. WEITEKS,
Wholesale Grocer,
" —AND DEALER IN—
.sepirs, liquor and Tobaceo.
AGENT Ft)R THE CELEBRATED
Monarch Whiskey.
*
Also, L T. A J. G. Frost ft Co.’s Self-Raising Flour, and Thorn Brothers'
celebrated Butter Crackers. v _ ,
s.-pau iy Nos. 108, 110. n** ""'t 1S1 EAst Bay, Charlesth*, 8. C.
GREAT DRY G00D8
—AND-
-t^OO
‘ Weathersbee & Easterling',
Whole^als and Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
Full Stock Always on Tlaad.
\ rsssa C09B3 resiives baut.
Cask Paid for Colton & Country Pr o dnea
n»v2<)-
Tbe Royal St. John
* I $ * it I
Sewing Machine
- Mixson & Richmond, Prop’s.
Corner of Broad and 'Wawhinirtoii Streets
AB6U8VA, GSQHG1A.
Con venlatiUy I oca tod To fiowlr
With Trlrjnph Ollicfi «<ii the PitHtMiiff, tml Sonhern E^jjitss (‘catpany
v Olfitr Nrit Dour tu HnfH Biih’ifijL
Rooms S*|V'ii«>r (a aito. in the city. TsMe Supf'liod with tbs Best tha Ma.ket
Aff»r<ie ; a'.«)Liirry Counerted With the IIuom*.
81*Kcf.\L RATES TO COMMKRCT kh TKAVEI.KRS.
Mixson a Ttiohmond. ‘Pro’
f,re. .troatov ar MSI by mall, or
mdpt sf prica. $2. A«l*tre*a * 2 "h
TkU U Iks
The “Oaly” Lrrw Pafit*.
WfLLi.VMA ULGCk,
Detroit, Itftsh.
migiool miU
(lett'jtue KrA
nsy Fad. A«k
f* r k tsks
■s Mhcv*
At wbole^de la Charlmlon, S. C.,'b^
DOW IK A MOI8K,
WhaltiHilo Dmggi-ts.
Challenges Co:
mpa
Di
High Arm. Self aettl
Rirns either forward or
F r .ala by
Steam Engines
Coape'itlon «nd DfUtcli« Drlkd.
Compote Prices 1 Compare T’ower
and (Jmaparc (Quality 1 I
» »
. tt. one of Urn members of the
House InvestigatingCmnnorttee wtilth
want
lo Ob
at
t to South Cnri>lloa. *’Wbenh* was
art colon he a*k*d the old darkey
k in hta room what read* hkxr
so fltow about butldlncr fhe fire. Tb*
Jurfge. d
I’m bee* op
You can save *150 on n 10 hoiee powet
eujriue. Y’>u c*o save $S5n on atMliom*
C wer onalne. You can aave *35(>(iaa90
rs« pwnrer cimIim. by tiurehsalu* »»1
tlie uniiarslgiual, nnU the englifos are hIi~
or rfroatcr jiower tha I they are rated,
while those offered by eon*© oealers. sre at
least (mis quarter b'se than they call them.
Ex imln© well bcfoi© you purchase.
Cotton Present*, Massey, (Jrisworld A
Brown Gins. Helf Feeders and Condensers.
HhatUmr, Pulleys, Turbine Wheals and ail
kinds of Machinery, tor sale.
ARent for >aw Mill** with Hrges’Papent
Sell Works, ftrain Mills, Ac.
Call ou or address
F. H. IBBB,
«pS-ly WILU8TON, 8. C."
Special Notice !
* tf »»
Dr* Henry J- Monzon,
BMTAh 8USGI91T,
Will attend calls In any portion of L’aru-
fel
riBon»
istances ComT>etition-
t5urFii8Se3 Eijiectfttion-
Needle, no h(»le* to thread lo llechloe or Biiuttle.—
nckward without »to| (dug or cbaogtng Uliaction.
J. E. Barton & Co.
101C BMOA1) MRKKT, AUG Uhl A. GA.
Who also cfl*? for sale New Howe B., New sud Improved Wo*d, New H me
Vlcrer and “Stowari” Family.
Boerlat snenthm wFren to B-pnlrlng. All work trunreaiMd.
Ncedlre, Otla aud Attachtneata for all Ural cUa* Machine* for sal©.
1* Sei
PERRY DAVIS’
VEGETABLE
PAIN KILLER
A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY .
For Ifitanu* Snd tmmui Um,
It a SURE CURE hr to flw •htaiat to wMdt k h ratoowwadto,
ato b ALWAYS PERFECTLY SAFE b tha km* «<
•vta to awtt lotKimlmeto ptrwaa,
It a t tur© os* uulek >amt*v fw fht'GHW, MTRB
THROAT, CHILI JO, tad .Uunsr troubto. tgorJa urnmmt ~u,/
im 0* mm* mmUfnmmt form* ot WITHTIHJCItlA, Old * (he fce*l
hmawm rewrdy tor nilKUMATIUM art NKCHALGIA.
me OlictT, BEST, MO MOST WIDELT KBOWS
FSMI IT MEDICINE II THE WOILD. -
It Sum he«* «*rd with RHiHi wvMerfal wmrrrma fa mfl
K . :U world (or CRAMPM, CIIOLER.*, DIAUUHOU.
HEMTKKV, aiet oil BOWKL COMTLAINTH, fast « U
ommmdorod mm mm/miHm, twr. for rtmoo dlumm.
NAS STOOD THE TEST Of 40 YIAa’CORnAMT
USE IN ALL COUNTRIES AND CLIMATES.
W A VBBL Y\I IOUSF,
32 Charleston, S.C. 82
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hi I I'A I Ml) IX Tuk LkM> UF KlXd
'<r*vl, tto ra<»t Uald.Hi«ulh^wwaMM<ad«
in the cliy.
I brt ©la#- U all Its i.pr*.,lntit
lal'la fuint-lieii with ' h- K .1 •/for 'r-t
•vf iorwl, ><»it^rn as* Sowlhsr* maibelu
Fl. at cl aa Par and fWitaer hh«*v.
Tha Am*»1 LiliiaiH 1.<m-ui I* th« Mouth.
torrai.U |**rfUe ■«*l attoirtn a
1 tuard.... fa., to MV toy.
•u-Lowwr rate* hy the w—k or mnntk.
UBil. W. FVLUrAX,' *
Lira ar A. J. Kaaac»v k ('•..)
i*w>|wM©r.
Mr.J WIL'tOKOft.vUAM.wr Tarawa I
% iu tha < Ole td th*W»v*rly tlou v.ae.d
rill KrifiM.I It. • U ai.,ny f|l r J-
" xaa- ' — ■ -
It fa RRCOMXKNOED to PhyalaUaa. Hlariawariaa.
Mlalatera, Maaacen of FtoatatiaBa. Warts-Store. «»<t
Partoiieo. Naraea la Haasltala—hi rtort. by Everytoky
everywhere wtolwa ever airen it a that
IT IS WITHOUT A RIVAL AS A LINIMENT.
It abooUt alwaya be need (or Pala la the Back mod Wtotq
and fafaa. ■».a» mmd pormmmtmi nH<f In all eaaM of Brmaii
Cwta, Spralna. Revere Baras, Seaitoi «<a.
NO FAXILT CAX SAFELY BE WITHOUT IT. It vrflt
mmaHT Bftre many times it* cost in doctom* blllfL and it* pried
bruNralt within the narh of oB. R1. told at SOc. OOe.aad SlAW
aMtoaBdean be i
PERRY DAVIS A SON, Providence, R. I.
Proprietors;
Adams, Damo|i &
s No. 18 BROAD STREET,CHABLESTON, S. C.
-tABOB STUCK OI-
w©ll or adjnlultjtf oocnth‘8
Oiflc* at BtockviUe, 8,0.
ausiLSn
nnfim^ 10 ^ now
y l/L III.•IK r Ij.t
tlnuiocio now t.-fure the puhhr- Yeu ran
fafarr at wm-t for n* thaa at
( aphal not mpdivd. Wa
Twelve tWIar* a day ami
reply wa*r Fact to Jurtg©. dar to so
» aid
lime to the work, or eaty faar u. mow fa. No
mherbMaea. vtUpay *ow aearty a» well. No Mfa
wllllac lo worV raa tfal to make eaonaou. Pot bv
eremfitotoomo, rrelv eatit afal ima. fme. A
rrret .^pnrtuBllr far maklaK awaier ea-llr and kOo-
AddraaTrao ACa..Aaewfam kiatae. Jyfay
downtWf
I *>uM|
down stain. I’m b*©s of aid
i th* alley, htfiTsted* all tbs wood
M Aod. and Is tin Ms*wt <fe-
Ihrei condMoa if wxlrty I east
nCKLIHG k DiTAIT,
Alkmp, Sttfcikn ltd Cmoettas
Taiwei. F. Fieclts*, f
5 C. I
Jo** c D.v**4
C. ■ J.C.
COOKENG 18TOVB8, KAKGB8. GRATES,
Mkrtilo and Stole Mnnteto, of all kinds. Pumps, Lead, and Iron Pipe,
Sheet Lead, Copper and Zinc, Roofing Tin, Tiu-TTare, Tinner’s Tools, etc.
House Furnishing Goods in Large Variety.
Fire Bricks, Titos, Terr* Cotta Drain Pipes, and Chimney T.-ne.
All kinds of Plumbing Work> Roofing, Guttering, aud '1 iu Work, Generally
pitWRpFly attendod to by the moat careful and experienced Workmen, attl 9-ly
The - New Furniture Store
——^--.rr— *—• - iki W* taka pleasure In announcr** to the publie that ww are Bowep-nfng ane o4 th*
STCKJK OF FURNITURE
' . ; EVIR OmiKD IS TIHS CITY.
Vo t»W atock l» work off. AH tbo very latoat atylee- W* hare vlolted aTV the prtn-
eipa* WArkelo i* theUaitod .Sutoa* ni l’C* 11 aaMy oay fae hava all (ho moot madera pat-
loraa of the ooaooa. Vo wi ! havlfivory'hiogla the Furniture Uaa and at prieao that will
compare with aay market Soatk ofBaltimore. Doa ttoyaatllJM ■aaotarotoeh, it wi U
eempletol* ©vorv ©artiewlar. Weftoraatoo oatiafaetloa
J. I*. Bowles A Co..
ATO.717 BROAD STREET AVGVSTA, GA.
^ OHDKlt YOUR
SAW MILLS, GRIST MILLS,!)
CASE MILLS. GIN ENGINES. COTTON SCLEW8. SHAFTING I ULLEYS,
Uautfer’a Journal Uoxr**, Mill G^Milnc, Uudirfoita, Tuiblu© Watrr Wbrp} ( (tiii
Garina. Cheaph Jnto«>u , a 0*>v*rnerH, Deaton*© Clrrular ftow, niuI Oumrre nnl
Ftl*-©. belting an.I Dabldtt Mrtul ami llraH© Fitting, Olob© and Cb©«'k Valve*
itud WbUtlea, Gttugro, etc., anti I[ou JDraa* Caatln^a ami rt-paita ft out ^
Geo- T?. Bombard A Co.,
FOREST CITT FOUNJRY AND MACHINE W« RC«, * *
icia t*k wa St vow**, 170 ranwirx araritT,
AI.'SJITMTA, taRORtol*.
OLD IRON A.ND BRASS WANTED.
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F. W. Wasener & Co.
159
O2A3X.SBT0!I. 8 0* —
101,163 finl 165 East Bav. 2, 4, nnd 12 Qneen Street-
13, 15, 17 and 19 Vont^ie Kangc.
Wholesale Grocers and liquor Dealers,
Cotton and >*n,7al Htoren Kactor*.
Sole AgcuU for Goongiu and Waccner Grange Gtrano. Ltbetwl advances mado
We have a special
Rough Kice, Peas, etc.
on Shipmeptsof Cuttou.
Produce Department for which
solicit conaignments of
sepl 8-l!in
Ennis HA TES,
CHARLES K. DATES.
ISAAC HOLMES,
JOHN B. STKELK
TUGS. K. MeOAIIAH
IT. J*. JIARLET, OF JiARXWELL, WITH
EDWIN BATES & CO.
-JOBBERS OF-
DRY GOODS i”° CLOTHING,
Noa 122 and 124 Meeting St., Charleston, S. C.
ROBERTSON* TAYLOR & CO.»
Sucoouors to CIO. YL WILLIAMS A CO.
E0TTI1 HCTIIi, V1ILIS111 tlltllS
-AND-
COMM188fa?l MERCHANTS,
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IhT CONFIG\AI EXT8 OF COTTON 80UCITKD.-Si
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