The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, September 28, 1880, Image 3
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TOWN AND COUNTY..
TUESDAY, S3ptenUor 28 1 1880. L,
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- TE"l:RnMs OF~~ TH W AND IEUALID*
T'I'ri-ieekly-editfon, four dollars per
nMlu, 1i advance; weekly edi ton, ,
two dollars and fifty cents perannium, i
III advance. Liberal discount to clubii h
o1 five and upwards. It
AXTrEs ov ArvEIYSIN.-One dollar 1
lr iich for the first insertion, a ad 0
vertisemnentsi ofiy.atevoi natu ec, and -
nre i0yable- sti'it1y in advance. Con
trats for three, six or twelve mootlhs- )
111ade dif Vory liberal terms. Tran- fi
-t0t,t' local notices, fifteen cents per L
lftis for the first insertion and seven
and onC-half cents per line for oaVi"
subseeentinsertion. Obitua-les and
tributes of respect charged as adver
tiscn\'its. Simple announcements or 1%
n arriages and deaths published free o 8a
cha,1ge, and solicited. pI
All communications, of whatsoever
nitture. should be addressed to the
Winnsboro Publishing Co'rtpany
Wm.1sboro, S. C.
T-wo colored mien living oif one of
Mr. D. R. Flenniken's places, late al- en
ready sold six teen heavy balcs of cot- B
tbi f-om a two-mule fari. -
ki
We have received a beautifully on
graved invitation to attend the open-- gl
in~g *of Amessrs. Wolfe & Baruch in DA1.
]As Tcxas, dn'the 23d instant. A band of
Music was to be on liand and things ai
to be generally lively. Sorry we V
clldn't stop over, Sol, old feli',- bVt il
cal
we w-ish yoti abui'ltlat trade and' sh
odles of money.
A
Kt-a competitive examintion in 1<
Columbia for the appointments to the i
Nashville Normal School, John C.
Buchanan, son of Dr. R. A. Buchanan, 1
stood second. IIe will leave this
wtieek. -e is a, pupil of .Mt. Zion a
School; and t talonted and dif6tu'1i '
i"llow. Though so(-ry to lose him, ni
'we wish him muccess. tin
Its
The Colutmbia Jegister of a recent "
date contained a vey -latteling noticL- W
o 'the fall o)ening of Mlessrs. DOS- L1
portes & Edinuds. Their stock was I
complete and gave evidence of the
greatest skill and taste in Selection. cc
Messrs. 11. -H. Edmunds and J. M
~ildi nunds represent Fairileid, besides
whom ai-d sevral other competent
salesmile. Fairfileld people visitinig
Columbia will not fail to give this
house a call,
Tmj, PRMARY ELECTION.-'l'he pri
mary election passed off-yesterday, but
-returns could not be procuired at the
tec
timb of going to press. The result in h
Winsboro is. Ok
FoR SEATron-Elkin, 9;-Gaillard, u
FoU -rHE Pqo S-*h'c--8f;~ Lyles, J
32; AtMeasicl, 146; Mit6lbell, 29;
JFagan, 78; Thomas, 75; Turhier, 31.E
Fot SrmRIFF--MoCaurley, 61; Elli-"
son, 53; Dauvisy,39.
Fon Sconoot . CGIfSINE-Bed
930; Donglass, 72.
Fon PnonrrIE JUDGE--Doyles, 14G6;
Bell, 141.
F?oa ConoxmEn-linanant, G ; MIilling,
154.
Foit C'oux-r'y (Cor:ulssion-IHar- 'r
voy, 92; Owinugs, 80; llinnant, 63;
Zealy, 44; IIrron, 88; Robertson, 31;
Dukes, 28; Douglass, 27. -
Tbc other c4ndidates' radoived a
A ,Pill rep6i-t will b6 'given subse
TH E.L t' GnMr- ANYax fcME'aNcG.
Thme followling letter-is published int
:New Y'ork Star' as hain.g be e
ceived at th.e great Tammnany Hailg
. atncock mteeting held oni the 23dinmst.: r
FhIOM HioN. JAMEas Ti. mION, oF SoUrr ci
VAIIOLINA. A
Wrwyxsmdno, S. 0., Sept. 15, 1880' a
iTon. Aug/ustu Scll, Chaira',n: P
DA Ra Sin: I am11 in receipt of yom' ic
16e er of' the 1.h inst., inviting me to 81
address the gr'and mass mneeting to be 0
held 0on tihe 23cd Inst. tl
1 am very sorry that my engage
nients at tihe courts here, which are e
now in session, and which will con- La
VEnue bcyond"'the'23d, will prevenat my b
accepting your' invitation. ii
I- hope tht. the- reunion of tihe C0
- Democracy in New York is am har'bin- g
ger1 of the'rcal reunion of the Stated, A
Sw'hichl can only be effected by tihe elc
tion of Hancock and English and the
defeat o?'the sn-called Republican par'- P
'y.-'he election atf Hanclock would
mea peace and good-will, and re
unin betwveen all parts of tIs coun- A
pepeutinof. ihnsy,- icr
anmd mirl.Veryrespectfully, your'
ob)edient servant, JAiMEs II. JION.
SALE STABLES.
'4~4'O
' ALL porsons who bought stock
fr-om me last spring on time whose
notes are due first October, will a
please be prepared to meet them. as f
full -payment will be required.
* Prompt payment will only enable
* ime to accommodate them next
* spring..
CORN AND IFOWDEIR
.I
Delivered rat my~ Stftble' on' Congress
Street, located'one do soitth of the i
Ladd buildInga
- sept 28 A.WL~Rb
A -nnwinoicE' of hi inwr
- SPECIAL NOTICES,,
THE LI'rTL lEIiCILE CIHST"'Blay'Apple
ver PIl e thi most, rellubloi. 14 the world,
ntiAl vegetable. P11ce 1S cents for largo
d.es: - l.by all Druggistin thiscounty.
I bao ued1AC(&' GA-., July 1, 18T9.
Ihiv6'used Shoonr i' Stock Ped ob Iny
)rses with the best res Its. I %ad one horse
irned over to me for ich the owner would
v.e taken $U5, and aftr treating bin with the
ok Feed.for two.weetm I considotf him Lvort I
50. My ivIfe has tried it, Lico on ler chi ens,
hieh wei e dylyg rapidly witt 'holora, an'd shO
d dot lose um after giving the *irst doSe.'
Yours.trl.vy u
J. it. 1,hRTE.
Proprietor Livery btabie.
WitI by all DruggIsts In I his county.
ColUMuUs, ca., Aug 24 1877.
IT. 0. -MQFRETT--Dear Doctor--Wo gave
)ur "Teethina" (Teething Powders) to our
'tle grpndehild with the eappiest results. The
rects were almost maglal and certainly more
Ulfactory thin from anything weeer used.
YoUrs very truly
JOE h . KEY.
'astor of St,. Paul C.hurci.
AUGUSTA, GA. FO 0, 1878. I
I tale pliistlro in saying that Iliave used Dr. J
offett's TUETIIINA for my infant with entire j
lsfaction, It fully and pleasantly accoln
ishes the purposes for which it Is recoinmend- .4
. CiIAI' E. STAPLES..
OVER ONE-11ALFN
the male portion of the American people 45
ars of ego suffer more or less with diseaises Of
e kidneys and bladder. There are various
uses for this, but over work is the chief cause.
Ithing In the whole Alaterif iedica. I so well b
Iculated to I %gorato and restore healthy
n0 othese ans as ankin's Compottad
ctrat d Bielu and Juniper. A few does it
keir occasiomliy will greatly benefit all
oe Who are afilioted with any disease of the P
ilney or Bladder. ti
l'repared only by Iliit, Ilankin & LaInal, -
1gg(lsts, Atlanta, and forsal, by all Drug
sts in this count,y. O
ANT'00i'oP Co.. GA., July 4, 1879.
I am one of the' unfortunate sufferers from S
avel or discasO of the Kidneys. and find more tI
'1speedier rolfef from Itankin's Bitchu and
iniper than anything I have ever tried. I es- IU
,in It a highly were there but one bottle in i
u world I would willingly give $100, or any
'odht for it. I recommend it above a1ll of her i
allar preparations. E.T. WINN.
fesars. Lamar. Itankin & ..nar; Gentlemen:
reAmber of iny family in I feared had
mIsumption has been ehi.,ely cured by th
B of Brewer's Lung Iteint er. His condlon.
La very alarming to all of us, and: (id
ury thing we could think of to tlehoflt him,
thout success, unt-il I got hin a bottle of your
ing iestorer. lie began to Improye after the
et doNse and before he had taken two bottles
is eit Irely cured, where I feared no cure was
ssible and I most cheer ully reconumnd it to
, wlo have any ifrections of the lungs. Ite
is coughing and spitting all the time, so in
isantly that It. prevented his sleeping at
rht. and what little sleep lie got. did not re
si[ him in the lelst.. 1110 but little appetite.
(t since he began the ust, of Ilrewer's Lungr
'storer has slept well and his appetitn Is very
ach better. Ihave never seen anything act
prompt-ly and effect a cure in so short t time.
ishing You kereall, suece&A allb., hoping the
ove inny Influence ritany to try ilrewver'n W
aig Restorer where they need a medicine to
reugthen and restore the Lungs to a healt.hy
udition. I aim very respectfuly
MRlS. E. J. WILLIAitS
r2 Washington Av. -near Wesleyan Feinale I
alege.
52ld by the ftalbts of thig county.
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C
PEItY, HOUSTON COTNTY, OA. tj
We havo known "SWitt's Syphilitie Speciflc"
ited in hundreds of obstinate eases of SyphilIs, 61
3rcuria ltheunatIsm, Scrofula, etc. It made j
e most Perfect and permianent cures in every
igh L. Drbna'rd, Efi War'ren,
r. K1len . W. Wimberly,
1.U J. C. Ollbert, Drug't,,
L. 'arn f J. W. Min,
. W. Lathrp.& Co.. Counly Trensurer,
savamah Ga Wi. D). Pierce. Sheriff,
I- .Jneksoir, .. ... C. C. Duncan,
Dep't. CL'k Suli.' Day & Gordon,
mn. 3runsoni,
We ar'e acqutninted with htho ge'ntteinen whose
snatures appeuir.tothe aibovecetificalO. Theiy
e citizens of said coumt.y, of tihe highest re
ectabilty and chinracter. A. 8. (GILES,
Ordinary IHouston Co.,* Ga.
Cle k upeini' Curt ID. it. CULLREIa,
Cletk Sper(tr ouit. louiht eri count.y.Ga
1 arti pcr'sOhnlly ncqluainted w~ih t,he proprie
rs, aind manny of the gentlemen wvhose sgn
res appehr to the foregoing cert,ilntes.- They
e'nitfxr of high charac.rr and'sthndinn'.
A. 11. COLQUVT'l,
'[xSWI FT SPEU!FIC COMANY, 1rpictoi-s,
Atlantn, Ga.
Sold by p1l D 'nergists in.,h!e codtiny.
all for a copy or"1Ol Men's Friend."
Rug 24-2 maos
HOW WATCRNS AitN MADE.
it, will be apparent to any one, who ill ex
nIne a Soc.mn Gon.n WVATCII, that aside from
.e niece.ssary thickness for engraving and
illsliing. a large p)roportJon of r.he' preciotus
etal used, ls. heerled onmg to stien and hold
.e engraverf'poirtions hri plaee, and supply the
ce:sary solidit.y anid strengt.h. The surplus
>id is aetal.y neediless so'far na UTILiTY anid
anuty area concerned. In Jilt1ES !l88' PA T.
NT CGOLD WATCUl CASES, thIs wisTE of pre- (
on%mnolal is overcome, and the SAME soninrrY
rh ,TnRN(1THi produced at from one-thIrd toc
io-hialf of the'usual cost of solid cases. ThIs
ocess is of the most simple nature, as fol
ws: a plato o.f nia el 'eOTposition metal,
iccially adapted'to the purpose, has two phites (
80LI,Ii GOLD soldered onie on each sIde. The
ree are then passed between polished steel ~
li.ors, and the restilt is a stiip ot heavy plated
imposit,ien, from which the eases, backs, cen
es, bezzles, &e,. are cut an(l shaped by sulta
.c dies and formers. The gold in these eases
sufliel(ently thiek to admit, of all kInds of
hasinig, engraving, and enamelIng; the en- r
-aved cases have been carried untIl worn per.
etly smooth by timne and u'se Without remoi
g the gold.
TIllS IS TIIE ONLY CASE MADE WITHI TWO
LATES OF SOLID GOLD, AND WVARitANTEDCI
Y SPE CIA L CEIRTIFICATiE.
For' selO by Connor & Chandler and Ci Muller.,
5k for lIlustrated Catalogue anid to see war
ant. mceh I 1--txty
iNEW GOODS.
JUST R20CErV1ED a fresh supplyt
f Choice Groceries. The follow-~ r
ig is a list of my leading articles :
Clark's Best Augusta. Flour,
lIark's Bolted Meal and P'earl2erist.
Jso, a Fresh lot,.of Wheat Bran. C
-SUGARS
Gralfulated, Standaryl A; fley- I
tono A, Extra C, and all the lower I
I
Groon and Roasted--all grades
lFresh Canned ooJ of all liinds,
'resh Pleklen and Satings.
I560 Gallons Wines d' Lin
'alligrades.
Give me a call and go '~ lBargain,
W. N,l DtJ -;
j 7; n tl ~ nor.
DON'T UY
tou ilE E!B E!ilolikseen
s'focK of Furiituie, which will be the 'lar gest, handsomest"and cheap- W
est accorditig to quality, and for design wnd workmainislip _l 1equaled. of
,cmdmber that all rhy g6ods are warranted to be as represented. Plce your
Iurniture elsewhere, then come to the fIrst-clas so.-o where you will have the
est selection and can bnIy elica >er. Bear in mind-that I si) 'goods to Ridge.- no
Fa y, -3lythewood. -Wit' Oak; Woodward's, Blackstock, aid as filr as Chester
1d York. This' is a recommendation of the quality.and )r1co of my goods.
A new supply of Window Shades, Wall Pockets,-Brackets, Mirrors, Pietore
'rames, Chroios, lat Racks; and Book Shelves, -ohaper than the cieapeim7t. -
The largest supply of Tin Chamber-Sets; iatle to match Cottage and Cham
fr'Suits. Call and see them. A new snpply of Sewing Macliems as good as
1,.- Don't Buy a Machine mcrely be-datse your mother or your neighbor lhas
and likes it. Remember that niost of the machines that are most largely
affed have but little inerit.- The one you want'is the one that wilf sa' you'
me and vexation, and not n'oiscless, run liglitaid will last a long time. I have
. Ioemcber the Gold Medal was awardItlto one of the Machilnes I represent.
rer eighty competitors. I can refer you to many that are ushig it, and It hal"
ways giveni entire satisfact ion. Remnember-that I am agent foi' a Door kmid
tsh Factory. All orders entrusted to tme will have prominIt attention and at
to lowest prices.- Furniture neatly repaired at moderato prices. I am also
epared -to make to order. Lumber and Shingles f(isale at small profits. Sew
g Maclitne Needles and attAchmients and parts of1Nachines can he had through
e. Don't fall to call before purchasing elsewlee. R. W. PHILLIPS.
DRAND FALL OPENIN[
-AT
P. LAN ECKER BBR'S.
AVING just returned from the North, we can assure our friends and
customers that we have secuirod the finest selection of Fall and Win ,
r Goods. Full and conplete asorthYht' of the-latost Novelties for fall -
ear. 60
KID GLOVES I KID GLOVE3 II Two and three Buttons, 50 cents.
nglish Lisle Thread Gloves with two, -three and six- buttons, all' sites,
)th in white and colors.
H SE% -E=C st a ICZ.. .at
Ladies' and Misses' Colored Hose in variety. \on's Half Hose-alf
nds
Our stock of White Goods, Embroideries, Handkerchielp, Notions, &c., ,
As never been more complete. 20
Gents' Furnishing Goods in all the now and attractivo styles. Now2
lothing in new styles and at old prices. Notwithstanding the'advai8 i1
lo price of woolen fabrics, wo are receiving the largest and handsomest
ook of fine and inodit,,1 Olothing that has ever been exhibited in the
oro, which we will sell at LAST FALL AND WINTER PRICES I
An inspection is resp6ctfully solicited.
P.L ANDECKER & BROs
--BUT
STOP AND SE IIB 4 U BUY.
THE, ONLY
CLOTHING< BTORE:
We have th'e fInest and largest stock of
E3lILDIlNENs, L3OYS'
CLOT HING
Fiver lbefore brought to Winnsboro. We beg all who have to wearA
lothing 'to come tnd .examine our stock, and compare go6ds -*and prices
ot only with Winnislioro-Stores, bitalse with any Clothing Store" i*n -
elumnbia. All Wee ask is to please come an~d 1.ook before buying elsewhere.
Respectfully
SUJGENFHE1iER & GROESCHIELcl
L'HE. DAVIS VERTICAL FEED)
SEWING MACHfIE
HALLENGES THE WORLD TO FRODUCE ITS EQUJAL-f- ,
3.
$1,000 REWARD !~
Ce]
'g Oi&etTitIiand'dollars reivard off'ered to any pfrr;on that wi'do as' greAt t
ranwe of work, and do it as wvell, on any other mnnchiine as as canl be done on
to "BAVIS VERTICA L FEE~D S.EWNG MACHINE." Arrangemeents for i
io contest willl be made wit,h any one desiring to compete for the above-namned' 1
award, withhn a reatsonable the after wvritt'en applcat,ioni Is receiivcd.
DAVIS SEWING-M'ACH INE CO.,
Anothialarage lot of-the above MadhInes and the Improved Weed just re-k
ived,-. J- 0. BoAo,-Agent.
White and Colored Pignes,-Dress Goods in variety. Illusion, Silks, Satins, fat
tiblbons, Corsets, Gloves, Notions, Hosiery, Laee Bonnets, . Rchihg, ed
olts, Linen and Lace Collars, Fichus, Ties arid ever ythinig generally
xtud in a first-class Dry Goods, Fancy Goo~ds anid Millinery Establish
ient. You can got all you wnnt as seasonably-as same goods cari be bought i
nywliere.- J. 0. B3OAG.
AT COS' WOR THlRTY DA1YS. 1
BRCIKEN lets (Gonts' Cloth'f1op Imitation Button Hand Sewed P'RINC-ALBIERTS.
Broken lots Gents'-Clothi Tfo Button Hand Sowed Prince Alborts.
Broken lots Gents' Enameled L.aco Hand Seoted Prince Alberts.
Broketi lots (Gonts' Calf'Ties, to eloso at $1.25.
Broken lots IAdies' Newport TLies, at 90o, $1, $1.25, $1.60.
Broken lot'Chifldien's Slippers, to close, at 500l, by
Broken lot Children's Sandals for $1. reduced fr6mn $1.60. foi
Duttercup Plcties red neod'from 1 24o. to 8ic. .col
Wh1ite Filgurea and and striped P'iquies redluced from-25 to 10c; th
White (IBrocado) P iques redaced from 30 to 20c..
2WERN1Y Fi1bOkB FIGURED 1bAW.t'S AT FIVE'1Tit2S.
%'roen: lots IAce Gl oh'at cost. RIeminderl~ of Straw hats will be sold without ref- :
ee tosator value, ato mAke -room for'out latge'stook of FalJ niyehand4is.
WaIfAViR4' 0.1tWE9j 800 Cor ts, "8upoi:1,' at 60e., Morth?6'lo
THE GREAT ARCADE.
WINNSBOMO
. now boing fiteI up with one of the Inest stocks of I$-y doodo, No
tions, Boots, Shoes, -Hats, -Clothig, Glassware anI Crookefy, Tiniware,
oodenware, Wilowware, - etc., etc., etc., ever brought to the upper part
the State, every dopartment boing rEplete.
I-anxpreparing for a'campaign w,hich -the people 'of South Carolina hate
W witifosadd since the daysr' Washington.'
M I M N A 0 G IH
Pleadsiat1he bar of public comm6n sense, and( right here we advan''
Outu n(iilingarguments
BLACK AND tlOURNIN64 RES$ GOOD&v
Nun Cloth, English'Crapes,
Cashmere, Velvetines,
Mibhtirs, Henriettas).
Alpacns,
THE GREAT VOICE, "VO PopULI,"
Now rings out,- avd with no uncrtairl:sound 'declaimng for
M I N A U G 1.
t,000 Yards Standard Prints 5''conto. -
4,000 'Yards Standard Prints 61 cents.
8,000 Yards Stanlard Prints 7-cents.
200 Pieces Dress Goodf' 'and 10 ents.
30 Pieces Wool Flannels 12c. up to $1.00.'
40'Piece$ Cotton Flannel 9c. up to P2c.
50 Pieces Kentucky'Jeins at 10, 15, 20, 25,35,- 40, 45 aid 5ad.
NXIMNAUGH'S SHIRTS I 5 Unlaundried khirts at 25 cents,'w6rih
and 75 -cents everywhere. JUST THINK OF IT 1
FROM THEATU'UB"
Pieol&irufVodni at 10i*. by the piece. 100 'Piodeg '8tAndIrd 4-4
Dd., sold everywhere at 11 and 12}c.
EMBROIDERIES
188 Yards Embroiderieh from Auction at half price--4, 5, 6, 7, -8, 10, 15,
and 25 conts. TO THE -LARGE BUYERS'SPECIAL P.ICES.
THE tEADrl4 ik VE 11
John L. Mimnaugl.
UO2dRESS STENT.
CLOSING OUT!t
it RA T IED DUCTIO.N IN .NR IESS GO ODS A ND NO'X'ONS IN
6JRDElR TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL STOCK.
i order to make room ior our Fall Stock, we offer the rernaiider-of our
Spring and Summer Goods at COST to CASH-BUYElRS.
Perthshirc Lawvns at 7} aeiits.
Paec Lawns at 12-cents.
Ence .iuiings at 22{ centts.
FEinen Suit.i;r of differc't gradcs..
Dress Goods of various 0ty les and prices'.:
Cypress Cloths at 17}-cnts.
White Piques, all p'ridos.'
Centennial Stripes from 7/cents up.
. . A Lot of Edgings from 2} cents up.
Lot of'Ribboiis to ba'sold for wvhat' the~y will bring, as wb desire to
. close out this piiArt'of our stock.
Best tTnlaundried Shirt in the World at 874.cenits etch.
Another grade at 72}' cents, and-'all other goodh in proliartion.
Remember the. above prices are for cash on the spot. T hey will not be
taged to any one without an- advlince.- No exceptions made.
july 10'
gAgtgAIM .i JUST IN STORE1
-AT THE
Coz'niei Store-!
____ ~ NEW SEES) RVI ANI' Y2ARLEY.
LT',T ESuymer -Goods mMtked dowh-' at
M. JBATVY & CO.'s.
AL~L CottIou Goods redusedl in price at,
M. IEATY &ECo.'s.
- ~A1NOT OF" REDh RUST-PItOOLS
ROTT61 roM1iceA on-CTothing nti Itraw
tst at the COtNPUR STOREk. OATS TO' ARRIVE- IN
AN Elegant'Stock of ('orsota , jnft, A FEW DAYS,.
Ivod. Somnething nice, Call and
'2ADIEH watiting Slionis will piongoE re- ~'so-a
3nibE3r 710i l y Bros'. lino Shioes at J. M.
SATY to 's. 2GIG N Ia
DON'T BUYJ
"W .A GO-(- Nr GFEQ( JD'61-e.
1Ontil yo'OI have' seen ours. The A full'arid'bmpfdte stock of'Family
and Plantation Groceriba will always
muous WEBSTERI, beMitifully PMnlit- he found at ml)y estaiblishinent, and'
, strong,jlurable. Dbn't forgef the' they will be sol at prices to sitt the
'~VESTE WAO~Ithies. Give mWa-cal1-and'you shaji im
theo BEST THLING1 ON WHEELS. - ~EN X
Winnsboro,-a. 0.' aug S3 '
S. DE8CPORTEh '& CO.,
seat* __r, ___ -'OL OGNE.
WAGONs, WAGONili.
~CAR-LOAD of the celebrated Stude
- batce Wagons; all sizes, to arrive JO$OV3~L 6 B
the 1st ofBoptembelr'. As we have be
-e sokd' riay ef 'these wa ons in the
Inty, please ask those usinn thorn if A~ ~ ti i~nVi 1oJlm o
my are good. W. Rt. DO'L1 &C0. 1 segttb 'n8o o
tug 17 .*w
04TS 1 OASS I I- . ~
SIEl.t RE shel. ofpefd4 .
pur ltoB Proof OM9, warrattA
free r~. ~o)cW ~4 n
* '0'
F INE; L-4Q.-Ti.,
TTANS BR.' Qd Cabinet
1803, Old Rotiuole Wjske
Also, Rtterd4m Branfdy. Vod
lundl-fio"i'l-t4 1 o'clock eer d*Va
'T H AYE roefhtiaind extenidy
A. tin0 to my stock of Win
liquoea. Which consists of affi
ment of y Whisket,- CoW P
French ayApl1o Drtudy'-.
Brandy, Sheriy n, Sopapern6nr
Ohampagne, eto., ew;,
.A.ID I slaim to tall'e 4
PUREST RYE WHISKEY t4 be h'
Vin'Ab'ro. Give it a triqi.
I als hlso k"ep on hand a full suppi 4'1
A'VGAkS AND Tb*Atkf -
n gibatyarlotf, tnd adapted to the"ti 7'
)1 oVekybqiy
Call at the PALE C OUSb--i1
inhsboro Hotel builAlng.
moh 27
MESH' GRegB
iUGATi, a'sort6d.' Cofrecd,
Latpftia. and Old GoV'. -1ffT
t1o a )ld' Gov. JAva. Roaste
l'eas, .lack,. TInperial,' - G'(A
tud Youilg Hysow.
Pears, redches,' p1hd t ' .
natoes, Salmon, Cofned Bo df,J Al
Iam a(t Turkey, Sardines, o
Macaroni and Cheese, GIn4&' Pro
erves,Pin Head'.Oat' Meol;- U1o,60
solatine, MustadiMj M k Ve& ea At
Iftidwi Catsup, Cross 6' Aick.
vell's Chow Chow, Enpire" ,011dw
"how, Assorted Pfoldes, Lea W Per
in's worb0t6Vslure Sauce.
3. F. EloMASTEBE&UJtr
sept 14
LUDDEN & BA1E
MUSIC MHOUs
i'iIE USTC HIOUSE OF THE SOUTU
IthiVoAL TO OI1
Not Double Stor
An Immnense Mutsie Telple.
Two large stores, each 30 fet'frot' a
our stories high, fronting three str t
and fillod fromn cellar to ldft wvith nioqiCt
app)llies. Nothing to oanmpate with -it it
the Southern Statene'
Ai *OAIG SFO
ABIa Til~A.6 4 '~V
During the ten years sirqco our- esta~,
lishmnent of our housu'we ha/e' dVee?oW '
the music trado of the South to' a; wf
derful degree, but as yet we have ohIyte '
gun. WVesce, wot .tda years ahead a
usinesof a tmllion a year, and- t'o' *KY:
care of this Orotmious tradd-w6'hiaM9 #l6
Fall trade 1881 will be immistus. - We'atip
ready for'it. 1r nfbba'ur abnIor p &t
nor lhas been at the Nortli dontitti
with Piano and'Orgari m&nufacturt
instrninents. 11' hs concluded moin '
advahtIigeotts'eaitraot; 6rid. .the. Piat%
and Organs arc'"eoiing, coming" 1O0O ,
more, by ever steamei-. Non Stls 8 hw
Prices, Now Terms, N4ew Stto, eN5 9:is
parture.
SPEOI&r OFFW14. FMJL 16
Cash prices with-three Mohthsc'd
Durihg- months of' Aug. Sept:.- aid -~
wel elPanQ and OI Anh at'Io
OAsu' Pmtons, payable"$25 Cash on
ano or $10' Csh ont' ati Orgaar wth
balance in'th3t'emo'ffths, wrru1b1t
WItr'VM rdt1 SAY TO turI:
Write for Illustrated Oataogties t~
New~ Price'i4sts for Fall 1880, *d
pare to be astonished.
LUDDEN & MAh
SAVANNAH, GA. '
WThbIlesale Piano'tiw 01 awgiw~
3HF ~fhouse and lo now 4f
..LW.. Kert' The 1tiih
rrotitofv Vartidothon t.-4f 7fe,
ix0ol.ftt fere afd or tife 't~
i good'weH addi d11 ri e ?a Yt
inge.' WPeo@sIon iven anna?*,
rorms moderate, ny1
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