The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-08


| soANpA1uM MAaNATuM.- sso-and-so is q Yankee"
ia often used as an argument in this Southern
country Of ours, to divert trade or business
from the person alluded to, The parties who use
it seem entirely to forget, and certainly do not
heed tho fact. that Yankee capital and Yankee en-
terpriso are much needed by tpresent; and that
the only way to get it, at least SO as to be of any
SERVICE is for these same Yankees to settle among
us and engage in business, and that it they offer
good terms they are as much entitled to custom
as anybody else. But bad as this may be- it is not
half 40 bad as to use the same argument against
Southern merchants, calling them Yankees when
they are nothing Of the sort. And yet this, to our
knowledge, is not unfrequently done. For IN
stance, we have heard it said more than once, that
Messrs. KING & OAss1DEY, the proplietors OF the
great Southern Drug House in Meeting street, are
Yankees, when, to our certain knowledge, both
| members Of the firm are North Carolinians5 We
are glad to say that the sander has not done them
much harm; for their trade in this State and in
Georgia. North Carolina and Tennessee, is unsur-
| passed By any drug house in the city.
\ -
King streets has become famous since GREER has
chosen il for his stand and the lovers of literary
treatise can be found there at all hours searching
after knowledge. Mr. GREER has been 80 long IN
the book business that he is now thoroughly con-
| versant with all of it's phases and knows exactly
what the community requires. This bookstore is
one Of the most popular stands on the fashionable
promenade, andis always crowded with purchasers.
Mr. GnEEn's stock embraces every article in bis
line, including large assortment OF and
fancy articles. No gift is more acceptable than
book, and the near approach of the holidays warns
all who intend to act as Santa Claus to invest at
GREER's Immediately.
New FAMILY GROCERY STORE Misfortune affects
somo men terribly while others laugh at the buf-
fetings of the world and always succeed in breast
ing the storm Our friend, W. J. TRIM, is one OF
theae fortunate characters; he has proved that ne
ia not afraid of fire. and does not believe in mas
terry inactivity. He has now reopened his store at
No. 80 Market street, well known stand, and is
prepared to furnish the good things Of this life
with his wonted ,iberality, at the lowest prices.
Mr.. TR1a's friends will be pleased to hear Of his
resumption OF business, and his many patrons and
customers will gladly stop on their way to market
to inspect his stock and purchase their daily sup
plies Three moves are said to be equal to o fire.
but fire can hardly be regretted when it is fol-
lowed by a move like that recently made by MIR.
TRIM.
In THE NAME OF THE PRor1r.-Dnuas-Ou
enterprising and wide-awake townsman, DR.. Solo
MON, having found, after careful consideration,
that new drug store is just the thing Of oil others
most wanted in our city. has kindly undertaken to
supply this desideratum: Not only did he do this
thing, but he did it we'll and handsomer store
the fir ladies of Charleston never beheld than the
new tabe,na medica fitted up in Hasel street, next
to st. Mary's. We have had peep at it's hidden
beauties, and CON confidently promise treat to oil
who will 20 this evening and assist at the store
warming.
PAINTS, &o.-We would call attention to the no.
tice Of Messrs. Doue1As b MILLER, No. IS East
Bay. These gentlemen are fully prepared to reno
yate and rejuvenate anything that they put their
hands to by the addition Of fne coat Of paint
Their stock comprises every article in their line,
including leada colors window glass, &C., and they
are prepared to fill contracts for painting at the
lowest terms. Parties in want Of such work would
act wisely in calling on Messra D. and M., and
they will have it well attended to. Il
Deafness CuREp.-Dr. GARDNER, whose reputa-
ton as an aurist is unsurpassed by none, has ar
rived in our city and is stopping at the Charleston
Hotel, where he may be consulted. DIR. G. is an
Englishman by birth, and has devoted his whole
life to the study of the diseases Of the Ear and he
comes to roity with the highest encomiums. We
would advise all thus affected to call upon him at
once. Read his advertisement. *
Oua onterprising and worthy friend voa1nR, of
Market street, advertises to-day that he has just
received large stock Of bookB periodicals, sta
tionery, photograph albums, &c. MIR. VoGIER is
in every way worthy Of thepublio patronage, and
has always an excellent supply of articles in his
line. At his place the latest papers and periodi-
calls from all sections Of the country can always be
had as also the latest novels and magazines. Give
him call.
Liberal Decentralization is called to the lib
eral fer made to capitalists, by Mrs. LAURENCE
KErrr, this morning. She offers fine mill seat
with large water-power and mill-dam complete
gratis to any ono who will build thereon O cotton
factory. Mrs. KE1rT says, which we can verify,
that tho seat is situated in the finest cotton dis
triot in the State and possesses the further advan
tage Of being near the South Carolina Railroad.