The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-04-04

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20 The MERCHANTS
: OF the SOUTH.


early opening ofthe spring trade, we beg to so"
licit the resumption of the patronage so literally
extended to this market in the past.
We are aware that many old and respected
firms will be missed from our number, but many
familiar names will be found in new associations,
ready to supply the wants of the Trade, as OF
vorc. and other old and new firms will be added
to.our number at an early day. The cash anu
short credit system having been universally adopt
ed in all the Northern markets, are necessarl-
-lv compelled to adopt like system as the only
safe one on which to1coNduct business and the
heavy percentage once necessary to cover oad
! debts will now be avoided. Small profits ana
quick returns will be the rule, and under this
working we hope not only to restore to our an
cient city its former prosperity but to extend her
trade to the full extent Of the capabilities her ex-
ceent geogra phical position aud natural adVan-
tages afford. Oursinterest and ambition combine
to stimulate us in attaining this result.
The South Carolina Railroad is now open to
Columbia, and its Presidept has Officially !n-
formed us that the augusta lineswlH be compte-
ted to- Backylle this month, and that on the
first of February he. viii receive through freight
| to Augusta a line of steamers to Savannah Will
afford facilities for shipping in that direction;
1t is our purpose to have in store oy the ias' oi
February complete and varied assortment OF
goods in our respective lines adopted to the
spring trade, and every exertlon Shall be maoe 70
promote your interests. g. ..s ! .s..:. ,.',.. =
We extend to YOU the hand of commercial tel
lowsbip, and solicit your cooperation and patron:
age in osr efforts to make Charleston the centre
| of Southern trade. Give US the encouragement
we ask, and you Win enjoy all the advantages OF
6 cheap home market. - = = ~
-.,z:S. -. Dry Goods: - ....,,.- ~.
". T. Burge and Co. =, ..a. .-....
Edwin Bates and Co.. -. -s. $751;
J. +. Read and Go. =.
Strauss, Vance and Co. .... ..
Aitkin, Noyes and Johnston
King and Goodrich. W." s-
James 3: Belts. .--..: .... -
! Ston, Webb and Co. -~a.: ..r... -. e..
P. Epstein, 26S King street. -. - .",--.
P. Lyons and Co. -s..f - Il = = -. <-''
Fancy Goods. -
H. D. Burkett and Co., Successors Of DeWlng
I Thayera and Co.. zsfr7EEz-s 7zlaE-s
North, Steele and WardefE: ga T~'.1
T. Millinery and Straw Goods.
Williams and Covert. .-- - .- $ ri Il
Lelgnick and Sell. 1--- ..
Boots and Shoes
E. B. Stoddard and Co.
DE Fleming andCo. - -o.:7s'- .!,s
Y. NJ: Bristol, Successor Of Durham, Taft and 20
Edwd. DAILY, Agent. l. ~-.az s-. ~. IL .-eT
John Commins. -. .-. p.
..a.izSl.7j Hats and Caps.
Williams andCovert.
! II. H. Williams and Cos
F. Horsey, 25 Hayne street, Successorto Hcrsey
| Auten and Go. .f.s
Hardware. - -
J,E. 4dger and Go; - ,,E - s.-a.t 7
| Hastie5 Calhoun and Co., 24 Hayne Street. 2
! Hart and Co. -. ~
! Edgerton and Richards. -.
! c.. Graveley. ExE --s
E. BsDemipg and Co. sIsEEs =
| Agrca ahuraI Implements 4 Machinery
Little and Marshall, l73 East Bay street.
---..- Books. -
| F.. J. Dawson and Go. : f..
Bogert, Denny and Co. ~.
s.,... Carriages and Harness. .:~.,s3
sGhapinand Go.%Ga5, 2 .is'. sEsZ ;.'..|5
| r. W Sale and Go. 3. - .-sa-;:,-: 80 =. '&s'
! Nathan and 0ttoleDgri. .s.,-s,. ,5o.y ..
Paper Hangings, Window Shades ano
s,.s2 Ipholstery...:@@,- ,-.,... ~. -. y. %.
H. W Kinsnatl. Co. -: e.. "a =,
-.- Clothing. - '.'''..-.
Edwin Bates and Co. s..<.- & = : = 3 :
HaeoIlas, ~ iflianls and Parker. -. * -. ~ *
I Francis Murphy. ... :. ! :. - y=-:3..s
| PierSon and Co.
- saddlery. s :
Hastie, Calhoun and Co., "a Hayne street. dz.-3
Jennings Thomnson and Co. srs-ss - - r ..
! Harrol, Nichols aud Co. ... -, :--,. -, =,
III 5fE ii.essszz. - Drugs. zy u a s''s
King and Cassidy: g s|..5 . '..'-s :. s.Z.s: " -.
Joseph J. Morgan. s s: Z E@E = 80. -.
! L. Cha PIN aud Go. = = &. zzz2.z=Ss gs1%
John Keufiek, As Broad street. = q .y,s: .s E
49,. S,,> 81. s Groekery. 9sxssss-:$
Webb and Sage. IN -5ss - -yE lsssss5 Z ~
William G. Whidcn and Co. - zas-Izsisesa,-.s ~ sesa,-.s
Draper and Tailor. =,
| J. S. Phillips, 50 Broad street. sSz@- SE4
- s4szGroeers. s,z
Geo. ". Williams and Co..
Chs. H. Noise and Co..
Geo. w CLARK and Co. ....,. . . ....:. e.; :
ThaddeuS Street. g.. --.,s-s, 3Gg
j. and F. Dawson. :..-.. 70. 90. -..., =. .:.f
J. F. O,Neiit and Son, 167 East Bay.
| W. H. @Chafce. 2O7 East Bay
W II. OurIlcIs-- a., ...--@ o. .sr.-r-E
Henry Biscbof and Co. - -.
Thompson and Bro. .-...-. ....5-
Cahil and CO.
John King and Co. ..... .
Wagner Heath and Monsees. .-.. 90. -.
j. H. and D. Muller. =, --... ....... :.
Bollmann Bros. 10 ..a'
Hay and Grain Merchants.
John S. Bird and Co.
Building Materials Sash, Blind an'
Door Manufacturers.
W. P. Russell and Co. ~ .,s::sH-
Carpetings, Oil. Cloths, Mattings an'
-. Tailors Trimmings. ~
Caas D. Carr and Co. ...2--,, :.
Groeers, Auetioneers and -Gommisslol
@n.s - - Merchants. :. s..
Bruins. and Bee .,=.s.-
/ Auctioneers, Commission Merchants
j~-~- Dealers in Dry Goods.
/ T. Savage Howard and Sons, l25 East Bay street
~. Charleston, S.. G., and l4i Augusta, Ga ,.z5
Steam Bakery, Crackers, Biscuits, etc
j. C. f. Glaussea. -. 80.
| Iron and Mill Bands and Machiner.
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