Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-02-28
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y YHElIEleHAlRbFlEH u FEHSeVlH
yByHE unacrigued, s'Wholosalo Dealers, advise
Il you Of the fact that Charleston is again a
markokfoy thepurchaze Of -gcods,yaud in view OF
Esfo early opening OF the spring trade, We bog to
solicit tho resumption Of the patronage 80 liberal.
BIZ attended, to this m.fksti IN thepast agE1 s.
/ We,ars ,a8are that many old and respected
Firms will be missed from our number, but many
familiar names will bo found in new associations,
ready to supply thewants Of the Trade sasof yore,
nanSsr nun M al aTearly dsy. ft'FN sES~
The cash and short credit system having been
eunivcrsaiiy adopted innll tho Northern, markets,
saearo nsossSarily compelled to adopt a ahke.sys-
tom as the only safe one on which to conduct bu-
sincss, and tho hosry, percentage once necessary
to cover bad debts will now be avoided. Small
profits and quick returns Nil bs theyule, and pn-.
der its working hopo not only to restore to our
ancient city It's former prosperity bnttoextend
her trade 10 the full extent 0fahe Capabilities her
Fexcelleut geographical position and natural ad-
yantages afford. Our interest anlJambition CON-
bins to stimulate US in attaining this result.
a stThs South Carolina RsiiroadI Is noysopen to
Columbia, and its President has officially informed
usthat' ti1eiAugusta' line: viii be completed to
BIacLyiHoj this month, and that OF tho first Of
Fobruary he will receive through freight tU' Au-
slsta. "A line Of steamers to- SETannah will af-
ford facilities for shipping in that direction. 1t
ia our purpose to haro IN store By the last OF Feb
ru.ry-s complete. aud varied assortment Of goods
in etr respective lines adsptodto the spring trade,
and eserJ exprtion shall bsmadr to prouOfsJour
interests. Es,$,,,E.r.7 :
We extend to you tho hand of'commerciat fol-
Iovshp aad solicit your co:operstionc and patron
age in our efforts to mako Charleston tho centre
Of Southern trade. Give US the encouragement
.ws ask, and you will enjoy all the advantages Of
a cheap home market. 81
!. llsifS ls;f Ss3 DRY GoODs.s&s8a 4
W. T. BURGE CO. I'd
EDWIN BATES-6 Co. "A
J. R. READ eco. ~. -
STRAUSS; yANoEs& co. - ~
AITKTN, NoYEs & JOHNSTON. !.
KING 6 GOODRICH. - . :. So =;
JAMES B. BELTS. -
STOLL, WEBB & CO.. .--...-s.sS y,
p. EPSTEIN, 16S King Streot.
P. LYONS eco. a
.&gy G FANCY GOODS Z -
II. D. zBURKEfE q &C.. IS SUCCESSORS OF
DEWINsG. THAYER 4.C0.
NORTH, STEELE & WARDELL.
MILLINERY AND. sTGsAW GOODS.
WILLIAMS-& COVERT
LENGNICK-&-SEL -, a ~, e..,-77s.
x f21@ g Roots AND SHOES. 4
E. D. sTODDKRD co. 4
D. F. FLEMING CO. -
T.M. BRISTOL p,Suooeasor of.DuxulS, TAFT
/ Co... ;see ~ - s.2{Ag
EDWD. DAILY, Agent. ...sv,
JOHN COMMINS.
: - HATS AND CAPS. =
WILLIAMS d COVERT.
& co. g "a
n. H0R sRY, % .Hayho Street Successor to HoH-
HARDWARE.
j. E. ADGER co. - :. ..
MssETE TES1lHoUNs q CO., g sHpy1ss Street
EDGsRToN4 8, RICHARDS. a1n
C. GRAVELEY. a
E. L. DEMING & CO.
HsAGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS |
"a So, AND MACHINERY.z
LITTLE & Ma RsHALL, 17s' East Bay Street
,eo.-<rs5 BOOKS .@s
f. J. DAWSON 4sCo.
BOaERT, DENNY & co. ~. .TlEB
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS.
L. CHAPLIN & CO. ''''-'
r. W.GALEr& co. ,.~.4 sy,9
NATHAN d OTT0LENGUI. Il 81
PAPER HANGINGS, WINDOW
SHADES AND UPHOLSTERY.
II. w. KINsMAN. ss5.
CLOTHING,
pnwrN DIrpS,I 20
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS Il PARKER.
FRANCIS MURPHY.
PIERSON h co.
sADDLERY.
HASTE, CALHOUN & CO., 81 Hayne Street.
JENNINGS, THoMLINSoN, r& CO. .sss
NICHOLS & co. $@"sse -
a DRUGS. -
KING L CASSIDEI.
JOSEPH J. MORGAN. i
I.CHAPIN & CO., ts}S ,s.{sfi sf.s i
JOHN KENIFIck, 4s Broad-street. l
CROCIlERY.r.
WEBB & SAGE. tl
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN 4 co.
DRAPER AND TAILOR.
J. s. PHILLIPS, 80 Br0ad-streot.
~ . GRoeERs!. y
GEO. W. WILLIAMS co.
CHAS. II. NOISE, Il CO.
GEO. w. CLARK Il CO.
TEADDEUS STREET.
J.S6F. DAWSON SssM gag "a :.
r + ON ELL 4 SON, 1877 East Bay. =.
w. Il. cHAFEE, 2O7 East Bays sl.'es
WM GURNEY. -r-a-,.,l -
HENRY BIsCHOFP& co.
THoMPSON.&.BRO: gES;7ES =
caIffLb & eCo.
John KING &c.,
WAGNER. HEATH 4 .MONSEES.
J.iH a D. MULLER. 80 -
BOLLMANN BROS
HAY AND GRAIN MERCHANTS.
JOHN s. BIRD 4 co. eis't7s p = =.
9s BUILDING MATERIAL, SASH,
g BLIND AND d DoOR SNANUFACa :
'TURERS.
W. P. RUSSELL 90.
CARrETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, MAT.
TINGS AND TAILOBS'ST NGS.
cHAs. D. CARR i co.
+ .GR6CERS, AUCTIONEERSSAN AND
i ~ COMMISSION MERCHANTS. *
BRUINS L BcE. -.
AUCTIONEERS, S,COMMssION MER.
CHANTS, DEH LERSIN DRY GOODS.
T. SAVAGE HEYwARD 4 SONS, 123 Esst Bay
street, Charleston, s: O., ,Sand 14l Augusta Ga.