The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-03-13
CIRCULAR.


: Our stocks of MERCHANDISE for the Spring
viii be large, comprising complete assortment
ofall GOODS suitable for the Southern Markets,
and have been selected with great care by men
eO1YerSant with the wants and tastes OF the
Southern people. Possessing ample tacllItIes 1of
purchasing, both at home and abroad, While our
expenses, in comparison with other cities, are
small: we feel confident in saying that we will
be able to- sell GOODS as cheap as the same
articles can be purchased in any city in the
United States.
- We are prepared to respond to any CALL that
may be made in our respective lines Of business,
and to fill at any time any responsible ORDER.
The facilities for TRANSPORTATION between
{ here and all points are easy, quick and rapid,
and we have been credltably Informed by the
I President of t4e South Carolina Railroad that
ffeights between here and Augusta will be re-
dueed in rates as low as that OF any competing
Railroad.
d, We hope that by the employment of the great
agencies of energy and industry, the whole of
the Southern country made desolate by the war
may speedily be reorganized to the mutual ad-
ySnsage and general prosperity of all.
Foreign, domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
Marshall, Burge s. Bowen, I43 Meeting street.
Johnston, Crews Co., Il Hayne street;
Crane, Boylston Co., corner Meeting, Market
and Hayne streets,
Strauss, Vancess & Co., 13O Meeting street,
corner Meeting and Hazel streets. <.
Minor, Wilbur Martin, Meeting street.
Edwin Bates s. Co., Meeting street.
Neyes Vail, AS Meeting street.
.Stoll, Webb s. Co, 2S7 King street.
L. Falk 3o3 King street.
Lavy DruckeF, 800 King street.
J. Is, Read Co, 263 King street.
Fancy Goods, Hosiery, Furnishing Goods, &c.
North, Steele and Wardell, 167 Meeting street.
Lengnick and Sell, northeast corner Meeting
and Market streets. w..
John s. Fairly and Co, 81 Hayre street.
Levy Druckers 556 King street, -.-
" Millinery and Fancy Goods. =.
> Lsngnick and Sell, northeast corner Meeting
and Market streets.
D. q. Williams and Co., (successcrs to Wil>
Hama and Covert j 122 Meeting street.
: Wholesale Clothiers. .
Edwin Bates and Co., Meeting street.
]. L. Falk, S03 King street.
Murphy, Little and Co, l61 Meeting and 2l3
King street. = - 49,
Parker and Child, 1oS East Bay. - -.
Cloths, CassimeTes and VeStings -
J. S. Phillips, (successor to Edgertoa and Rich
9rls,) So Broad street r. - F.. --.--...,.- ...
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods .:'
F. HoEsey, tsuceessOrs to Horsey, 'Auteu and
Coz . Aayne street,
d. =. Williams and Co, successor to W liams
and SoYert,l 10 Meeting street. 2 .--.' .
esrpetings, OIL Cloths, Mating, Rugs, Door
Mats, Crgnb Cloths and Step Ladders
G. D. Carr and Co, Hasell street.
Drugs and Medicines
Goodrich, Wineman and Co., IOld Southern
Drug house. Direct Importers and Wholesale
Druggists, 153 Meeting street.
DOwie and Noise, Southern Drug 81 House,
successors to King and Cassidy,l Isl Meeting
Paper, Stationery, Printing, Binding and
- Printers Materials.
Joseph Walker, corner Meeting and Market
. Boots, Shoes, Trunks, &C.
E. B. Stoddard snd Co., 165 Meeting street
= II. BRISTOL, tsucceSsors to Durham, Taft
and Co, A9 Meeting street.
d F. Fleming and Co., Hayne street.
Edward DAILY, Agent, 14I Meeting street.
SaddIers, Harness Makers and Importers Of
English Sadd'ery. ~.
: HEstie, Calhoun and Co., 80 Hayne street. /
Fancy Goods, Fireworks, Toys, Connection
f. Von Santen, Established 1851 90 King
Importers Of French eOnfectiOnaries, Toys, &c
= ". Kinsman, established 1885, 279 King
Candy Factory. .
W. Kinsman, 279 King street.
Grockery. - ..-
W. Web, b,-suecessor to Webb and Sage
!, william 8. Whaden and Cos-formerIy |
Brown and Palma-;u Hayne street.
- - Wholesale Grocers. ..-.s &. I
Geo; W. Williams and Co. corner Hayne and
" H. C6adse, 2o7 East Bay, opposite New
Custom House. - .-5-.
Geo WsClarke and Co, corner East Bay and
Cumberland streets. * -.z-.sz. -. >--.-.
Thompson and Bro, III East Bay.
-NfOiSeg F5aynFa street. |
BOllnan Brothers IS East Bay corner Fendue
Rllliam sqrnsy, 1e2 I East soB Bay. r.. -
Bernard O,Neii. IS9 East Bay = -. .-
Geo: 81. HOppock, ls5 East Bay. /
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns and Direct
= Importers. ~ .:.- - -
Hassle, Calhoun and Co., SO Hayne street. =
J: Z Adger aud Co, l3s Meeting street
G. GTavely, 81 East Bay. - -. -.
BisseH and Co, IS Hasel street. ~ |
stgyes, Ranges Crates, Plumbers, Tin Wsre
and House Furnishing Goods. !
adams, Damon and Co., at the old stand, 16
Broad street. /
= Manufacturers Of Tin Ware. /
q Shepherd and Cohen ,297 King street. I
Dealers IN Timers, Goods and Tools
Shepherd and Cohen, 297 King street. -.
- sashes, Doors and Blinds. ~.~-.. !
W. N. Bird and Co., 2>8 East Bay. -
Agricultural Implements. -.
C. Graveley. 81 East Bay. n ~. |
Paints, Oils, Glass. Varnishes and Lamps.
Il cyE. II. Bird and Co, 2o3 East. Bay. -
Holmes and Calder, 126 Meeting street. -
Wine and Liquor Merchants. /
Geo, W. Clarke and Co., corner East Bay and
Cumberland streets. ~ .~.I--..-
A. B. Jarvis, 81 East Bay, - -- /
Geo. H Hoppock, 1S5 East Bay.
Factors and Commission Merchants.
Geo, W. Williams and Co., corner Hayne and |
Church streets. f. .-.- ~ r--.
Ship Brokers aAi General Commission
, - - 49, Merchants. ---~>
Risley and Creighton, corner East Bay and |
Accommodation Wharf t~
Shippers of Timber and Lumber to Foreign |
= and Domestic Ports.
Risley and Creighton, corner East Bay and |
accommodation Wharf.
Sd q, 1867. Emo.