The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-25
Columbia Special Notices,

Dr.. E. E. Jackson. Druggist, Columbia,
has stock of goods most worthy of atten-
| tion, and visitors 10 the city in need of rure
medicines, or toilet articles, cannot do better
than call on him. His cologne is exquisite,
as we know, having had the privilege OF try
ing it.
Mr. C. F. Jackson. in "the little store" so
called, is dry goods man, as the card elSt-
where tes,ities. He has splendid stock,
and prices low. We acknowledge once mo! Q
from this agreeable gentleman All editorial
"neck tie" Call on him, friends.
Mr.. N. II. Berry, Main street, has superb
assortment of Furniture and the ouly COM
plete stock in the city His sponge mattras-
$es and pillows, and orientalStecl bed springs,
will almost put man 10 sleep while looking
at them.
Capt. w B. Stanley'S China Store, presents
unusual attractions. His display Of beautiful
and useful china, crockery, aud fancy art
cles, are worth visit.
Major John Meghan offers full stock Of
boots and shoes, and at q great reduction
over last seasons prices. There is no doubt
about this, and we youcb for its truth. Wis.,
itorS to Columbia are invited to call on Maj
Meighan.
Messrs. + c SILVER & Co.'S immense es-
tabIishmept need only be seen 10 excite Won
der at its extent and variety. It is certainly
complete, in all the lines advertised, whether
dry goods, laces, furS, carpets, boots, shoes,
hats, millinery or dress making.
MeSsrs. Wearn l. Hix, the artists par *
cel!ence of the South, can show a gallery Of
specimens not TO be excelled, and visitors
will find it not only advantageous TO call on
them. but enjoy an increase Of pleasure.
MessrS. H. & NJ l.. kinard have one Of
the handSomeSt stores in the South, and il is
filed, and SO arranged in the display Of
goods, as TO strike the beholder with admi-
ration. Their stock is as complete rs is ne
ceSSary TO satisfy the hearts desire Of all who
have the cash 10 cut dash.
Mr.. John Dial has the best selected and
largest stock of Hardware in the city. 1t is
surprising 10 see what vast deal Of goods
he has packed away. He bias 4 large num-
Der of fancitul and usefu! little labor-saving
con,rivances, which are 'curouS' TO behold
Messrs. S. Strauss Bro. 5. under the Co.
lumbia Hotel, exhibit splendid assortment
Of CIothing for gentlemen and boys, Of ali
qualities aud styles, and they have put the
prices al conveniently low figures, that mode
rate men eau be accommodated. Examine
.heir stock.
Mr. L Su!zbacher, Jeweler, Matchmaker.
Clock-repai-er. dealer in si!vcr-ware, agent
for Lazarus & Norris Perfected SpectacIes.
keeper Of musical boxes, and pretty good
fellow generally, still opens wide his doors,
under the Columbia Hotel, that as many of
his felow-citizens as possible may enter in
and be made happy.
Mr. G. Dercks, on the corner opposite the
Columbia Hotel, keeps a vel! assorted stock
of Groceries, besides tie best of Wines and
Liquors, while in the rear is snug rcstau-
rant.
Mr. J. C. Seegers, of ice machine. and La
ger Beer f2me, is we'll supplied with many
things the great public want such rs grocer
les, segars, tobacco. pure wines and liquors.
His lager beer cannot be beat; physicians
recommend it as good tonic.
Mr.. ". J. Dufie, Of the firm Of Duffie &
Chapman, has favored US with copy Of the
Josh Billings Farmers Al!minax, price Is
cents, and one of Nast's Illustrated Comic
Almanac's, price 35 Cts. To the lover of the
queer, quaint, and comically ludicrous, We
commend the above.