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sobler than 6. Jim :Bludso 80

and more deserving to be immortallz-
ed in verse! We allude to. the heroic lit
tie Dempsey -Gnliland of Granitevine.
AS we could not possibly doie better, we
give the affc@sing tale tas told by the Au-
gusta co,sstftttionalist: ] y
SAploccURRESoE-A: NOBLE BoY;MA
very sad accident occurred OH the l2th,
in the, village of .Graniteville. A. little
girl, the daughter Of Mi. John L. Atkin-
son, while attelnpting'to cross the ressel
of the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Rail Road over the Gr;mitcville Canal,
fell in. 4 small boy, only ten or twelve
years of age, named Dempsey Gllllland,
saw the child when she fell and immedi-
ateIyleaped into'the canal to her reseae:
The gallant little hero, though he was
only a few wears the senior OF the glrl,
and of a very delicate organization, sue
ceeded in swimming With her nearly to
the bank, when her struggles and con-
yuIsiye grasp caused him to sink With
her. and they were both drowned.
This act Of iheroism in a boy so young,
is rare indeed. and the death OF the little
fellow in his attempt to save the life of
another, cannot but sadden the hearts OF
all who appreciate true nobleness. The
father of such son can we'll shrine ms
memory in his heart, and ever remem-
ber' in connection with his untimefy
death that he died in an effort to save
fellow-being. The whole community
deeply sympathize with the bereaved
parents.
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Death by Iightning-.A Lady Killed
at PRAYER.

The St. Joseph (Mo) Gazette of Satur-
day gives the following particulars of.the
death by lightning of Mrs. Lowell and
Mr.. Brakeman during the terrible storm
in that vicinity on Thursday last. The
house in which the two persons named
were killed is situated about five miles
southeast from ST. Joseph. 1t is three
stories high, with three principal rooms
and hall on each floor When the storm
commenced Mrs. Lowell was up stairs in
q back room reading from the Bible to her
little daughters. The windows Of the
room having been. blown open, she took
her children, ran down stairs, passing from
the hall into bedroom, put the children
on the bed, and kneeled at the bedside. In
this position the lightning struck her, caus-
ing instant death. Mr.. Brakeman was in
the hall, and the same bolt killed him.
Several other persons were more or less
injured. 9Irs. Lowell was the wife of
John S. Lowell, of Warren county, Va.
Her husband is now in Virginia City,
Montana. The two daughters with whom
she was kneeling in prayer are aged res
pectiyely nine and SIX years. They were
uninlured.
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Special Notices.

Mr.. PIP. ToALE's NEW OFFICE AND
SALES RooMs.-We are happy to inform
our readers that their old acquaintance,
Mr.. P. P. Toale, while continuing his
manufactory of Doors, Sashes, Blinds,
etc., on Horlbeck's Wharf, Charleston,
S. c., has opened handsome office and
extensive sales rooms at No. 20 Haync
Street, where they will find it more con-
venient to call on him when they visit
the city. The Sales Rooms extendto No.
SO Pinckney Street, where there is an
other entrance. Send and get Il new and
extended price list Of latest styles, etc.
See advertisement.
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6. Murder Will out.o


Most of our readers willremember the
murder of our .fellow-citizen, Price, at
Quaker Springs, near Augusta, in De-
cember of 1867. This fiendish outrage
was committed by six negro fellows, OF
whom one was shot and killed in diff
Guilty the next night, another died njail,
a third is now serving aterm in thepeni-
tentiary, a fourth turned States evidence,
a fifth has just been arrested in Augusta,
while the sixth is still at large.
The one ipstarrcstedis named Nathan
Golfer. immediately after the murder,
he escaped to Sav:rriali, shipped as q
cook on board vessel going to Nassau,
and since that time until very recently
has been serving in the same capacity on
different vessels in. West Indian waters.
But at last-trusting that time had brougl
oblivion of his crime-hc vcntured back,
has been promptly arrested, and will
proi5ablj ~be hanged: -
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ssHoward,,,

Again, this week, "HowARD" gives
valuable statistics concerning the Free
School appropriations for the last two or
three years, and asks probing questions
concerning the dsbursementofthemeney.
HOWARD is decidedly on the right
track, and public shouldfeel beholden
to him for his effort in behalf OF right
and justice. Heis gentleman of means,
and has no personal interest whatever in
the disposition of the Free School funds.
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An Edgedsla Man Murdered in
Georgia.

Last week there appeared in the Ad-
yertiser communication entitled How
to Acquire More Efficient Ministry.
This communication was from the pelf OF
Mr.. j. H. RUSH, an Edgefield man hv-
ing in Dougherty County, Ga.,-7a son Oh
HENRY RUSH, ESQ.,, OF the Shatterheld
section of our District.
Striking and inexplicable are the coin
cidences of this world! On Tuesday
morning, the1Sth., while said article was
being put in type in our office, its author
was foully murdered in his distant home.
In another column, copied from the AL.
bany (Ga.) Nescs, will be found adetalled
account of this shocking and bloody
deed, including the apparently retrlbu-
tive doom of the murderer:
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A Very New Thing and Very Big
Thing.

And a very splendid thing we predict
it will, be, But what is: it2 The Me-
chanics' Mills of BRENNER & BAKER, of
Grauiteville. Of both BRENNER & BA-
KER we know much and can say much
and ell in their favor. Mr.. BRENNER
keeps. a famous Mill Furnishing Fstab-
Ishment in Augusta, and he is the man
who furnished most of the Burr Stones,
&C., for all the great Mills in and around
that city. He is thoroughly skilled and
practical not oniy as d Miller, but also as
everything else connected with the bu-
siness. Mr.. BAKER ,is--well he is SAM
UE1. BAKER, whom most mil-owners
and people of Mill connections in, this
District, know well and trust implicitly.
Mr.. BAKER has lived long enough; ana
studied enough, and has brains enough,
to know all about Mills and Machinery.
He will manage the business at the
Mechanics 1fSzlsEand. he knows how to
do so. -
For further particulars, see the inter
esting advertisement of BRENNER & BA-
KER, in another column. All orders
promptly filled from this time forth for
1--WE hope) evermore!
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READ TmE FOLLOWING +:


ennbene experience has the Premium Ordinarily
charged twenty-five @ hS cent in excess S
%o s charging Mutual rates sz,hs have
upon @n which t the premiums Wae Constructed undergone
therefore M common prudence n adopt s ps s
s long the matter doubt 9et x the Esto too
% 5 a Of s 5 1a 5 BY % S!S s % ts ad s S5asss S s the
of % %s ] ae n % y e 5s pfPsaB @ THESE rates are
| What possible s n e1n s t % seo sn Manager. the Universal
M , 3 & it. Is, s ta % @ %an ss ssqua Psmqni and a that %
aan W e % " ynn the business These premiums are twenty
M sa cSRPasss as 4. near .. could possibly
i far aid not IL s What Insurance previously the
R Ps @ ] 5 Gsss Ss fs sax Rds 's s Ss'
profit as the s gq db Of ts 5u,3s a sss
Srmnm % These results from saving in mortality members COM
any owing medical selection good y gam interest ga the Investments I %
dcbs rom as Policies by the mc1nlcx and from other
@ IS ; . saY 9atJ pos. e. . @ ,na s}1 % sGa ss s
organization they lave rn.rt v aols the pHhod1S f E Of
IaS have 6iriarr Slo e a 'a d del al Il: Sidcrs
= s5 @ f $y5 s5S 5S 5sa,s as sas 1ss s,s9
de der u, % ,1 onong Sn . nre re- % @ a % %s soss oy an ega
By s hs system n q INSURANCE original win tnasd the por secures
the following important ayanags y rn aes rates requiring primary oy Of
about sen a per charged by 1.s'a ta and
rates. This low worthy Since ogganizaGn a6" this
any has rssy sS sns ne from Mu # Rasas So Tsu them
100000 By allowing its 1n tam IN thf Gwn pos @
Soo paid instead Of at the end one more years 1t
mpobe Mutual Company furnishing insurance at so
its equal amount upon similar receipts @ ,
SECOND Participation profits Tie Company an a'Aeg
secures the pohcyos ot Directors and Stockholders Gcard
enrseves system III connection with the E oW stock rates %
be derived from prudent andearetu management 4;+;
guarantee poydq rate which not excess Of the cost
while by the proposed plan OF IN
what profits the business the cost Will be still
further diminished lrl i. -, ..o4 :.
confidently believed that the LIFE
COMPANY insurance at its lowest practicable cost
the existing who desire to ppate IN the Fronts
Plan do by making application to the Ho % OF any OIL
the Agents OF the Company
"S ''"9 ~ Ratio Of Liabdiic; l36 to 100.
nsGoOD RELIABLE AGENTS WANTED who will deal direct with
the New York Office and to whom full General Agents Commissions will
be paid. 40 .,,vp o, ,4
May "a zmzz
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I" (Which the Same I am Free to.
i.s Maintain,


rThat the HOLMES Book House, Charles
ton, is the excelsior Book establishment
of the South. From Mr.. A. BARON
HOLMES, the conductor of this great
mart of Literature and Current News,
we acknowledge the receipt, lately, of
Appleton's Journal and "The Battle of
Dorking.v This latter, now in pamphlet
form, is the world famous article which
first appeared, mot long back, in Black
woods Magazine, and completely elec
trifed all England. 1t is tale told in
the year 1925 by an old Volunteer, who
recounts how England was overrun and
conquered by the Germans in 1875. The
intent of it is to warn Great Britain Of
the constantly growing power and ambi-
ton of Germany. "The Battle Of Dork-
ing" is undoubtedly the most remarka-
BILE Magazine article of this generation;
and the book, as now sold by the HOLMES
Book House, is now in unprecedented
demand. Send for it, or for any ether
book you ever heard of, to HOLMES Book
Charleston" Price, 80 cents.
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! ns~ 1t is reported that Washburnr,
the American Minister, has assured the
French Government that no.person con-
victcd OF criminal acts i'll Paris.against
the National Government, during the
reign Of the Communists. will be per-
mitted to reside in the United States.
5za- a remarkable family lives in Dal-
las County, Ark. The fatheris los years
old, the mother Jog, and the two are the
parents OF twenty.nine children-tittecn
BOYS and fourteen girls.
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chaure in the Camdcu Jou nal

That old and popular paper, the Cam
den Joa,mal, now in its thirtieth year,
has lately passed. into the proprietorship
and editorship of Mr.. JOHN KERsHAw,
a son of Genl. j. B. KERsHAw. Mr.. KER-
SHAW is a young gentleman Of fine edu-
cation and abilities, and we predict for
him and the Joa7,tl long career OF
honor, usefulncss and success.
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zs-There was 'aswhite ffostat Green
brier White Sulphur Springs, Virginia,
on the morning ofIthe 22d. shawls and
oyercoats were in demand. aIl,
ns~ The first bale of rev cotton was
received at' at'Galveston, on the 22d, by ex-
press from Columbus, Texas, consigned
to Fake & wilkins.
~A bale of cotton raised by w. B.
Mcshaw, Lee County, Mississippi, picked
bv himself, wife and. daughter, in their
narlor, and which had gained premiums
eegqregating 1892, sold in New York on
the the 22d, at so cents per pound. The bale
weighed 443 pounds,
m A negro lad in m! Newhern, y; G;l q
siIled am .i1lfant. ON Friday, last while
,bunking it "jpst for fqn!' go
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7to A5aep 2 the the
Thew to a Agencies principal Cities Europe and the
North and Northwest Immigrants coming our na %1e
they will have homes provided and aid them
e will be able to offer the best Cotton and Truck Land in the
bealby portions of the State very owpc and on enaohng
the purchaser to pay for of the crops raised
TPey Will also assist when to transportation ano
subsistence for tho first year. , o =;
Circulars will be prepared and distributed explaining our plans more In
detail Gaa+r. Office MUSIC coRNERKmG AND MARKET
STREETS Charleston, South Carolina
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,Is,;re wine..Oid and Strong |!

Old, strong, very reliable, very fash,
ionabie, very popular, is the ancient ana
honorable Shoe House of ALFRED c.
FoRcE, Augusta, Ga. If, when you go to
Augusta, you wish to find the creme de
la cremr among Shoe Stores, ask 1or
Force,s. See his new card.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMN1GRATIoN AssoGIA=
TON UNDER THE AUSPICES Of the South Carolina State Agricuu-
raj and Mechanical Society will give of Concerts at the Academy
of Music Charleston s. c. commencing October l 1871 for the
raising enable Emgants settle upon lands selected BY the
the State South Carolina and for their transportation thand support
for the first year.
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MIS-. Browu,s Cookery Sock.

Mis-. Erown.s Cookery EooK.
A fortnight ago, in mentioning Miss
BRowS's splendid new Cookery Book,
we said it contained $50 Recipes. We
meant 3GO Pages. OF Recipes there are
probably twelve or fifteen hundred.
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600 to be Awarded the TcletMoldcTs Of the
Series OF Concerts 20 Commence Ola she EiFst OF
October 1921, at faae Academy Of Music,
Charleston, s. C., om yvhEch day
tE,e Drawing Commences.
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rhe Aurusta Annual Fair.

ThelAnnual ESHloisionof the Cotton
states Mechanics and Agricultural Fair
Association, of augusta, Ga, will open
ON the S1st of october next and continue
five days. . lt
These Fairs areas they should be
matters of liveliest interestto us Edge
field people. The Premium List can be
obtained by applying to Z. II. GRAY,
Esq, Secretary Of the Association, at Au-
gusta. 49,.
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DR. RAILWAYS : q 2;
Perfect Purgative Pills.

perfectly tastecss elegantly coated with sweet gum.
purge, regulate, purify, cleanse. aid strengthen.
Railways pills, for tle cure Of all disorders Of ibc
Stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervou.
diseases, Headache, Constipation, Cosliveness IDd!-
gestion Dyspepsia. Biliousness, Bilious Fever H.
hammation Of The Bowels and all Derangcments OF
the Internal Yiscera. Warranted to effect positive
cure. Purely Vegetable, containing no mcrcur,
minerals, or delctcr0us ,lfugs.
tV Observe the following symptoms resulting
from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles. Fullness Of the Blood
in the Head, Acidty OF the Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust OF Food, Fullness or Weight In the
Stomach, Sour Esuctalions, Sinking or FIuttering ai
the Pit Of the Stomach, Swimming Of tho Head,
Hurried and Difficult Breathing
A few doses Of RAILWAYS PILLS will free tho
system from all the above named disorders. Price,
rs cents per Box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one leltc'"
stamp TO RADWAY tE CO.. No. 81 Maiden Lant
New York. Information worth thousands will hC
sent you.
Jlly5 1y oS
Crackers, sardines, &c.
A LWAYS on hand full Stock #
"A Soda. Lemon, Butter and Ginger
CRACKERS,
Also, SARDINEs, OYSTERS, Lol
STERS, dc.
W. T.. DURISoE, Sr.
June 2l I'm 26
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A Narrow and a Happy Escape.

~ lVdIto8 e-hN SNt&-~otkS
We hear that on Sunday afternoon last,
OUT much esteemed friends, Mr.. and
Mrs. JNo: H. HoLLINGswoRTH, with
their little boy, a child of three or four
years, met with an extremely narrow es-
cape from imminent peril. Driving to
call on their neighbor, Mrs. JAMES HILL,
the horse took fright soon after they had
entered her gate, and dashed aside into a
field. Mr.. Fl. endeavored to curb him.
but Immediately both reins snapped en-
tirely asunder, after which the animal
turned and tore f1rious1y through the
gate again, dashing the buggy violently
against the trunk of huge oak. It's
three occupants were first thrown OUT
and then the buggy fell withits top upon
them. But, strange to say, all three es,
capped without the slightest injury. Ana
this is horse which ladies and young
girls have been driving for years, a horse
thought to be the most amiable and trust
worthy of all horses. .4
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Kidney s. Bladdcr COmplaints.

Urinary, and Womb diseases, Gravel, Diabetes,
Dropsy, stoppage Of Water, Inrontinence of Urine.
Brights Disease, Albuminuria ind In ell cases wherc
there brickdust deposits or the water Is thick
cloudy, mixed with substances like the white OF nn
egg, or threads like white silk. or there Is morbid.
dark bilious appearance, and white bone-dust de-
posts, and when there is prlcking, burning seDsu-
lion when passing water. and pain in the Small oi
the Back and along the Loins. sSuS,
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Gemty Auditors Notice.
: COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
l1DGEFIELD c. H., S. c.,
June 29th. Il

June 2sth, 1871
nHE Undersigned will attend at tn
L following places in Edgefeld County
at the times stated herein, to receive RE
TURNS OF property holders, and to AS.
SESS THE PROPERTY, Real and Per-
soral, in said County, in pursuance of
the Laws of this State providing for the
Assessment, ,and Taxation Of property,
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New Spring & Summer
G 0 0 D : ]!

new spring d Summer
G 0 0 D = /!
n
a HE Subscriber has just returned from
Charleston, ana has now in Store the fol-
lowing Goods, Which lie will sell at the {.
lowest price for CASH ONLY.
CAITCOES, all STYLES and prices,
English B.\REGE,S and LENOES,
JAPANESE CLOTHS, Plain Striped
and Checked,
TAMARTINE, White, Black and Cold
White PIQUE CLOTH,
Blue, PM: and Buff LAWNS,
Black and Colorcd MCSLINS,
Jacsrct. Swiss and Nainsook NUS
LINS, Plain AID Striped,
Ladies and Misses HATS and Sun
DOWNS, Trimmed and Untsimmcd,
RIBBONS, FLOW EBS, R0UCIiES,
SASH RIBBOSS,
Lace and Linen COLLARS.
Jaconet AMI Swiss EDGINGS,
PIQJE TRIMMINGS,
F.ECN BUTTONS.
MOTIONS; oc al! kinds,
Ladies and Misses WEite and Coiorcd
HOSE.
!aiiosanc! l.;s.i,. II'D'K'FS. all styles
Irish LINENS. Linen TOWELS,
Blcachca SHIRT! NGS and SHEET
| INGS,
Brown SHIRTfSGs,
PTL!ON I.ASE Goods,
Plaid D0lIESTICS,
Bed rIrkiNGS. &C., &c.
lFseEs sasss Esoys' Wear.
Ct,><f,;E;!:i-.; C,>EMARETS.
I'W' ti!jiiS. "tA%-',
liner nl;iiI.S, pt',KS and Goa
TIM.
l.. G. l:.l';i ~. il. .-roat variety,
Maa's .,ni Boy. j; LIE HOSE,
Mems alld Bcy-'s fashionable HATS
all styles, tor Summer wear. :.
Shoes.
Ladies, Misses and Children's SHOES,
all styles,
Mems, Youths and Boys SHOES, every
variety.
Hardware.
KNIVES and FORKS,
| Pocket CUTLERY,
LOCKS, HINGES and SCREWS,
Brade's Crown HOES,
Planters Steel HOES,
Scovils HOES,
| SHOVELS, Garden RAKES, FORKS.
NAILS, TRACES, &c.
Groceries
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA,
CANDLES, soAP' STARCH, SODA.
CrOckery.
A good assortment on hand at low
prices.
AL are invited to give me call and see
that it is to their interest to buy for the
| CASH and SAVE MONEY.
B..C. BRYAN, Agent.
Apr IL II 80 Is
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so Liberty Street, New York.
The Original Stock Life Insurance Co. THE United States

This Company Oe the Following Important Advantages to those
About EGecting Insurance on their HVesi
ls Insurance at Stock tes being FROM 20 to 30 Per
Cent less than the Rates charged by Mutual Companies
I'd Each Pocyhoder is regarded Stakeholder to the
extent of one Annual Premium his Policy and will share
in the Profits of the Company the extent Stock
holder owning Unequal amount Of the Capital Stock
3d. Every PQ issued by the Company is
and contains Clause stating It's exact Surrender Value
BEFORE NsrRNe LIFE ACCEPTING THE AGENCY OF ANY
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FANIIT GRO(RRIES !!

" OW IN STORE, select assortment
Of CHOICE GROCERIES, such as
BACON and LARD,
FLOUR, RICE, MEAL,
SUGARS and COFFEES,
Choice Green and Black TEA,
No. / TENNESSEE HAMS,
Superior Canvass HAMS,
Florida SYRUP, good article,
A fine grade Of MOLAsSEs,
Fine fat MACKEREL,
Table SALT, SPICES, SODA,
CANDLES, STARCH, &c., &c.
NV prices will compare favorably with
any other House in town. Give me a
cali. / will endeavor to please ALL
W. 4. DURISOE, SR.
Juno 81 I'm 26
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The One Price Store! !!


HAVE received carefully selected Stock of the latest styles
FRENCH, ENGLISH and DOMESTIC ORGANDIES,
Muslin LAWNS at TO- l2 90 25 and IS cts per yard,
White PIQUES at Is, 20 and 5cts
White Swiss Muslin CAMBRICS LAWNS from 0cts and upwards
Linen DRIS and DUCKS for Gents Wear, 25 35 and SO
.COTTONADES and CASSIMERES at 20 cts and upwards,
White L. G. HDKFS at 80 cts per dozen,
. Ladies White HOSE at 85 cts per dozen.
White Linen TOWELS at 80 cts per Dozen
MUSQUITO LACE and GAUZE very low,
The celebrated No. Braid Black ALP AGA only 25 per yard
PRINTS of all the best makes from cts and upward
Ladies LACED and CONGRESS CATERS per pair
Mems EATERS at $780,
+ Mems COATS for Summer at only Sf25
Mems VEST and PANTS'to match at only $l,25.
Mems New Straw HATS at only 25 cts.
New Styles of SUNDOWNS and HATS at only 60 cts
Mems White Dress SHIRTS, only IS cts
Ladies C0RsETs of the popular makes at only so
HOOP SKIRTS, 35 Springs, only so cts.
White Buff Slate and Drab LINENS for Aprons Dresses and Shirts
only Is cts, -.
Brown and Bleached HOMESPUNs at from 7! cts
full assortment of FACTORY GOODS at Factory Prices
could many other Bargains space permitting but conc
sion would say facilities enable buy WHEN WHERE
GOODS ARE CHEAPEST and exercising the greatest Economy all
the Departments enabled to sell Goods least LOW a. Any
ONE have adopted gdy adhere the policy asking Al Once
This the frank straight formal and
Justice Purchasers enables all purchase the lowest price,
All orders should be addressed to
M. Il. A. BALK,
AUGUSTA GA.
June % ct 27
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oooo SEASON TICKETS OF ADMISSION,
AND NO MORE,
AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH.

ALL THE PREMIUMS INCLUDING DEED CERTIFICATE TITLE
AcAn OF Music will be deposited with National Bank Of the Re-
public, New York.