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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-13
raik About Your Tomatoes! I!

That colored gentleman cf'the olden
time, Harper Pickens, has presented us
with basket of wonderful Potatoes and
Tomatoes. OF the Potatoes we simply
say they are the finest and largest we
have seen this year, but concerning the
Tomatoes we must be allowed to go into
extreme ecstasies. "Thc rrophyr The
first we have seen in these parts. Many
of them from II 10 Is inches in circum-
ference. Looking and tasting more like
luscious fruit than vegetable. So let
everybody get "Trophy" seed for next
season. Harper is still gardener and
head man at Edgewood, and no man
knows how to do civil thing with bet
ter grace than he.
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t.ocaJ lettings.

l. Don't know how it may be elsewhere,
but in this old town of Edge6eld the
weather is hot beyond alb amieble endp-
rance. PositivelX.we never remember
such heat since wewere born: 1t would
seem that, like John Banyan in the midst
Of his doubts and struggles. we haxe:aIl
g fallen into .Tophet.,' Andthen, outside
of the heat, we are all. l.soPoor, and SO put
to it to co,nfniYe through life. For what
Is life in the South now but struggling
and connivings And then to have, to
wear clothes, and read in the papers
shout q cumulative voting and the Mas
saehuseeSas woman who poisoned three
husbands and nine children, and all that!
It's unspeakably dreadful! But IN the
midst of it all, let US fan without ceaslng,
and. remember Job who was abundant
in biles and in patience!
All lljoking aside, people, for two months
to come, should wear nothing but nam
sock sacks, and read nothing but Josh
Billings and Mark Twain.
And while speaking of the horrors of
wearing clothes in this weather, we espy
two gallant Cadets from Yorkvile, walk
ing across the square, clad to the throat
in heavy gray and brass buttons. They
are our young friends GLOVER ToMP-
KINs and EDDIE GLOVER, and brave
pair of boys they are-open-hearted'and
popular. And at their age what does it
matter about heat, and poverty, and heavy
clothing?. Haven't they nosegays in
their button holes even now, and do not
those suffocating gray suits bring them
untold smiles and favors from the pretty,
pink-cheeked young girls? And do they
not get up dancing parties at the Addison
Hall, and heel it until midnight?
And who else is home from school?
All! tits young BROOKS DUNovANr from
the University of Virginia, wherein has
been .for two years past-quite grown up
into young man, intelligent and COM
panionable, and. also with a nosegay.
That's right. Go it, brave lads, while
you are young, for the nosegay age will
soon slip by, and "when youare old you
can't then you'll murmur, and be
fussy, and sigh for nainsook sack.
And, to get back to the weather, it rains
beautifully every day or Two, and crops
cannot be otherwise than good-except
where the grass has not been industri-
ously eombated. The gardens are splen-
did, and as for peaches, there Is literally
no end to them. Watermelons too are
beginning to come thick and fast. Before
next week., we confidently predict that
our esteemed friend, BARR, will send us
one as big as the Masonic Hall.
The big Horns Creek barbecue-pic-nic
is to be on the coming Friday, and alrea-
DIV fearful st. Bartholomew's Day is
taking place among the cattle and the
sheep and the fowls.
And we hope the Adverttser may re-
fresh you all in these sultry days. Don't
forget to read about the woman who poi
soned SO many husbands and children
and also about the huge Cotton Tree in
Alabama, OF Mississippi, or somewhere
out there. Bah! who will. speak in fu-
ture of his "vine and fig tree ?" The
talk, on the contrary, will be altogether
of ones Cotton Tree!
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. rirnrnus up.country Paper.

a Vigorous Up-country Paper.
4 sterling and vigorous paper-and
Ynt, and cheerful, and always Of good
ttc-is the Anderson IntclH5cnccr, Cd
ii. and owned in great part, by Mr..
.IfEs A HoYT, who has many friends
i,,dscfield-in fact many friends wher-
exhe has orcc shown his frie.idlS black
sy. The hateugenccr has just entered
np its seventh volume since the war,
winew type throughout, and all other
apnnces of usefulness and progress.
Wengrat,,late you heartily, HoYT, and
polout' long and ever-lengthenins
armike the Ku Klux in the cireus)
and AXE hands with you across all the
stress that roll between us.
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Complimentary.

.imong the graduation papers in the
several schools, and distinctions therein
la;etv fiistributedto the under graduates
Of the South Carolina University, wc'no-
;ce the following to q son of oar friend,
,r d. c. ToMpKISs:-" a. S. ToMPKINs,
,istinguishcd in ancient languages, men
!, and moral philosophy and mathe-
,,tics.,'
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5aFbe Chronicle & Sentinel Of the
11th,ys. "The barn of VIM. s. How
ard, { living near the Cherokee Ponds
Edged, S. c., was set on fire by.ight-
ming, ly 9th, during Q severe rain and
il,undstorm. The fire was discovered
In tim, save abouta hundred bushels
of corapd fifty bushels upthreshetl
wheat. freedman living on the place,
named dehvlafidMotoD, deserves much
credit f4is uniting efforts on the oecsa
sion, hed'sis Of his ftlnily bringing
water u the deyouring element was
subdueonly about five bushels OF
wheat W burned" ak
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-13
"Insurance North and south.'

We are requested to direct the atten-
ton of our readers to an article III another
column over the above caption. 1t is'a
strong argument in favor Of patronizing
only Southern Life Insurance Companies,
and those who hold TO this faith cannot
read the article, mentioned, without hay
ing their views on this question riveted
more firm and immovable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-13
Termss $500 per Annum.
death M of Col. stewart Harrison.


THIS gallant and popular citizen was
koWR shdlaved throughout our District,
ID ne can ts Rlina|no man whosedeath
ouldcaf j; nieigned sadness to more
carts. Golf II kRR1soS departed this
lfe,, nt Hs'hoA eAnorirs midst, on satuf :
lay morning la$t, in theferty-fourth year
# his age. &sapreminent militia Off
.er in early life, Clerk of the Court for
Two successf ts1tsrHly. .as3 q gallant and
devoted leader in the late war, as man
of unmeasured Kindness of heart, and Of
winning and polished address, he will
be long remembered by the troops OF
friends he leayes behind. When we pom
der over the thoroughly genial land
kindly soul Of STEWART HARRISON, we
cannot help thinking Of Abou Ben Ad-
hem, who saw his name inscribed upon
the book of life because he loved his fell
low man. We humbly. trust the soul OF
our departed friend is with God!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-13
Western Papers.

Our talented young townsman, Maj.
WIN. T. GARY, returned on Tuesday from
a. two weeks trip out West, and has
placed on our table batch of very inte-
resting St. LOUIS. Memphis. and Atlanta
papers. for which considerate courtesy
he has our best thanks. The Major (who
always travels with his eyes wide open)
bri gs favorable accounts as to the Corn
and Grain crops, butsreports the Cotton
crop as far below his expectations, and
that nowhere had he seen Cotton fields
that could compare with those of his be-
loved old Edgefeld. Bully!
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The One Price Store :

HAVE received carefully selected Stock Of the latest styles of
FRENCH ENGLISH and DOMESTIC ORGANDlES
Muslin LAWNS at TO- 123 90 % and IS cts per yard,
White PIQUES at Is, 90 and 25 cts
Whs Swiss Muslin oAMBRcs LAWNS from ocs and upwards
Linen DRILLS and DUCKS' Gents Wear at g. 35 and so c
COTrONADES and CASSIMERES at 20 cts and upwards,
White L. g. HDKFS at 80 cts per dozen,
Ladies White HOSE at IS cts per dozen
White Linen TOWELS at 80 cts per dozen
NUSOUITO LACE and GAUzE very low
The celebrated Braid Black only 2 cts yard
PRINTS of all the makes at from cts and upward.
Ladies LACED and CONGRESS CATERS atonly $l0 pair
Mems CATERS at $3.50 '-<
Mems COATS for Summer at only Sl,25
Mems VEST and PANTS to match at only Sl25
Mems New Straw HATS at only 25 cts.
New STYLES Of SUNDOWNS and fla rs. at only 60 cts
Mems White Dress SHIRTS, only - cts.
Ladies CORSETS Of the popular makes, at only 30 cts
HOOP SKIRTS, 35 Springs only 30 cts
White Buff Slate Drab LINENS Aprons Dresses and Shirts at
BROWN ovS and Bleaehed HolIEsPUNs at from ~
A full assortment FACTORY GOODS at Factory Prices
could enumate many other permitting but in Gqns
sion would say facilities enable buy WHEN and WHERE
GOODS ARE CHEAPEST and in exercising the greatest Economy in all
the Departments am enabled sell Goods least Low As ANY
ONE have adopted and dy adhere to the policy of asking Al Once
LONGEST Prices This the frank straight formal course and lnsures
Justice to Purchasers enabs all purchase at the lowest
All orders should be addressed to
AUGUSTA, GA
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This Company Offers Following Important Advantages 10 hos
about EGecting Insurance ON their Lives:

ls Insuranceat Stock Rates. being from 20 to 80 Per
Cent less than the Rates charged by Mutual Companies
3D. Each nocyhoder is regarded asa stockhoder 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 Policy issued by the Company is nonforeabe
and contains Clause stating its exact Surrender Value
BEFORE NsRNG Your ACCEPTING THE AGENCY OF ANY
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-13

An Old and Famous Male School.
One of the Oldest, most famous, most
thorough Male Schoolsin South Carolina
is the Mt. Zion School at Wjnnsboro.
sae its card in another column.
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The Creamiest, and Richest, and
Risingest

We allude to certain Incompatible new
Flour, bag ofwhicli has been presented
us by our kind friend JACKSON HOLMES,
ESQ. whose Mill, few miles to the right
of Lofts, Oh fork of Edisto, is one OF
the most reliable and most resorted to i'll
our District. We have tried this "Jack
Holmes Flour" and, as We have said
above, find it to be not only the crcami-
est and richest, but also the risingcst, we
have seen in. many a. day. If ye have
Wheat, prepare, at once. to take 1T to
HOLMES Neil.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-13

The have entered Association for the of
cnp Carolina and homes tor the
They ab Agencies the principal Cities and the
North and Northwest Immigrants in coming to our
ey will have provided and aid them becoming settlers
upon the soil , o.4..- c.; od r 1d =; +bo
noon of the State very owp and long credit enabling
the purchaser to pay for the out of the crops raised
They will assist Immigrants when necessary TO transportation anu
Circulars viii prepared and distributed explaining our plans more IN
detail. -, ,,-,o,o con,1rD D1Nn AMI MApKEr
STREETS Charleston, South Carolina
RITZ FIR CHADWICK. GARY & co.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-13

THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND AND IMMIGRATION AsSoCIA-
TON NER THE AUSPICES Of the South Caroline State t Ageonu sa
of Music Charleston S. commencing October l 1871 for the
Of raising fund enable mants settle upon lands selected by the
for Homes Of European Farmers and others
the State of South Carolina and their transportation support
for the first year.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-13

$500 600 to be Awarded to the TcF1et-Koiders of the
Series of.Concerts to Commence Oh the Eirst Oh .
October 1873, at the Academy Of Music,
Charleston, S. C., ON which day
the Drawing Commences.
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FAMILY GROCERIES, :!

Now IN STORE. select assortment
Of CHOICE GROCERIES, such as
BACON and LARD,
FLOUR, RICE, MEAL,
:. STTG4RS and COFFEES,f -.
:, Choice Green and Black TEA,
!; No / TENNESSEE HAMS,
Z, Superior Canvass HAMS,
:. Florida SYRUP, a.good article.
{ A fine grade of MoLAssEsr !: ;
Table SALT, SPICES, Soda
CANDLES. STARCH, sci, &C.
Nv prices will compare fayorably with
any other House in town.. Give IMP q
eail. I will endeavor-to pleasesaliT Il
w. F. DURISoE, SR.
June 81 5i'Slm 26
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-13

~ Taxpayers on the Saluda side will
please notice change made-in the Audi
tors appointments.
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EDGEEIELD Dist, S. G.,
July 5. 1871

MIR. NJ. a. RANSOM, General Agent.
Dear Sir: Permit ME to add my testi-
mony to that of others to the promptnesS
with which the Piedmont q Arlington
Life Insurance Company, of Richmond
Va, met when due, the claim under Poil-
,cv No. II ,2SS, on the life of my late hns-
band, GEORGE BUTLER. .
I trust that the future success OF the
Piedmont Il Arlington will be equal to
the past:
Il M4ItY z. BUTLER.
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Aidney a. B.aaier Ccmplaints..s

tjnary. and Womb d;serscz, Gravel, Da,le.es,
Dropsy. S;cppage or Water; Inc6a.ncnce nf tiTresi
Brighs Disease. Abuninura, and In all ceses whers
,nrrc arr brick-du.t deposits. or The water thick,
cloudy, mixed with substances like The white Of an
..sy or threads like white sl,s. or there Is arncrbG
larS, bilus appearance, and white boIe-aust de-
,nsi,s and when there is pricGing. burning sens
tion when passing water. and pain in ;hc Ssialle
tbo p,rl. .ub olouQ tho IninR e. y
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SO Liberty Street. New Y ork.
The Original Stock Life Insurance Co. Of the United States
OFFICERS:


WILLIAM WALKER President.
ETrRHER PEWIEY,
rNnnNTa1,E Acuary
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DIR. RAILWAYS y
Perfect Purgative Pills;

pcrfic.ly ia..eless, elegantly coat; wh sweet gum,
purge. rcsulnie, ,yputFfy. cleanse. and strengthen.
a,lwayS pills, for ilc cure. oil disorder ccthe1
stomach Liver, Bowels Hidneys, Bladder. Sest6ps
.lisease- Headache, Constipation, CosfiSeneS ;Ipdts
;c.lnn Dyspepsia, Euusllcss, BiliGaa Esvfry {n-z
ianimatun 0fiIie Bowels, and al DpraIgtleIts or
the Int rna Fisrcra. Warranted 20 eject csitiye
cure. Purely Vegetable, containing no mercury,
,ninerals.,r delei.r,oss drugs
eT- Observe lhr following. symptoms -es lltin9
from Disorders Of The DigisiiyeOrgan az i.
Constipation, Inward PN,se 6ullncss ufahe Blood
IN the Head, Acidty of the Stomach. Snasca Heart
burn, Disgust of Food. RulIness CT Wcighttin the
.Sioustci Seas ctitidnH Sinking or F1useTingfx
the Pit OF thci Stomacii, Swimming OF The Head,
Huzipd and Difficult Breathing.
Afew ,pses OF EADWAYS PILLS will free the,
.ystcfnf from all the above named disorders. Price,
IS cenisTer Box. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. ~
READaFAL.SE AND TRUE" Send one letter.
stamp To RADwAY & CO.. No. 81 Maiden Lane,s
New York. Information worth thousands will be
sent you. -
JIyj 49, ~ .2S =
Crackers, sardines, &c.
4 LWAYS on hand full Stock Of
N Soda. Lemon, Butter and Ginger
Also, SARDINEs, OYSTERS, LOB
. w. F. DURIsoE, sr.
June 81 I'm 26
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15O 900 SEASON TICKETS OF ADMISSION,
AND NO MORE,
AT FIVE DOLLARS EACH.

ALL THE PREMIUMS INCLUDING DEED AND CERTIFICATE OF little TO
ACADEMY OF Music will be deposited with the National Bank of the Re
public New York.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-07-13

Es- From gentleman who came down
on the Grcenville Railroad Wednesday,
the Columbia Union learned that the
store of T. C. Lipscomb, at Nihety-six,
was entered by burglars Tuesday night,
and robbed of small sum of money and
"a considerable quantity of dry goods. 1t
is reported that the clerk was sleeping in
a room of the building at the time, but
has no idea who the burglars were.
es.- Paris now exhibits few traces of
the recent struggle. The barricades have
been lcvellcd, new trees have been plant
ed and the damaged buildings arc being
rapidly repaired. Business has not yet
revived, the briskest trade at present be-
ing in photographs of the city and relics
of the war. The streets are becoming
crowded again with foreigners and re-
turning Parisians.
r- The Governor has made requisi-
ton upon the Governor of Georgia for
Owen l.. W. Smith, one Of the parties
said to have been engdgcd i'll the recent
shooting of Mr.. Red, i'll Barnwell county.
ass- The Governor has rardoned the
rioters lately copyicted in Marion. They
have so recently been tried and convic-
ted. that the Governor must have sent
their pardon to Kingsville TO greet them
on their arrival at that station, for they
have hardly had time to get to Columbia.
10 Rev. ]. A. Broadus, D. D., is eN-
pected back from Europe on the Goth in
stant, and will be at his. post in the SEMI
mary at Greenville, at the opening of
the next session. His health is much
improved.
nS- BraXton Bragg, Jr., nephew of
General Bragg, was attacked at Mobile,
on the S:h, by Madison Wilson, son of
L. NJ. Wilson, vice-president of the Mo-
bile and Montgomery Railroad, i'll front
of the customhouse. Each fired one shot.
Wilson was instantly killed.
ms-It is said that one of the Siamese
twins is lying at the point OF death, at
their home in North Carolina. The other
is in good health. III anticipation OF
death, arrangements have been made for
the immediate separation of the living
from the dead brother.
Froma gentleman from Spartanburg,
(says the Columbia Union OF the llth)
we learn that the Sub j<u KluX Commit
tee has examined up to this date some
twenty-five witnesses, and that the testi-
nlony in regard to ortragcs in that coun-
j. is complete. and that Witnesses by the
score coulf be examined to verify tcsti
.,if9hy already adduccd, did time permit.
|, Fiveincmbers Of the Ku lllux have
thccm .isycsted on warrants, issued by
Uihsei.Stctcs Cominissioncr $. IT. POI
nie., 4Isf:,, and two of them have been
bound over TO appear at the United States
Court, at Greelvillc, next month. The
oshesslase not yet had their exalniha-
ifyti6h, but the evidence against them is
conclusive.
- We also learn that the greatest excite
the1t prevails throughout the COUNTY re-
Fy;,fding the Investigation.
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Frey drrp tr NA sa9sPARILLIaN REsdI-
VENT commuhitrT'~ t.rcngA Tho B.vo,I, .e;rfc.,
triRr ami oth~rJaiss md juices n the sssten, Tho
clor Of i!fi, J0r. ii ,rpt:i,. Nr ,ratilsI Mattefy
.riM ne'c and .oand mac.int. Sc,ofpL' ,.gf,t'Ne,
't;nsHmiIi.il, GLihduka' d;sedses. Ulcers il he
Trout .Noh.%, 7n,so,x, No.ies IN he Glaad; f',l|,
ofher pGits Gr TIE syste'n, Sore Eyes. S:rra.o,CEs
d;xrhasGes from The Ears, ami tho 1eo.E Jo,aas cj
Slin dissnscs E,iYtions, SIreESSore Scain HEAD.
Ring Hq,z,, .SJtl'h~um, Erysipelds, .icne, .B'del
Spoi,, Dor,ns IN tie Fos1, Timor., Cancers In "a.
Hoab, and all arrckening and painful discterpbs,
Nght S,ce,ta, Ina Of Sperm and dN acdsf6s OF tho
III; principle, diY icih;a Me,ca,nfire rfaye q; niS
,coNds.'cf .Mnlem Chemistry, and q Jisc dGys'uI
f p;ore 20 any person Hsing Il for ci.te,. or Mtse
iDrms Of dtsease its potent po,ser TO ci:re Gen.
lfthe patient daily becoming reuc, Uy Ii. w.rses
and decomposition That Is continually i,.p. 'lecne,
succeeds In urresne these wRs.rs. and5repars nc
s.me with new material mnte from i, alt!I: 5le,Sff
and this the SAkSPAklLLfAS viii and does secure
"A curr Is ccrtain Inr woH one: this remedy cofp
n,rncrs It's work Of publication. and succeeds in d.
nishiIg The loss Of wasrs lis pair will be .pic,
and every day the patient will ftI himself grwiag
better aud stronger The food ages.ing better .appt
le improving, aad flesh and weight Increasing.
Not only does tac SAgsArAi;.lLIAS RysoLvExr ex-
eel .lI known remrdi,Iagrns In ihe carr o. Chronic,
Scrofuolls Constitutional and Skin diseases; butk
N the unly positive curcftr
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Important Concerning the Piedmont
~ Arlington.

We herewith call the attention of our
readers, one and all, to the new card OF
the great Piedmont and Arlington Life
Insurance Company, in another column.
And we note the fact, with much pleas
nre. that this strong Company has made
itself still stronger in Edgefeld by Sc
curing, lately, the valuable services, as
Canvassing Agent, of our energetic and
and most reliable felloS-citizen Capt. B.
NJ. TALBERT.
And while speaking of the Piedmont
and Arlington, it occurs to us to annex
a certain testimonial which reflects great
credit upon the said Company =
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Crackers. sardines, &c.
New Spring 6 SummaeE a
c 0 @ D,S E!

NEW oPflHg q SA@Matx
G 0 ids 3!
4 HE Subscriberhas jus; tc.nfre ifrom ?
i'harlcston, and hash iii Store sne fol-
owing Goods. which he Will Sa'. n the
:nwcst pricc. ior CASH ONLY.
C,ALlCOES. all styles an! prices,
English BtREGI;S apu J.ESOF.S,
JAPANESE CLOTHS, Plain striped
and Checked,
TAAIARTINE, White. Black and Cold
White pIQUE CLOTH,
Blue, Pink aud Buff LAWNS,
Black and Colored MUSLINS,
Jaconct, Swiss and NainSook MUS
I4INS. Plain and Striped,
Ladies and Misses HATS and SUN
DOWNS, Trimmed and Untrimlned,
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, ROUCHES,
SASH RIBBONS,
Lace and Linen COLLARS.
Jaconct and Swiss EDGINGS,
PIQUE TRIMMINGS,
FANCY BUTTONS,
NOTIONS of all kinds,
Ladies and Misses White and Cclored
HOSE,
Ladies' and Misses H'D'K'FS. all styles
Irish LINENS. Linen TOWELS,
Blcached SHIRTINGS and SHEET
INGS,
Brown SHIRTINGS,
PILLOW CASE Goods,
Plaid DoIESyICS,
Bed TICKINGS, &C., &c.
NEcn assG EsOys7 Wear.
cAS9IAIEJrES CAsHN, AHF'rS
TWEEDS, JEANS,
Linen DRILLS, DuckS snd Goa.
ING,
I. G. ITD'k'FS, in great variety,
Men : and linys' MALE }'U&L.
Mems and I,oy's l';:shituablo HATS
Ii! strrs. Tor Summer Nrar.
Shoes.
Ladies, Misses anl C.ildr"ll'a SHOES,
Ill STYLES,
Mems, Youths aud Boys SHOES. every
variety.
Hardware.
KNIVES and FORKS,
Pocket CUTLERY,
LOCKS. HINGES and SCREWS,
Brade's Crown HOES.
Planters Steel HOES,
Scovil's HOES,
SHOVELS, Garden RAKES. FORKS,
NAILS, TRACES, &c.
Groceries.
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA.
CANDLES, SOAP, STARCH, SODA.
CrockeFy.
a good assortment On hand at low
prices.
All are invited to give mo e call and see
that it is TO their interest TO buy for the
CASH and SAVE MONEY.
B. C. BRYAN, Agent.
Arr 10 It l6
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HEALTH! BEAUTY

OF FLESH AND WEIGiIT-CLEAR sKIS AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SECURED 10
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BUTLER, CHADWICK, GARY & &C
References in South Carolina :

General WADE HAMPTON,
Hon. B. F. PERRY,
Governor NJ, Il. BONHAM,
General JOHNSON HAGOOD,
Hon ARMISTEAD BURT,
Hon. JAMES CHESTNUT,
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$5OO,OOO in Gifts.

s2soooo having an annual rental of about $2000O from
Opera House, Stores and Halls the building being about
go feet by 60 feet and situated corner Of King and
Market streets the centre of the city and well known
to be the finest building and most valuable property IN
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Agents Walheil--Liberal Commissions Allowed.

Commissioners and Supervisors ofDrawing
General A. R. WRIGHT, of Georgia:
General BRADLEY T. JOHNSON Of Virginia.
Colonel B. w RUTLEDGE. of South Carolina.
Hon ROGER A. PRYOR, Of New York.