Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-10-10

| Winter GOODS are attractllfS Jug ei'tS-Ae-o
and admiration of alf Augusta-and OF
all visitors to Augusta. In fact, no mat
ter what Jas..A. Gray & Go. have dnita
in this linsin former seaSons-and their
deeds have been always brilliant-still
thew have surpassed, this fall all previ-
Gus efforts. Their stock is absolutely
royal-in quality, quantity and variety
And if there is better house or better
men in the Southern country anywhere,
then we are not apprised of it. And
eoain we most cordially commend the
house and the men to our readers and
patrons everywhere.
AND THEN THOSE WHALES AND
LEyIATHANS OF THE CARPET
AND CURTAIN TRADE:-Of course
we mean the Bailie Brothers. Whom
else could we mean? For who else in
in this latitude does sogreat and success
fu1 business in this line as Jas. G.. Bal
lie g. Bro?
The Bailie Establishment is one of the
institutions of Augusta, and it is one
that WEARS well WITH age. we heyeseen
nothing else@ha ae,S even in the largest
cities, to surpass' the magnificent stock
of Carpets, Upholstery and Groceries at
Bailie's; and feel high qualification in
knowing that the enterprising and gen
tlemanly proprietors find such costly
and elaborate investments paying
thing at a point sou,ear u.s.; Theii faeihi-
ties are only equafed by the vsstness
and variety of their stock, which is al
ways kept fully up to the AishesS mark
in everything belonging to their line.
Do not overlook their fall card.
"THIs WAY, MR.. MERRIMANp,
This way, and introduce :" the three
strons brothers iniaathen prodigfous sfeats
of strength They are named McCabe,
Costello andbDaily. Bah!- Yrrc 1c doya-
tclle! WE never read the frp snameof
this splendid Dry Goods House i'm At-
trusta without thinking of Dan Caste4lo,
the famous circus man. We love dearly
to 90 to the circus, and sitnp close toThe
saw dust, and look closely at The lady
riding in, tights aud ;spapgles, and smell - A
the animals. Yes, we DO: But *e1oSe
still better to go into .McCabes Costello q
Dailys in Augusta and look at the royal
Goods fit to adorn princes and dukes,
and their wives and children. And af-
ter ali, how princes and dukes and many
other lesser people. would scuttle from
the scene of their glory were they sud-
denly deprived Of their fine feathers !
But'wye are off our track. The Columbia
Union will say we are drunk again. But
friends of Eheefeld, believe us that Nc
Cabe, Costello & Daily can fit you out
CONNIE IL ta1,t, as emperor or carpenter,
queen or beggar-maid.
THE TIFFANY'S OF AUGUSTA
Tiffany's, you know, is the grandest
jewelry and silver establishment in Ne-y
York-the grandest. we dare say, in the
world. And as Tifiany's is to New
York; so is Prontaufs to Augusta. For
twenty-five years has this Costly and
Exquisite Shop flourish ri in Augusta; !;
and to-day it is more perfect and more
popular than ever. The tasteful and re-
liable French gentleman who establish
ed it has departed from earth, but his
mantle has i;,flen upon son noless taste
ful and reliable. the old firm name and
style is still retained. For Il year to come
.lis firm name will adern our business
columns. In fact it has adorned the Ah
ucrtiycr's columns fa twenty-five Yeafs
Old friends are Edgefield and Prontaut
And in the course Of the said year to
come, we earnestly hope EdgefieN will
purchase from a. Prontaut & Son (undeE
the;Aug,ista HateN plSre "jeTels 9fEold
and Jewels of silver 'thah THE Israslites
of old filched from their Egyptian task
masters wien they quilted them to jour
ney towards Canaan.
ANOTHER BRACE !oFj ENTER
PRISING IRISH HGENTLEMEN:-T
time we alludc to the Gallaher Brothers,
who WELD their right arms manfully in
the Dry Goods field. Two nights ago,
coming from Augusta to Pine House on
the cars, two Edgetield sisters sat iinme-
diately behind US, and they retailed to
an elderly lady across the aisle from
them, their shopping experiences in Au-
gusta. They told Of how they went here,
and how they went there, and how they
went to the other place; and how they
got this article, and that article and the
other article. And the elderly. lady
would say ever and anon. And where
did you get Miss" And the reply was
invariably, "Oh we always went back to
Gallaher's. We got everything at Gal
laher's"
So remember this little incident of the
two Edgefcld sisters who "al'cays aren't
back to Galldhe1'S."
AN ESTABLISHMENT COMPLETE
TO A MIRACLE:-Tbe Grocery and
Liquor House of Miller, Bisell d Burum
a few doors above tl,e Augusta Hotel.
And in the beginning w may as well
say that the popular and genial Hugh
Harrison is now to be found with this
establishment; and if there had been
anything wanting to complete its outfit,
then Hugh would have supplied the
want. We know all Edgeiield will agree
with us in this.
Miller, Bisell IL Burum defy the sever
est scrutiny and the closest competition
Their thorough knowledge of all classes
of Groceries and Liquors ranges them high
in the estimation OF connoisseurs as eX-
perts No wonde:' them that their grand
establishment is one Of the best patron
lied IN all Georgia or South Carolina.
No common groceries or dcleterious