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THE DEMOCR AT
FRIDAY, APRIL 3S, 1879.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Eijr We do not read anonymous com
*nun*eatio>ie. The name of thi writer it
\nai»pentaole—not hut ntceuarUyfor ntpont&ilitg. publication,
W as a guarantee Contribution! of
mutt be written with
I . nk, arul
on onlv one tide of the paper,
ear We can not undertake either to
prettree or to return communication* which
decline to publith.
tedf~ The price c or announcing Candi¬
date* , Names U $5.00.
Chew Jackson's best Sweet Xavv Tobacco.
Kov.22,1878. i-r.
sick.
We regret to hear that Judge George
F. Bristow is seriously ill, and hope he
will hood be up again.
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Lively Business.
We notice that Street it Walker are
employing their large force of summtr
clerks, and judge that businees is pick
ing up.
Read the arrangement of a remarka¬
ble letter in another column.
Still Coming,
Mr. C. Myers is still receiving new
goods, among which we notice many new
and beautiful styles of dress goods. The
ladies must go and see them.
No one can think clearly when suffering
with Headache. Dr. Bull s Baltimore Fills
will hauish this disagreeable ailment.
Price 25 cents.
Tho Little Alecks.
The young men of our town have reor
ganized The Litt.e Alecks base ball dub,
and will play their first game of the season
this evening. The B. B. Club will be a
source of both amusement and recreation,
of which we have now too iitlie. We hope
they will renew the laurels won over other
dubs last summer.
holders.
Several companies of U. S. soldiers
have passed this place the present week,
from Charleston and other points, on
their way to Atlanta, to take the place
of the 18th regiment of infantry, which
has been ordered to Dakota territory to
fight the Indians.
A Card.
To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, uervous weak¬
ness, will send early decay, recipe loss of manhood, Ac., I
a that will cure you, free
of Charge. This great remedy was dis¬
covered by a missionary in South America,
Send a self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph T. Inman, Station D. New York
City. Jan.17,1879. j-y.
Summer Silks.
Go and look through the stock at Jas.
A. Gray's and fou will find the mosti
elegant line of summer silks ever
brought to Augusta. The attractions
in this and the other departments of
this mammoth establishment are tin
usuaj, and the ladies stffr requested to
call this week.— Augusta News:
The Mexican Dollar,
What is the difference between the Mexi¬
can dollar One and Tabier’s Buckeye it promises Pile and Oint¬
ment ? does what the
othrr does'nt. The Mexican dollar says,
“J am one hundred cents;” but when y’ou
come to invest it yon find it is only eiglity
fivfi. Tabier’s Buckeye Pile Ointment says
“1 will cure you of Piles ;’’ and upon trial
it is found tn do so in every case. It makes
but one promise—tn cure Piles ; and does so
without failure. Price 50 cents a bottle.
For sale by Dr. II. 8. Smith Druggists.
FeK28,lS79.h-m.
Flue Oats.
Mr. I. C. Kent informs us that His
fall oats will average three to three and
a half feet high. Who can beat it ?
Let us hear from you, farmers; we
always take pleasure in chronicling
every success you make. Our good
wishes are with you.
been Coussens’ Compound Honey of Tar that has
so long and favorably For known coughs, colds, it
needs no encomium.
core throat, hoarseness, ete., it affords
epeedy relief, and is a most pieasant being and
efficacious remedy, honey and tar two
of its ingredients! The sktll of the chemist,
and the knowledge of a physician being were
united in its preparation, tlie rcfiilt a
eompound which is tlie favorite remedy in
this severe climate, and lias no equal as a
cure for coughs, colds, hoarseness, bron
chitis, croup, etc. Use Coussens’ Ilonev of
Tar. Price 50 cents. For sale by Dr. II. S.
Smith Druggists.
Feb.28,i#79.h-m.
Magnolia Route.
Connections of this popular route
are made with morning train* on the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta and
Central Railroads for Charleston, thus
making this a capital route to that
point. Connections are also made with
the South Carolina and C. C. <x A. It.,
morning trains for Savannah and
Florida points. Trains run through to
Savannah without change, making close
canwections with A. & G. R. R., thus
avoiding omnibus transfers. See sche¬
dule in another column.
Unimpeachable Testimony
Establishes the fact, that for every form
of Pain or distress in the Stomach, Bowels
or Breathine Organs, Parker’s Ginger
Tonic is the speediest ff. and most effective
cure known, you are a sufferer from
Spirits, Dyspepsia, Wakefulness, Headache. Bad Nervousness, taste in Low the
mouth, Heartburn, Acidity, Soreness of the
Costiveness Throat or Lung3, Liver Palpitation (fi,orders, of the Heart,
or you will
find a most comforting and complete cure
in this sterling invigoraiw. To the Aged,
the Feeble and Convalescent, it affords
just the help needed.- It builds up and
sustains tbe strength, diffuses warmth and
energy through the system, and ineompar
ably does superior to wines Buy or from liquors while drug- it
not intoxicate. vour
gist Dr. H. S. Smith a" SI.oo bottle or a
sample Feb.21,1879. bottle at 15 cts. and test its merits
Just received a fine Stock of gentlemens
c MVFP?
Sharon Department.
ITEMS REPORTED BY OBSERVER.
April 25th, 1879.
Fine spring weather.
Vegetables are scarce.
Saturday is Decoration Dav.
Cotton seed are getting scarce.
VTliat fruit Was left is doing well.
Some are iudulgingin throwing pocket
knives.
The young crop is growing off
didly.
singing — . sociables, „. .. „ wun .... an occ.i
tioiial “hop,” afford amusement for
our folks. ...
young
Will you meet me when you hear the
firSt wbi »‘P°« lll ' s ? lf 80 you can
come 0,1 ' he has Just sung ’
Sotne of the oldest planters in this
section say the wheat crop is
than it has beeu for many years.
The negroes are playing exchange,
They are leaving their employers at a
busy season, saying they can get work
anywhere now.
Our new Convent, with its lofty roof
towering amid the branches of the
native forest oaks, presents a pleasant
site to our people.
We had some excitement to-day in
the way of a little fight and a runaway
horse norse. The ine flsht ngnt wnVed pvoveu not nor to to be oe a
fight, Mr. H. was-only trying to knock
the dust from the darkey’s pants with
a pk>w handle. The horse thinking it
was his time next left immediately with
plow hitched to him.
Mr. Ed. Keating's, blacksmith, whom
J disappeared had tm '^* 3^st Saturday night, ana
llotll, "S has been heard of him He
Went tlie narae of John Calhoun.
He seemed 1 to be a negro of some experi
ence in tiaveling. and' is liable to de
ct , ive Mr K lms m;lde ar , angemests
with another smith, and his business
will continue.
Sharon Institute continues to flourish
with unabated, if not with increased
interest. Its numbers are still increas¬
ing, and the scholars are improving
surprisingly. The teachers, with Labor
for a watch word, has built up a acbool
that is a source of pride to our citizens
The students seem to mean business.
They are apt and attentive to their
studies. This is a flue location for a
school and we trust our citizens will
consider the Question whether it is
cheaper to board their children from
home or support a good sellout in Micir
midst.
Tlie h«yer for the firm of O.. A. Davis
ft Sow huff recently seta?n*I from tire
great trade centres. TTliefr new adver¬
tisement which appear* fo this issue,
would have been ready before now had
Messrs. C. A. Davis 4 Son 1 not been so
crowded with work since Sh« rsrrival of
their new goods.
Avoid using those remedies containing
is 1 *iclT'use^Dr >l Buirs iVaby Svrifp—p«fcctly
n Vay<i r "‘ iRb!e ' PriC ° ^
cents a bottlc
c.»»«..
Mr. Charlie Bergstrom Invites a*;' .. , to
come and. see how much can be bought
for one dollar.. He has on hand a stock
of dress good's, triinmings,"clothing, hats
shoes, and provisions, and recognizing
the fact that money is very scarce.
j ( j g pj-j C es down to suit
tRetimes. You can buy more for one
do] ) ar there thaw you ever bought any
where before iw your life. Go and see.
T , „
Pre-eminent
an eIf( , anf hair drPBsir , 2 stands Pnr
ker's Hair Balsam, deservedly produces, popular amt for its
the beautiful hair it
healthful cleansing and healing properties,
ConHuaWcing at the roots, it promotes a
luxuriant growth of young hair, and un
failingly restores gray or faded hair to Its
original youthful color, givmg a soft rich
Bn d lustrious appearance of great beauty,
It is pleasantly cooling to the scalp, cleanses
if from Dandruff, o.ures itching It and humors,
an( l stops falling of the hair. is exquisi
tp ly perfumed, never soils the skin or gums
the hair, and pleases everybody by its many
excellent and attractive druggist, qualities. Dr. II. Buy S.
a bottle, from your
Smith and test its merits.
Feb.21,1879.
New Store.
At last it has happened’, and we have
a new store in town. Mr. L. Richards,
late of Augusta, has opened a new and
beautiful stock of dry goods, at the stand
formerly occupied by Mr. John Akins.
and tf)e bouse which has so , long , been
idle isrrowa busy hive. Mr. Richards
is a fine business inan, and we extend to
him a hearty welcome among our mer
chants, and bespeak for him a share
of the public patronage. He will doubt
less be heard from in person through
our columns next week.
Matos * Uamliu organa. Endorsed oy
over 1000,000 delighted purchasers
Not lowest priced, poorest and dearest.
But highest priced, best and cheapest.
but little more than inferior organs. Give
fiv« times the satisfaction. Last twite as
long. Victors at a!i world’s exhibitions.
Acknowledged best bv all disinterested and
competent. Solid facts,-indisputable, sucli
as no other organ maker iu tni world car.
substantiate. Glorious new* for purchasers.
Grand Introduction Sale. New Styles.
New Prices. Mirror 6 Top Step 5 Case, , Elegant Stops, Case
Superb 10 only both
ii-K). 15 days trial. Kr»-igtit Sold paid
way* if Organ don’t suit. Delivered on ea«v
terms. Rented until paid for.
anywhere in the South for $4 extra. For
full particulars, address. Ludden Wholesale & Mates,
Savannah, Ga„ Managers Factory,
Southern Depot. Prices same as at "
March21.1879.n-v/.
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Large and tine lot of Ladies’ Cloaks;
cheap at C. MYERS’.
Washington Department.
ITEMS REPORTED" BY SNOOKS.
Washington, April -23, 1879.
Cool weather ter fhe season.
Business with merchants awful dull.
The old machine is still in
nipaud tuck though. Kinder up hill
like.
The entertainment by the Sisters of
St. JosepliJ’ad week, was quite a success,
the net proceeds from which was one
i iun j r ed and forty two dollars,
'Tho anemuejew mtu is stiu pumping . away
the water from Newfofti Creek.- in search
<yf oi that u ui go.u gold coin coin, bu* tu. has ana Lot Lot struck struck
ile“yet.”
Our farmers are well up with the
■«»«>« » most of them having finished
planting, and are now waiting for Gen.
Greene to put in au appearance.
I think our merchants would do well
to organize a club, hire two good clerks
(one to watch the other), to take charge
of the business of our town for a month,
and all hands and his wife go fishing.
Pcnto popped a cap at X. Y. 8.
Snooks, last week, in the shape of
poem, which has demolished Snooks,
and I learn that N. Y. S. ia hiding
- *« — *—
feel sorry for him, (I mean N. Y. S.)
f have found Ulmer s Liver Corrector to
RCt like n charm D. in torpid liver, etc. M D.,
O. C. Berry,
f _Atlanta, Ga.
FruH .
E t on low j ftmp situH tions, plenty
of fruit is reported still on the trees,
uninjured, to make a good crop. W f e
*° out
f H ]\ ft p p i e s, about the first of November
next<
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crowds of people for forty „
around, buy their goods month after
month, and year after year from €. A.
Davis & Son, Greeuesboro’, Ga., It is a
jeretty sure indication as to where is the
b ® 8t ^ Iace t0 your wants. Read
their new advertisement in another
column.
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Crops.
Our farmers are pressing their work
vigorously, and we learn are getting
along finely. Wheat and oats are very
promising We have heard-of some
rust in wheat, but not enough so far to
do anv 3 iniurv 1 3 ‘ A
Mr. Stephens.
We have lately been asked several
times when Mr. Stephen* was coming
home. In reply, let 1 all, that
us answer
lie will not return till the adjournment
of the extra session of Cougress, and the
probability is that Congress will vjsj,
adjourn before June, an<S lie will not ri
turn until begets back.
A Gentle IIillf.
Iu our style of climate, with its
changes of temperature-rain, Jffl'tfi't wind ami
dny*-iUs° f no‘ ciift
ow
A bottle of Joschec’s German Syrup^kepi dSstaf*
bill, tS^rSi&ySSXSSi and perlte<p»death, by the use of three
Croup, or any disease of the Throat or
Lungs, its success is simply wonderful, as
on this continent. Sample bottles for trial,
toe.; regular size, "Sets.
Dastardly Act.
On last Sunday a most dastardly at¬
tempt twas made to throw the 12:20
o’clock down passenger train from tlie
track in the cut and cur?a j-ust above
town. Coming around tlie curve, thetrain
was too near on tlie obstructions to be
stopped before it struck, but fortunately
they Were thrown from the track with¬
out serious damage. The obstructions
consisted of a large rock Rnd old cros*
ties and old rails placed on the track.
This is the second time within two or
three tniee months months .that that obstructions obstructions have have
been put upon tlie track near the same
place, and it is time steps bo taken to
discoverand punish the perpetrator of
so murderous an act.
Personal Mention.
TYe were pleased to meet our old !
friend and former fellow townsman, ;
Mr. L. Acres, of the Mapp House, ;
Greenesboro’, in town a few days ago. ;
Liil is gaining a good reputation as
hotel man.
V’o .ewer. a-tre i.kacpa pa. , in havp - - a nlpasant 1 ‘
.
call in our office on Tuesday, from Miss .
Alice Brown, Miss Lizzie Tutt and
Mrs. M. II Payne, We hope soon to
have the happiness of placing nrr the H,p names nnmes
of some of the above mentioned young 8
ladies under the caption of—“Married, ”
The ladies are always welcome.
Mrs. A. C. Fillingin and Miss Rebecca
Darracott, have also paid us a visit, and
lighted tbe darkness of our sanctum,
May they ever be young and happy.
Tae . Latest . . .. Musical . , _ Wonder. T .
The (Irgulnette; representing .Husician. Organ and
Organist. Music, ar. Not a toy,
but the most marvelous musical instrument
of the age. Plays from one. to a thousand
tunes. No limit to either kind or quality,
Plays Hymn Tunes, Popular Bongs, Polkcs,
v\aitzes, Heels,ft-adrities, and Hornpipes
perfect accuracy. A mere cliild can
play it. Constructed on the principal of a
cabinet organ and plays automatically handsome from
tunes on perforated wide, paper. ft. In high. Price.
case, 2 ft. long, 1 ft. 1
including cents l-our-i unes, fciO. Extra tunes
25 each. Guaranteed to give more
satisfaction for the money tiian any other
musical instrument in tbe world. Agents
wanted everywhere. Send for descriptive.
cir.ulars. Address
LCDCLN & BATES, Savannah, Ga.
Wbole*«le Southern Agents.
apr-is-’ra r-f
Memorial Day.
To-morrow, the 2t>lh, is Memorial
Day, aiid iu' almost every village, town
and city throughout the South will the
people gather at the Cemeteries to deco¬
rate the graves of their dead braves,
an ^ * lon0r to their fallen patriots.
T,lis *® but "* ht - a,,d we hope these
ceretoo^ies will never be neglected or
forgotten so .ong ^ as ♦ there 1 *^ is . a ___. heart
that beats with love for the sunny hills
of the South, of to appreciate tho stern
love of Liberty which made these heroes
choose deatli rather than the chains of
despotic slavery. Let them sleep OU ;
the memory of them and the glorv of
their deeds can never hoinmniiAn * “
n there remains „ ■ a page of .. lustorv to tell „
of their deeds of valor, their sufferings
and the noble sacrifice of their lives
upon the Altar of their country's liberty l
the Georgia volunteer.
-
.. far up the , , lonely mountains side.
The My wandering footsteps led :
moss lay thick beneath my feet,
The pine sighed overhead.
The trace of a dismantled fort
Lay in tho foiest nave,
And in the shadows near my path
I saw a soldier's grave.
The bramble wrestled with the weed
Had rotted h«d-WJ?rudely to the ground: writ.
t raised It with a reverent hand,
-SSSIr a uiorgift ^ oiunteer 1 -
I saw the toad and scalv snake
From tangled covert start,
And hide themselves among the weeds
Above the dead man's heart;
But umhsturtmL in sleep profound.
nis coffin, but themountain soil,
Conf f C ** e ,f ray ’
f 1 AlonVthe valTSolow.'
I saw the AUeghairies rise
The^nlf Its leader’s ’aS' name—and SSZ then to mind-
1 ^ e ^^ 8 ’^ r h !l '| .|;^ n 0,le
ck s 0 1 cn
„ ^ WlTo^ . „ , e'verVeU* , . ha , „
Wiiat tongu^wih *
desolated hearth’s and hearts
H**« been because he fell t
iTdefr “ '
One lock of which perchance lieu with
T,le ^ntrer !
What mother, with long watching eyes
And White lips cold and dumb,
Waits with appalling patience for
Her darling boy to coino ?
Her hoy ! whose mountain grave swells up
But one of many a scri-,
Cut on the face of our fair land.
By g*ry-kanded war.
Whet fights he fought, what wounds he
Wore.
Remetlber, Areg! unlmowu his lonely to fftBe .
There on grave
is not e’en a name ;
That 1» fought well and bravely too,
And neld ids country dear,
We know, else he had nercr bees
A Georgia Volunteer.
He sicitts—what need to question now
If he were wrung or right ?
He k/mws, ere this, whose cause was just,
In God the Father’s sight.
He Retain wieids no warlike weapons now.
ijft no foeman’s thrust—
wtm. s coward would revile
An Iijucat soldier’s dust 7
Roll, Shenandoah, proudly roll,
Adown thy l-ockv glen,
Abov thee lies tho grave of one
DimeaKce, l7saittude tar Md'thenlSe 1
nust(Tc
lU *
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The News from CrecucsboroV
Our readers will find thar new spring
advertisement of C. A. DiaVis & Son in
T ”f, 1 »»>«« «»-f«(■ »»<’ «»
will be sure to read it. because they wiH
find something there to their Interest,
These gentlemen always keep on band a
large dSd varied stock, but this season
they have excelled themselves und have
iu store the most magnificent stock we
ever saw outside a city.- Toil have no
doubt heard of price* which “defy
competition,” but if you will go or send
an order to C. A. Davis & Son, Greenes
boro’, Qr., you will find them, and can
buy so much for a small amount of
money that it WiH astonish you. Now,
read Davis’ advertisement, nnd see
what you want.
From ail parts of the country reports
come of the immense sales and increas¬
ing demand for that deservingly popular
s<iwi,1 K Machine, The Old and Reliable
-standard.” tlie price of which the pro
pnetora wisely reduced to 820 including
all the attachments, and at ones socured
for them a popularity among the people,
far beyond that ever yet attained by any
other machine at any price, the conse
quence of which is, agents are leaving
the old high priced machines, and seek
ing territory for the “Standard.”
Knowing from experience that with tho
superior quality and low price is
known. -. com
bines ,. all ,, the improvements. T Is „ far .
_
ahead of ail others in beauty ana aura
hility of its work, ease of management,
light running and certainty of operation,
is sensibly made uiion sound
with positive working parts all steel,
arid can safely i>ut down as the very
lierfection of a Serviceable Sewing
Machine, in every particular, that will
outlast any Machine, and at a price far
down below any other. It is thoroughly
WJS&'TSrS* Country ~ for - examination ...... by the
^ je cug ^
tomer before payment of the bill. We
can predict equally as large a demand
for them in this section as in others,
Families desiring the best Machine
manufactured'should write direct to the
Factory. ractmy Any ai / enterprising e p persons i
wishing to seize the c.i.mce sno j. a -t,ipi)
for SO’desirable au agency. Sec adver
tisement iil anotiier jiart of this paper.
AddreM. ,j\ i Standard Machine Co., Cor
v, r0) Vi v ; ...(1 Clinton Place New York,
Dec.io,ioio.j-y. iw n IR'fi i.v
Mrs. W. 0. Sullivan,
Poc-hlrtTItl I <*Mll'JllttlllC Vilo Tll’PVSl Dl \ ->A AI-tUVGl VI ‘l K F
}
CKAwpoRnvrr.r.E, Georgia,
Offers her services to tlie Ladles of
Crawfordvilte and vicinity a* a Fashion
able Dress Maker. Charges l iberal. In
structions and use of Pattern* for small
SEMIM.R VTIOV. apr-2fi-187d t-o o
A Remarkable Letter HI
MINTA to NINA!
Private Correspondence Made Public!
Tiie . letter . .. to which . reference is made above would ba?e appeared this week. In
columns, . tbe**
but Messrs, V. A. DAVIS 4 SOX, of Greenesbory, Ga., who were to have scut
“ s » copy, have been so very busy selling their
NEW SPRING GOODS,
that the interesting manuscript has not yet reached the printer. Their NEW GOOCH
continue to arrive every day. That they are of the right kind and at the right prices U
attested handsome by stock the large Prints crowds and who DRESS are constantly GOODS tiling their store priced in Greeuesboro'. A
of wlien they are reasonably always
attract the attention of many ladies. No wonder then that numbers come to pure Late of
Mes .\ rs fu4’ I>AVI» * StiN. «f Greensboro', Ga.
Band some Print
»Xud«n cWSidSu® Gotti., 0 Pmidi ® v ComlneM ' * **
Urge Display of Dress solid and assorted atyloa ® lOu.
Handsome Figured Lawn\ andl lfcc.
Wide and Fine Grass Cloths 10c.
Battiste Suiting, 12^c.
Linen Suiting, in 2-Sc.
Beiges Lustres, and Dentalles, Melanges, if. and 20 flair o Cords,
Pictures, iw and 34e
Black Grenadines ami Cross Bars, all prices.
Seal American Brown Huntings, and Navy all Blue colors Grenadines. 16 2-8c.
ife jkpanc^ Lori'S SUks.'lfralnand Figured.
'
Black Baretba Cloth
New Silk Fringes Black and Colored
Grenadine ^^ssaasaur^ find SUk Linings and everything - _
that the Drew Maker **nU.
f
-In tho Millinery Depr.itment at
CHARLES A. DAVIS & SON’S,
Greenesboro’, Ga.,
is btisv dav after day. Sho has on sale one of the largest, most varied ami most r«asun
the ably priced stock3 of Ladles’Hats MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS in the SOU' TB. Examine
new things In and Bonnets. See the "Edlnboro,” (Mine. KaVir.'omt),
“Pinafore,*’very (Mine. Legendre,) popular, “Favorite,” “Fayal,” (Mines. decidedly Annie airy and Oeorglette), and unique, “Southerland,” “Tirenne,” ••Capello,'’ “Elite,"
(Mme. Mnguler,) Blanche “Lohengrin," “Zulu,” ‘‘Marguerltey’ (Mine. Monchu.) Miss “Aberdeen," Fannie
(MiUe. lluart,) and a great many others Ac wonder that Isao
busy every day. department Messrs. C. DAVIS fiOX’S, Greenesboro*, ()«., which
Another at A. th hi
attracting made and Custom-made unusual attention Clothing. is that Even of Childrens’, this early Boys’, In the Youths'and season, and Gentlemens’ soon after Ready¬ tlitlr
ao
buyer has returned from the North they have been obliged to send repeated orders fur
duplicate of their purchases in Clothing Examine those Cloths, popular suits Cheriota, Fancy
Cassimers, Cloths. Seal Brown Tricots, Black Diagonals, and Blue Fltunnels, and Yacht
Hundreds of customers are buying of Messrs. C. A. Davis* Son, Oreenesboro’. Ga.,
Hosiery In Balbriggans, Silk Clocked, Lace Work, Lattice Work, Embroidered Anklets,
Childrens’ Fancy Hosiery anil for Gents' Children Gloves, and Giovcs Misses'; in the Novelties and Colored, and Standards, In Gauntlets In Ladles', and Elbows, Misses’,
White in
Silking Lisle Thread, til Elastic and 2. 3, 4, 8 and 8 Button, tn Wrist Button and Stile
Button From ; 2-Button Elds, all colors, 40c., 3-Button, all colors, 00c. been ladles
the times of Agarlsta and Cleopatra there has always among an
admiration JeweiVy for handsome Jewelry This is why the Revolving Show Case, tilled with
of nffraCTWe workmanship, Is exciting so much comment among the many ladles
who have examined it at C, A. Davis * Son's. You are Invited to examine the O mera
Chains, full length, Ladies' Sets In Cameo, Garnett and “Excelsior** work, solid Gold
Rings, Gent*' with real Cameo Sets, and many other attractive things on exhibition erety
day. The Department of Shoes. Croquets and Slippers is receiving large It ,
Ladles'. Gentlemens’, Misses', Boys’ and Childrens’ work, in pegged, patronage. sewed,
contains Boots,
machine-made, and Operas, custom Leather, and hand-made, Calf, Grain, tu Kid, Cloth, Shoes, Foxed Congress. and Prince work. Albert's, Cro¬
quets In Fancy
No time is left to tell of the numbers who are visiting tlm Depnrtraenta of No¬
tions nnd Fancy Goods, Luces, including Forction Hats and Breton ne, and Hamburg*, EUtrd
Gents’Jeweiry and F urmaliingGo d , Gents’ and,Gaps, («ent»’(Neckwear, Groce¬
ware and Mechanical Tool*, Staple’Drugs and Medicines, Provision*-and
ries, Tinware, Wooden ware, Crockery, China and G bias ware. Wagon Material,
Furniture, Collins, Caskets and Goods for Undertaker*, Saddle* and Whip*,
Trunks and Satchels. An examination of tills largo and vailed atock will repay
a visit to the store of Messrs. C. A. DAVIS 4 SON, Greenesboro’, Oa.
tOT It is expected that “The Ueinakable Letter,” from Minta will appear to
these columns soon. J£p apr-25-’78-t-o-o
18791 Spring Trade! 1879
A fg<>,000 STOCK.
OPENING OF SPRING GOODS,
coKsuTiiro j« past o»
Dry Goods, Clothing Hats, Boots,
Shoes, Domestic Goods, Notions, &c.■
EXTENSIVE AET3 WELL ASSORTED STOCK OF GOODS.
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Crawford ville, Get.
I beg leave to call tho attention of all n.y old customers and friend* to my magnifl
of New Dry Goods, In the selection of which ! have spared no pains to meet
the requirements of the people of this vicinity, and can say confidently that I never before
had a better stock of more beautiful Good* or-a greater variety on my shelves,
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To my patron*. I have selected my (dock with special reference to tbe want* ti
the people in this vicinity, and confidently believe I can give entire satisfaction to ail.
Coins and See My Assortment.
ti’fess GOod*. Domestic Good*, Piece Good*, Hats Ladle*’ Goods, Gefit*’ Good*.
Boys’ and Childrens’ Goods, Clothing and Shoe*, Jewelry, Notions, Truck*, Ac
PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES.
I also keep on hand a full supply of Family Groceries and Provisions, which are aoo
jtantly renewed to suit the season and demand.
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I have put my prices down, not ouly to suit tho times, but Just as low ut t"u»
margin will adroit, and 1 am soiling as cheap as any house on the Ga P R., and ask yo«
to come and examine for yourself.
TO MY PATRONS.
Thanking you for 7 sour intend past favors, I hope in the future to shall stiil offer merit a contmuanoe
of your good opinion. that no house in the country greater induce
merits to its customers, and ask you to visit my sturc und give in. a trial.
O MYERS, Cra'»ford»il!e,
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