Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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| Hc4ratl«c VtoMor*. Q I Through the politer***** of l)r. W. IV* H. <j!e«l<llng*, who Ium Junt received « letter from Dr. Fntu, we leant that the CHAKLKM K. K. UBAYTOX. FaIUo*-. the Probwt® Sale. Oertuau expedition for observing i Truiwit of VetttiH at Aiken, aalleu from Hamburg on the 11th and will reach New York on the 25th, OUTH CAROMNA, ^ Aiken County.) g . I i xrcw aa a, ww m mm> »'•* vaaN^ mmm+mmj and ex* TUkSDA Y, Ot 'IxmER.^I, 1H82. * ]>ect to arrive in Alkeu about the 2»th. —The pc.’iottel of the expedition la aa „ ' , T" “ 7 ! follow*: Dr. JoliuM Franx, lataetmn* Bed Shirte to the Front. omer; Dr. Kobold, 2d aaUouonaer; ! Mr. Mareuae, sclentifle aa*intent: Mr. t'arl, niechanieian. The Ttapalt of ProtNite Court. i Littleton Jonea et al., aa adm’r of the Clerk’* Hu lea. S TATE OF SOUTH CA1 Aikex C«! IN A, j Fercival, In the Common Plea*. The Bowling, Dirt*Eating, Graenbaok Budloai. Striped »»d eaaies of CtvUisatloa w are at Work, and Yen Neat Coo* froiy Them. We puhllah below the call for a maaa meeting on Saturday, the 28th liwt., of the filthy, acrufty crew, headed by J. Hendrix McLuue and E. M. Dray ton. The |iarty i* auch a mongrel concern that we do not know 1 whether to call them the ring streaked and striped Greenback-Radical party, or the ring atreaked and striped Kadi- j cal-Green back party. But we do i know thia, that if the Domocraey of Aiken County don’t turn out In full force on Saturday next and confront thvae unclean birds of prey, they will be recreant to their duty and un* worthy of their grand old Carolina mother. Let every club tarn out in full force, mounted and in red ahirta and with banner* Hying. Repreaeu* tatlve Democrats will be on hand to demand a division of time, and jour patriotic County chairman, Gee. W. Croft, will be there* to manage the details. Venus Is a most Important event in the sclentifle world, and If we are not too much crowded next week we may have something t*> *uy concerning it. When our distinguished visitors ar rive, we have reason to know that the Mayor and Council, as well as the citizens generally, will extend to them a cordial welcome and every facility I for the proscution of their scientific i observations. ELECTION NOTICE. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Coujrrr or Aiken, Aikkn, S. C., Oct. 23, 1882. BY virtue of the power in us vested as CouiuiU*i<tners ef Election Tor Fed eral officers in and for ihr State and Yo’jr countv ohainunn, urgently re- I aforesaid, wo hereby designate quests vou to make this such a grand, a,,d »P»**»'.t the pa.ties whose names railv of the Democracy that Drayton * r « ** ^ tbs prec.ncta named ami* Mcla*ne and their scrntTv erew ! 10 ^old tho General kleCt.OI., as Manager thereof. 8aid election to take place on Tuesday, the 7th day of No vember next. The polls will be opened at 7 o’clock A. >J., and closed at 6 o’clock I*. M. All bar-room* must be closed at 8 o’clock the afternoon be- Estatc of Almira Evuum, deceased, plain tiflh, against B. F. Evans, et nl., Defendant*. Salt of Land to Pug iHbU. Br virtue of an order now on file in the office of the Probate Judge for Aiken County in the above cause, I will sell on the First Monday in No- vemlter next, within the legal hour* of sale, in fiont of the Court House, the following described property, to wit I • ~ First—All that tract of land situate in the County of Aiken and rotate of South Carolina, contiiuing Two Hundred and Seventy-six (270) acre*, more or less: bounded to the North by lands of Henry Jones and al*o by lands of \V. B. Jones; to the east bv lands of Sarah Herron; to the south by land* of the estate of Sidney Fox, dec’d, and also lands of Morgan Fox; and the west by land* of Mary Quat- tlehauin, and being the homestead place of the said Almira Evan. Second—All that tract of land situ ate in the County of Aiken and State of South Carollua, on Rockv Spring creek, and containing One Hundred and Seventy-four (174) acres, more or less; bounded to the north by lands of James Napper, east by Rooky Spring creek, south and west by laud* of Joseph Glaze. Tliiru—All that tract of land situate in the County of Aiken and Pfwt** of vv ^ ^ South Carolina on Rm'ky Spring of the purchaser and mortgaged ^be ) acres, f . _i • i... V <lnv Mary Moseley, Plaintiff | ayuinH i Jessie Moseley, Susan Mosel* James H. Moseley. Dreretal Ordtr for Sale in By virtue of an Order fro Honor, Judge A. P. Aldrich, ij file in this office, I will sell m| of the Court House, on NOVEMBER «ext, within hours of sale, the following i deseritied In the complaint i : to wit:— All that tract, piece or parce lying and being in the Comity ; State aforesaid, and containing Twkxty-kiuht (28) Aci | more or les*s, and isiunded j north by the Levels Church lx i | the South Carolina Railway C h j ny’s lands; to die east by lai Win. Hobbs; to the south by!, of A. E. Turner; to the west by>| of A. L. Burekhalter. Also all that other lot, piece oif cel of land lying and being in theij County and State, and contar Twenty-eight (28) Acres, more orf and bounded to the north by Ian* W. H. Moseley; to the cast by of Joseph Tojle; to the soutl by lands of L. Brad well, and to the re * rt ' by lands of Joel Moseley. / -Manufacturer of- fash, doors, blinds IMPORTER! HARDWARE, CUTLERY, C3U! Spoktsxkn’s Supwjkjj, Bvi Bell* of all sixes, Pempn, age: V u IX ^TURAL implements, ithkr Bet.tincj, Farm • LTinwamk, Potwark. and MeLane and tlieir serutfy crew will soon see how desperately hopeless are their viliainou schemes of jobbery and robbery. We say down with them! Down with them! Let them depart from Aiken feeling that they are regarded fore „.d be kept cl sed until as the most despicable and infamous of the human race! Do your duty faithfully, stublK>rnly and triumph antly. Rally in force on Saturday next and down with them! Down with them, or hide your diminishod head* and never claim to he sons of our beloved old Carolina mother! again. Read their pusilanimous, com-! munistic appeal which we publish | below, and which they have posted all over the county, and then say whether you are willing to be ground in the dirt by an Ethiopian whelp of darkness like Mink Holland, backed by two such miserable specimens of the human family as E. M. Brayton jiud Hendrix MeLane. Down with them! Down with them! The follow ing is the call:— Rally! rally! A grand mass meet ing will be held in the town of Aiken on Saturday October 28th, 1882 at 12 -o’clock m. in advocacy of E. M. Bray ton Republican nominee for Congress in the second congressional distret of Also in support of the Green- and laboring men’s candidates, (oil opposed to Bourbon rule, and with favor a free vote and fair count attend and hear the great question, now agitating the nubile mind, dis- cussedoyHon. J. Hendrix MeLane, Hon. E. M. Brayton and other elo quent and woll-known speakers ftarttf abroad. The people are at last aroused and are determined that the reign of injustice, class legislatiqfi and the corrupted ballot-bo G o’clock oo the morning of die 8th. The fol lowing officers are to be elected : Member of Congress from Second District. election precincts. Aiken C’ynrt House. Manager*—R W McCreary. R S Agacw, J L Coward. Lira niter/lie. Managers—John 11 Cloy, J \V Stand- Gold, J C Platt. 1 Langley. Managers—K J Sout hall, R W Whit* akcr, W It M unday. Summer Hill. Managers—W H Hammond, J H Getxcii, J A Butler. Page <fc Hunkinson’s Store. Managers—W W Miller, J M West brook, J H Tavell. Silver ton Academy. • Managers—Jas Wilaoo, T H Meyer, S A Bedford. Low Town Wells. Mauegere—Sidney A Holley, K A Kubanka, W W Saallinge. Windsor. Managers—T W JCeeoau, W H C»rey, Batter Jsekson. Montmorcnei. Managers—Farms* Woodward, R J Wade, G K Toole. JordfUL^Hih creek, and containing Fifty (50) acres, more or less; bounded to the north by lands of J. N. Goldman, east by Rocky Hpring creek, south by lauds of the Estate of Uaroline Fox, and west by land*of Wm. M. Coleman. Fourth—All that tract of land situ ate in the County of Aiken and State of South Carolina, containing Two Hundred and Thirty-four (234) acres, more oi less, lying on North Kdisto River, beginniiig at a maple tree at a corner on the west bank of said river; thence up said river to a maple tree corner at the mouth of Little Hhearly Branch; thence up said brunch to where the old Pritchard line crosses; thence south 80 degrees, cast 75 chains 5 link*, to a stake corner on A. Steedman’s land; thence norths degrees, west 34 chains 7o links, to the beginning corner, and lias such shapes as is represented by a plat of the same made by W. E. Sawyer, March 31, 1853. Terms of Sale—One-third cash; bal ance in one and two years, credit por tion secured by a bom^of the purcha ser ami a mortgage of the premises sold, with Interest from day of sale on credit portion. Purchaser to pay for papers. W. W. WILLIAMS, Judge of Probate Oct. 16, 1882. Tkkms of Sale.—One-half balance in one year, secured by ter and mortgaged premises sold, with interest froni t * a y of sale. Titles extra. W. M. JORDAN Aiken, S. C'.,l c. tt. 8. A c ,r * Oct. 9, 1882. f gTATE OF .SOUTH CAROL} A » County of Ami • I In the Common Picas. Plain! s. , Robt. R. Curtis, et al., PlaintfiS against Harriet Kitching, et al., Defeml't 8 on. Decretal Order for Sale in Pari { By virtue of an Order from 1 ^ 8 Honor, Judge A. P. Aldrich, AH'd September 16, lSri2, now on file in Notice. T HE annual meeting of the Board of County Commissioners will take place on Tuesday, November 7, 1882. All persons having claim* against the County that have not been before presented, will present the same to the Clerk on or before the 31st day of October next. O. P. CHAMPLAIN,- Clerk Board County Commissioners Aiken County. Oct. t, 1882-41 06DL _ _ ? * . office, 1 will sell in front of the Coat House on salesday in NOVEMB next, within the legal hours of the following real estate, descri tlie complaint as follows, to wit :— All that certain tract of hind s j w *- ate in the County of Aiken and H a b* of South Carolina, containing Four Hundred and Fifty Ac£ K8 » more or less, ami bounded nortl’tfnd west l»y land* of the estate of lln- ridge Johnson; south by the Carolina Railway, and east by la|P 8 of Jesse I. Johnson. % y Terms of Sale.—One-half ca 1 W. Aiken, S. C.,i Oct. 9, 1882. ) M. JORDAN, c. a. 8. A c. Thorughbked Jersey Bull, “1 of Roseland,” No. 3,486; sire, dive, No. 1,051; dame, Lucy Dul No, 4,955. The' services of the al registered bull can be had at Ed wood Farm. \ B. CAPERS,) Aiken, S. C.) ^Augusta, Georgia. MOULDING, BRACKETS, STRIRWORK! Meeting st., near Line st., Charleston, S. C. •VTEDsnr, "viidi, ^rxci. -Ihere Champion —AIjSO Fence, •rauasapwy THORPE & BROTHER, THE LEADERS OF LOW PRICES IN AIKEN COUNTY! B EING still invincible, again dare to display a second grand Fall and Winter Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Notions, FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY and STANDARD GROCERIES! A Splendid Stock of Shoes, varied and reliable. Our stock is larger and more varied than ever, very desirable and sold at reasonable prices. No misrepresentation tolerated. Call and see before puwhasiiiK elnewhere, us our goods are exhibited at our commodious store, "The Old ReliaH „* Corner.” £55?’' Prompt and polite attention to ail. J. H. THORPE 1 BROTHER, AIKEN, ' - - S. C. Cone Cotton Press, the Best in the World. v v v. v iv II a Cl a IJ \ packed in convenient boxes *o as to nave freigh NO. 45 HAYNE, Corner of MEETING ^STREET, NO. 78 MARKET, Corner of MEETING 'STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. 1882 balance in one year, secured by a h of the purchaser and mortgage of be premises sold, with interest from ft y of sale. Titles extra. < « s The Largest and Most Complete Establish ment South! ESTABLISHED 1842. :o: Geo. S. Hacker, * Son, —MANUFACTCRKRS OF— DOORS, SASH, BLINDS Mouldings —AND— BUILDING MATERIAL. 188$ FAI4 SEAJSON! - NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS, ) Just Received at A. ASHER’S, 606 Br Augusta Hotel. Street, opposite the d the mililic generally in Aiken County are respectfully invited to give me a <fall. Mm Fall and Winter Stock of Gents’ and sail svaWYxlu In m IV.jrY customers and A3 1 A invited to give 11 Boys’ Clothing, Shirts, ruts, and-all goods in my line are the Latest and most fa\hionabl<\ styles of the Augusta Market.Jgl I^^IS No. 606 B NEW BOOT TORI!!