The Aiken recorder. [volume] (Aiken, S.C.) 1881-1910, March 13, 1883, Image 3
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THE AIK EX UECOUOEK.
E*tk:iei) at the
us sec
I’o-'f Olheo at Atkei
oii«J ‘'Ihim iiMftrer.
C..
TUESDAY, MARCH
1 -> .3.
Si-'Iziny: 11 Car.
On lust Fi-Mlay evening, ns th** <lo\vn
freight tiain of the Sout.i Caro hn.
Raim>ad arrival at Aiken, h e >it.-table
eorved an antaehntent upon the con
ductor for a/ fit i.l.t ear helontriniC to
the Meii;:>hjf.amt Ciinrie t o. !i 'ilr- a<t
Cotnpanyy/ r l he ear wts loa-ied with
eotp.n lid/e-*! for Char!* ston 4 hut the
baleH wertk- put in an the:' car and t he
car r “Pj/'ip-d. Insti"'Ct»**ua wi*re re
ceived lioni Ciiarleston to switch the
car utx/n a side tra^k and leave it |)en-
/iej? tiations. Tlie aUachnieit'
\va« i/<u<*d • iy Me-<:> Cr f A D ul-m
in Im
HomX of the bonds of the Ciiy of
Meijip|)jy t end'r ed l»y tii- Menr hts
A (.Wharletiton R.iilroa*!. Tlie nttioun:
itffolved is ab. ut • »» aeent'<1 i.i-
:*st unpaid, a.id tins afiair is iiiten-
R to l*e made a test ea-e us to the
ibilitv of the r ad.
\Yk <*all esp
new a:iw iti -ei,
<hark, tiie prop
able mill.:. T/
Street, Ait ' '-t:
jnst ft.-eeived a t
•’omprisin : an *
e.ties. ‘i ite ltd
letter than to t
selves at this elegant
attenti *n
> Mr-. N
Renseiu
t,,..* \T!
N.
to the
iiru.ii
ot t he itt-ii :*>n-
tnioet't, liroutl
^i s. C 1 ii'.t has
ber.'.-ttfii stock
vjrit c.v of n*;v-
ik> ii eaitlio. do ■
su] ply th .n-
esta.ilis:: nent.
Idrotu Clark,
iiroad Street. Augu.-ta, (Ja.
Mr. L'avid \W. C’rto.si.and, late of
E!1 -nton, e •iirnemn *1 y atenlay hii
duties a-sale-man ior ."or. i :'a..k ii.
ilenders n at his handsome brick
store. Mr. Cr- sland is t> o wed known
in our eoiMinuniiy and jrenerad,
throughout the County to ne <1 a iy
comniendatiou atourharids. \\ e can
only say that we congratulate .Mr.
Henderson upon se<-uring a gentle-t
man of sueh e nip teuey and popu
larity as an assistmt.
TIIE AIKEN COHT-OFEICE.
Arrival and t.'losing of t»ie 31 a its.
Xorthcn, Western and H>ut..em
mad opens at'J u. .m, and closes at
ll' l-i p. m.
Northern and Chariest >n mad opens
at 11 a. m. and it p. in., and c.oses at
7 :.‘i > a. in.
(iem-ral Delivery from 7:30 a. m. to
5:30 p. ni.; Sundays from 2 to 3 p. in.
Money Order Hours from 0 a. m. to .
11 a. m., and from 2 p. ni. to 5 p. in. j
Kegistry Hours from 8 a. m. to 12
in., and ir mi 1 :.'.0 p. m. to 5:30 p. in. |
Diasalutbn of Oopaitneraliip.
Aiken, S. C., February 23, H83.
T HE ti.ni of JA8. H. THORPE*
B'iOTHKi; has this c.ay been
dissolved by m ilual c n.eni. tieo.
\V. r.. Tko: pe as-liiues ail liabilities,
and all ill »se wh • are indei-ted i<> the
late firm are authorised to make pay
ment to him only.
JAS. H. THORPE,
GEO. W. E. THORPE.
1x250 feet. Machine Shop, 50x214 feet.
Boiler Shop, 40x120 feet.
OFFICE OF
The Aiken Market.
Aiken, S. C\, February* **5, 1883.
HAVE tliis day ■ntstjibsed of my
B’
9
j tlie business at the old stand, and I . i^.' va . ?
reconmiend him to tlie patronage and J t; 1 **' 1
firm.
JAS. H. THORPE.
■ r.
see
wi re glad
on Sat ird
o.:e •>.
to v. e.codie at our
li-t Mr. Daniil
id nr
o ir inns
r.»ung fa:
ene
The Town of tiraniieville.
It is understood that suit wiil short-
ly b*.- instituted against the Granite-|
ville Manu aeturing
against the town of (in
the land upon which flu
village stam
said, will be in i»ci:a!. «»t in*
g*r ie
s. Mr.
Croslaml has for several weeks been
ros:rated i-y u piinf tl and c.'iti‘'ai
iline-s, hut wo uro lirppy to know
that he is ow able to resume his bu-d-
ne.-s, thoi.gh not yet entirely well.
ujiany anc
sntevilie f*»r
r.
1. 'Hu*
prouri^i
in nul;
h!,* of i
[ umriria
, iii vv!i
•igiitaiJy \\:iH 1
j !>
-oteilv
im prop
* 11 leg
:!!y in
•SSI'S. 0
f t '<);u:ii
has be’
i! rot it»14
this land or
from win se
tained, ti e pr
e*l iiv title-
Maj. R. J. b
i; is learned ]
resent toe \\ ol oik interes
Messrs. i ! < niii-rson Hr s. will
stmt th* 1 Graniteville Mauu.ac
Company.
Dr Sa m’l Prioi.eac, who recently
irra<liiate»i witli the b.i zhest honors *>i
acorv and ‘.he Charlet >n Aie*:ieal College, is now
it isiiu Aiken. Dr. Ii. F. Wyman having
\y , |-, t iigege'l him as an ..ssi'-tanr t > meet
aiiiij. i>:e *.ie.namiso» iiis *-xt"iisive pract.ce.
1, and '
ni.iin-
interes: in the late firm of Jas. j
, , , TT TT , . , ( H. Tiiorpe * Brother to my Brother, •
[C urrecte*! A cekly by II. Hahn »t (.o.j i w E. Tliorpe, who will conlinne J Dei
Cotton—
Bow Middling. . .
Middling
Good Middling..
Corn, p bu. ...
Meal, V
Peas, bu.
Oats, f' bu
Butter, Goshen, ‘p H-
Butter, C •untry, f- lb
Lard, p t*»
Eggs, V- do/
H iy, e 3 c.vt
Fo lder, p ‘ u t -
Sv. i e; Point >es, , bu
Irish Potatoes, p bu.
Bacofi, p lo
Hams, ft.
Coffee, Rio, p ft>
eontidence of mv friends of the old ! k° a P s
A«l
1 the
i Plant!
Work*
Aiken 8. ( ., February 23, 18^3. cloud)
H AYINti purchased my brother’s irm*
(Jas. H. Thorpe) interest in the j every
late firm ol" Jas. H. Thorpe <fc Brother,
1 shall e ntiiiue the bus.ness in my
o.vn name at the old stand, and hope
to he still favored with tiie pitronage
so gener ms.y bestowed i.jion the old
firei.
GEO. W. E. THORPE.
L R. LOMBARD & CO.,
fry. Machine Sc Boiler Works!
USt Above PassengeifDepot, near Water Tower,
i OF ENGINES and BOILERS, Saw Mills, Grist Mills, and |
a of mill machinery of the latest improved styles; Shafting,
ileys, Gearing and Journal Boxes. We have a large assortment j
higar Rollers and Gin Gearing; Gin Ribs for any Gin.
i In Engines and Mill Supplies, Circular Saws, Piles. Glimmers, j
it Check and Safety Valves, Whistles. Ganges, Steam Pino and
jbitt Metal from 10c. to 4 <c., Belting. Lacing, Rubber, Hemp, |
I Asbestos Packing, Oil and Oil Cups, Wrenches, &c.
Eclipse Double d urbine Wheel, Korting’s Universal Injectors,
; Bradford Mill Co.’s Portable Alills, Nordyke *5* Marmon Co.’s
jrn and Food Mills, Atlas Engine Works and Erie Citv Iron
ible and Stationary Engines, Knuckle's Pop Safety \ alves, I
'Mill Rocks.
Trass Castings and all kinds of repairs promptly done. We cast
id are working about 100 hands. Boiler repairs promptly done.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
SdmKTswen’s M'PPi.i. r,,
ISUF. i AN!) LKATHI R BkLTINO, F.VRM
Bi.Li..s of all sizes, Pi Mi's, Wooi>waee, Tinware, Potwark.
s'k\
A. M
JAI-.'
-S'- ■ ■
* w >- S<*.\ '••••iLT'*
/ \ ‘./ ' v -<u
' V /
Charrspion
ALSO
A
'Si
V -•
Fence,
FOR THE—
ESTAI -alSHED 1870.
m
(1 .. pkxi
We underdan 1 that i:i the deitli <>
an *•• i '• dore i w >m:in of I lusiiing, L.
!.. :he S'.-iioiM'ld N rinal School falls
l‘* i: t-» the n*
dr* «l < ’o 1. r ■.
at lit .le sum o. our iu.m-
Colfee, Java, "p ft> .
Sugar, “C,” p lb
.-ugar, Granulated,
l ea, : L
i’ lour, ^ hid
Fine ■ eed, { ; cw t.
Salt, V sa**!\
Bag^.ng, j yard
Cotton l ies, p bun
Chicken>
Turkeys
Dissolution of Copartnership.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore
B existing between the undersigned,
is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. All persons indebted totbe firm
will plea-e make payments t*> E. B.
Curtis, who will also pay all claims
agains, the iirni.
.: f oo^yn^-A, isnzr i
Mr.
Davis’
week
v* ry \
every on** s:
MaA Dog.
Bwri-*, who
Me. W. A. C
; Urn’s ncil-sust i
j young farm* r *.
i The Rec* ni): i
i
., ;ckl::y, one of Ai-
,ni g and iii'elligent
paid his respects t>!
on Satunluv hist and
:so.tGi
Lroiin.i
;v
I renewed his s ibsoripfioii.
B>b Bsiis, who lives near
Bridge, shot a mad d-g last
As is\ dr>isliobiH seems t > b**
nvr.lent throughout the : tale,
s'i<-ill*! he very careful h«»v.
they deal witli stray «vini':es. A «log
showing the least systoiu <»f this tor-
rible disease sh uild he instantly kil
led. Several human lives have been
lost this winter in various [ arts of the
State, and enough valuable stock con
sisting of mules, cows and hogs, have
been lost, to more than twice pay for
every dog in the S:ate. L" the *!■ g*
were all kick'd and their [daces sup
plied with sheep we would have nia lo
a most profitable exehang
Co nmen ung February 4l
trains will run as foil ws by
ton time, which is about ten
faster than Augusta time:
Peb. 21, 1883.
E. A. SOMMER,
E. B. CURTIS.
CHARLES fON
SOUTH CAROLINA,
Ml
from
Cii trles-
miuutes
S TVl -Cs
Rciia-o'
ed at the C. fh lie Chu.*c:i by
Wilson *>n Sunuay urxt, thi
1;):. 0 a. m.
will l»ec *n<luct-
i'atlier
latii a:
M AIN Li NE—WESTWARD DATLV.
Leave ( hurlr ton
Leave Aiken—
.3o a.
Read the card o Mr. Chas. Gund-
lach, the new Aiken jeweler, to be
found in another column.
A concert, at the S - field Normal
School, takes piace on Monday morn-
iiu: next.
1.00 a. m.
G.2'i a. m. 1.10
:n.
Arrive Augusta—
7.05
ni.
—The subscriptions t > the N ■
i tierrv Co.ton Mills now amount
i 85, 0J0.
m.
m.
m.
Almost a Homiefde.
Weare iniOtnncd that last week an j
alteivation occurred between Mes-rs. j
Rollert Gar'in and James Ilii' k ihc -, ;
on the borders of Hockey spring :r d \
Tabernacle Townships eoneernhig a
load of wood *-ut upon laud which is j
now in litigatiou; which resuited in,
Mr. Garvin striking Mr. Huekabe ■
ivitli an axe hatnlh' so s rio s a blow
that he remuined s'-nselcss for sever d i
hours. A warrant has been i-siied. ;
Mr. Hueknl-ee is rjuite an - Id mm,
hut we liope lie will recover from the j
shock.
.H0»ai.
& C. if. It.
C. C. <4
[AbbeviHe Pu s and i
We ha 1 (he pleasure o
tei’da.s irom
Cap.a.n j\ir'
bei'inlid Ga[»
a can yes-|
G (ionei Gamp wil and |
o the C. roi.iia, Cum-1
and C.ue.ig i i,a:lro n!. j
m.
IHstiuguislied Arrival.
Senator i"dnunids, of Vermon 4 , who
by virtue o*' his oflfiee as President o
the Senate, is now Vice-President o
tiie United States, arrived in A iken op
Saturday last. His family have been
spending the winter here and arc com-
'ortably quartered at one o ■ nr hotel - .
The Senator keeps a stylish carriage j
and a pair of his own, dri on by a!
white coachman arrayed in bin? coat |
. ney a,e passing oicr ine mie .rom
A.keii, elo.-nig up the ri_,h.s ot uay, I
and are now in AboeVii.e ior ihatj
aurp sr. ‘1 bey ha.e met c<> npar.i-
ti .eiy no difiiculiy or <tbstra u n j i^Loive
lOui A.k.ii to (Ins point, and we ; t x j a\e Aiki-n
trust tuat liny may be as su ccssful !
| in their w rk in Aniiev.l.e village and j
i elsewhere in tlie c unty. i'ney ar, |
! eimearoring !o couip.y w-th thewiwi-j
j es o our i<e*>pli* and the spirit oi t>.e j
; charter m .ne i eatmn o; t ie roa
| nai \,o h-ij,e tnal every i.be.ai.ty n.d
j courtesy will be extended to them.
and where property is not mat‘rh.llj
j damaged ue iru -t tlia the right os
j w.;y may hi a. owed witliout e- si. It
j s L.e d uy «»> oiii pvopie to give ever\
J assiH.anee p: Ssibm. -•.II cnarges fo;
riglit i f waj have to be
a. m. 2.00 p
MAIN LINE—EASTWARD.
(Daily, Except Sundays.)
Leave Align'd a—
7.05 a. in. 4 30 p. m. 9.00 p.
Le .ve Aiken—
S.2J a. m. 5.22 p. m. 9.47 p
Arrive t harle.->t*)n—
1 0J p. m. 11.3) p. ui. 3.10 a.
COLU M R.' A 1) i X’ IS! O N—EAST.
(Daisy, except Sunday.)
Leave Aiken—
3.20 a. in. 5.22 p. in. 9.47 p.
Arrive » ouimbia—
4.12 p. in. 1 '.85 p. in. 7.00 a.
(WEST)
I>eave Columbia 8.00 a. m. G.58 p. ni.
.\rnve AiK.n 1.1j p. m. t'. JOa. in.
ACt OMM*»I>ATT*)N TEAl.s — WEST.
(Dai y, except Suiitlay.)
? . Braliciiviiie 5.54 a. in.
8.20 “
Arrive Augusta 9.10 “
y Oii Sundays this train will leave
Char.estmi afy.Uo a. m.; Aiken at 1.35
p. ni., arrive Augu-ta 2.35 p. in.
connections:
Connections by trains leaving Aiken
at 3.20 a. in. inane daily wild Atlantic
Coast Line at Union Junction, near
I will continue business at the old |
stand of S unnier & Curtis and hope to
merit the continued patronage of our
former friends and patrons.
E. B. CURTIS.
Feh. 21. 1883.
j Having sold out my interest in the
, firm to Mr. E. B. Curtis. I take this
method * f thanking the public for the ,
j share of patronage which was given |
i us. I commend my f rmcr partner to j
| <mr [nitrons and hope they will eontin-
I tie to patronize him.
E. A. SOMMER.
February 21, 1883.
fU*ACTURK SOLUBLE GUANO, (highly ammoniated), A
IOSPHASE, DISSOLVED BONE, ASA ELEMENT, FLO.
> J)uc Atomizing Mill. Keep always on hand for sale
ACID |
V r l6 f
muine German Kaini
»9 (Potash Salts,)
>rted direct from Germany for the Company. A high grrde of
Cone Cotton
Press,
tlie Pest in the World.
The No. 2 Pre s makes a hale weighin'; from 500 to 610 pounds. Size of
! B'ixS l«-et high. 5 feet 2 inches long, and 82 inches wide. Semi for circulars.
We particularly call attention to our splendid Stock of
Ilooi), Ground Fish Scrap, South Carolina Marl, Cotton i packed in eoii . ciiiont boxes so r.s to save freight.
Seed Meal. ; __ N0 4.-, HAYNE, Cnrne.* of MEETING STREET,
§ ,* J. G. STEADMAN, Resident Agent. | N0 78 MARKET, Corner of MEETING STREET,
TINWARE,
CHARLESTON, S.
N
Administrator’s Notico.
frOlTCE is hereby given that H.
D. Evans, administrator of the
e late <>f Gideon Evans, will make his
Final Return to the Probate Court on
Die Gth day of April next, and will
then apply for my discharge as sueh
administrator.
H. D. EVANS,
Administrat »r Gideon Evans.
Marcii 5, 1883.
1 *
-IN-
TT^nNrZTTJ’^ID I
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK SALES!
I
> Jt
j
j Come One, Como All, and Rally Around the Red Store!
T
J. \v. d voue. m. b. woodward.
Aiken, S. C. Aiken, S. C.
‘fe'HE undersigned have th's day
8 fprnied a partnership fir the
practice of Law in Aiken t •unty, un
der the Firm name of DeVore &
Woodward. All business entrusted ta
J them will receive their prompt atten-
1 lion. Will practice in ail the Couits
| if the State.
J. W. DeVORE,
M. B. WOODWARD.
d by the
Charleston, to ail points Not b, with
only one change bet.1 ecu Aik. u and
tVashingo n. Caiineclions made at
Aug^HHIfllB^put, with Georgia
all points
WANTED!
$50,000,
C. G. <n
, l>i it.>tvB^^>i«»s^Edni aid. 1 * is
freqiicntly se* 11 ' lit rmii g-mi a mh* _—
animal of her own, which is said t*n J;| ie 1 .. . . „ . , .
I the articles of merger and cons hda-
ti n eieariy show. Not only is it nec-
. essary to obtain the right
A Remarkable En*-ouuter.
C.P
have cost $1,00).
Last week a hull terrier do? of Mr.
8. B. W*eks, of Win ! s >r Townshin.
came upon n larce f wl hawk while
in the act < f d vouring a hen. The
dog immedia cly pounced upon the
hawk when a fi* r**c stniggb* ensued
in which the hfwk used i’s terrih’e
claws with considerable ebeet, but tin-
dog held on until Mr. Weeks termina
ted tin* struggle by a blow with a stick.
This is the first time we have ever
heard of a hawk being captured by
dog.
essary to obiain the right if way b r
a single traca, t»ut it is at o necessary
uno.er tne same eoinraei to turuis .
sii .icietii gr-. uiulfi n;r sid t.-acks an
Glep its, which fora t m 11 like Abbe
v.lie mu t necessarily be extensive-
ihiHi'oinl being tiie largesi town on
the line in Soutn Carolina. The con
tract wi-h he Atlaniic and North ne -
tern cons* ruction company snow
that all tiie riguts * f way, and the
iand neecs-ary tor «i**pots and side
tracks nui-t be secure*! prior to th*
tne work
ob ta*d<
D p.
ast, has througu ! |3
sleeper between Atlanta and Charles A-
toM, making close cnnueclion at
At.auta to and from ail paints
South and West. Connections
.miue at Blackviile with Barnweh
iiailroad.
Through tickets can be purchased
and bug_ , ige cue* ketl to uli points
Noatii, Soii.h and west by applying to
agent at depot.
D. C. ALLEN,
Gen. Pas. and TrCKet Agent.
John B. Peck, General Manager.
LEND ON Jjtt
*4Ri ry.
ARTIES H.
EDGE’
rgest and Finest Stock ever offered in Augusta
'jiMFirecvived. All the latest styles, and prices cheaper than ever,
is youcchance. We are going to move on the 1st of October. We
COMPETITION.
Five car loads | ^ BE q loave to i n f or m the
. ow Hosiery, both for Gents
Ii
10 ir
and
Ladies; Gents’ Underwear, consisting of Col-
f J. L. BOWLES & CO
717 839, Broad Street, - - - - -
•9
AUGUSTA,
e ‘‘ V 1 lars, Shirts, Drawers, Ac.; Ladies' Cloaks and Jackets, at prices upon which I
I defy the Aiken market; Hats and Shoes, from best makers, at
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES!
GA.
Besides a line of Ready-Madr Clothing, which I take pleasure in pre-
ia
I prices unequaleil before in Aiken.
| senting to the Aiken public, because it is from the very best makers and at
fA
My entire stock is new and fresh from the hands of the manufacturer, and
i those who wish to make money by saving it, will best consult their interest by
j calling on me for all these things.
A. SCHMIDT,
Main Street,
Aiken, S. C.
T H E
VING MONEY TO
invest wili «io well to correspond
with the undersigned.
CLAUDE E.
•AWYER,
Aiken, S. C.
Capture of a Bear.
Mr. Hugh Wilson, of Beech Island,
on 1 riday last, cul ture*! a !>car on tic
plantation of Mr. Wallace Millc
after an exciting chase of three quar
ters of an hour. The bear made i;>
appearance in the yard •>{ a negro on
Air. Miller’s place, while the children
were on the premises. 'Hi<‘y to »k t
flight and notified their father who in
formed Mr. Wilson who immediately
startl'd in pursuit wi ll a fine pack I
dogs with the above result. iie was •
not full g own.
A -ir*;) Ai-re H-isiure.
About 4 miles fr m D iv’s’ BrM
in Windsor Townsiii >, M s r-. a
lion net t a n* I Ills s mis, Willis Uadi
Jack G uile and . ar I y Redd, ha
enclosed about 15 1 acres as oast r • t
stock. Over two miies 01 this eiiei
sure consists of an emiijnkm-nt o
feet high with a d ?*-h two and a h
feet wi»Ie by three feet det >. Tlie i s.
is built of rails. Th.estoi'k law D n w
in general and peaceful oner..iion.
1 actual co.iimenceiuent « t
of construction, and ever
thrown in the way of these gentle
men only delay tiie commencement
f tne work on the road. While th*
|i osooct o. securing .unds for to
«• u ti'uction ol the whole ine ar*
u w : o «'iic uraging, it belmoves ev\ ri
citizen to give i*vcr»' aid possible t«i
this mo t important enterpri-e.
Niarlotte, Columbia & Augus'a
Railroad.
GOING NORTH.
.eave
Augusta.
PIU VATE BOARD.
I ^IPSTi’LASS Private Board can
. be had in C lumhia at No. 77,
Fast Washington Street, formerly the
“Shelton House,” now “The Williams
House.
For terms apply on the premises or
by mail, care L ick Drawer No. 17,
(’ lumhia, S. C. W. W.
ATTRACTIONS
AT
Soring Calicoes at F
von’s.
B. Ilender-
Ea -'TER Cards at F. B. Hendex
t*. si.
p.
MIS.
Have you tried Turnbull’s c<
and cas?
\\T V TED.—To hire :i Cot.
^ V Wo.M.V . as <• ul ;’s nurse,
must be bet ••’.evil the ages of 3.)
■ til.
i*. it.
t I
Selmider .X:
Messrs. Ifenrv Sc
»e liav
b
irodcr and Ja-.
Ugil! out t he cu
ll. Thorp
tire stock of Messrs. Henry V essels*
Son, may now be lound at VesseV
old stami, where they will «-ons:antly
keep on kaiul a well selected stock of
dry goods, gro' eries, lujitors and se-
gars, 1 <•., *e. The s yle o‘" the new
firm will be Schrode; & i ll rpe.
| 4’), and be able to give go ><i rec<>m-
1 mendattons. One who ha id ohje -
j ii mi :o l:vi:ur in Canada can !.e r o
'o >d jdace by appl- iiig at th.s offic
>r to the unders gned.
ALF.X. G. S EWART,
Park Avenue H itel.
.
; '.'TED —"'o hire T vo Co!o e«l
? 1 B -ys about the aires of 1“ or
: !8 vears *>f age, wlio th rough 1\ till
di'ivtiind the can
horses and w"
would have no objection to 1 ving in
Canada. A’ ply at ibis olli**e or to
ALEX. G. STEWART,
Park Avenue Hotel.
LYCEUM HALL PS0PEETY
Gtaniievilie t
Treutou ... I
Bateshuig 1(
Lees', ilie . . .
Columbia li
Arrive Ciiariotte 4
GOING SOUTH.
Leave Charlotte 2
« jolumbia 7
Leesvitle t
Batesiiurg t
Iren ton. It
Graniteville 1(
Arrive-vugueta 11
GOiN'-i NORTH.
.Cave Aligns a G
l> r.iiiic viiie ... t
Trent 11 . *
Bates burg ^
Lees vj tic. ..... t:
Arrive C luiobia. 1C
GOING SOUTH.
..ce\e Columbia (
Leesvilte. . 8 G2
Batesburg 8 08
Trenton 9 10
tvranitevilie 9-i2
.Vinive Aug. sla . 1022
(!. R. TALCOTT, Supt.
M. SLAUOiiTKit, lieu. Pass. Agt.
D. Cardwell, Asst. Gen. P. a.
Fort Royal and Aug ust a Ry,
DOWN DAY I’AsSENGER.
.
4 CAR REIT ^ANUFACTURINfi
IS NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH NEWSPAPERS WITH
FINE NEWS PAPER!
When taken in quantities of fifty reams, or over, we will deliver our
paper free to any point in South Carolina at 0*4 cents per pound. The
Hvcorih- r m-infeil on nsmor nmnnAi.'-f 11 red sit "Rnth.-S. C. Wt are also pre-
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Recorder is printed on paper manufactured at Bath, 3. C
' pared to furnish the trade with
OF
THE SOUTH!
:():
PLUGS, (WLANS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
F. L. WOODRUFF,
* WOODRUFF
F. D. INGERSOLL.
CO,
BOOK, MAXFLLA and WRAPPING PAPER!
S%T PATRONIZE HOME ENTERPRISE! J£3
RAGS! RAGS! RAGS!
We will purchase country rags, free of woollen or foreign substances, dcliv-
j ered at the mill at Bath, S. C., at 1% cents per pound. Address:
It. 6. EAEEETT, President,
AUGUSTA, GA.
r
1
FANCY
-Dealers in-
GROCFRIES,
AIKfeN,
CHINA and GLASSWARE,
TOBACCO, &e.
SEGARS
S. C.
M.
.P.Q.S.
[ enabled us to make
tiun o'." instruments
Robt.
^ u
MANUFACTURERS OP •
iIIGII-GBADE FEBTILIZERS
a
IMPORTERS OF-
-DEALERS IN-
1? XrL JEH T 1 0 J>T SI
Plantation wagons !
1
Mr. S. B. Weeks, of Windsor
Township, w ho never t< •ok a pa: er !••<*- i r JAjn% i’uil
fore in liis life, called on Saturday last | JL as !h.‘
and suhsi'^ft'ci! lor The Rkc fttiU'K. j ; autvns St
Before walking out with hi- receijit he : ij n . ( ,(lie
e.howe«l us tin* '• 1 st wli.c i he wore and with eot age
said it had been in use for si teen I pnf.He auc:i-
years, and that lie b night it fr -m Aiken, S. (\
Chris. Klatte when he wasin partnei-j M(,n,|a V (th
ship with ?dr. Vessels. It was in goo*I
preservation, and must have been,
like Chris, himself, a wry honest
piece of goods.
Mr. J. H.
through Aike
U;
uckhaltru passed
1 on Saturdav la--
Ids way to .\t!-inta, where !ie has an
extensive contract on the G-* rgia
Pacific Railroad. We are happy to
state that lie did not f- net The Rk
t’oRi** "out |>a;. ed his suhseript ion u-
usiial in advance. Mr. BurckJialter is
one of the m**>t ex; erieneed Iiailroad
builders in tin* foeth. ami we Iiojk* i
s,»en to hear of his heuig at work un
the Carolina, Cumberland Gap and ,
Chicago iiailroad.
V k publish to-,lav in our agricultu- 1
ral departiueut nil interesting r»rli<-k*i
by Dr. F. L Fiost, presii'enr of the)
Ashley Phosphate lompatiy, which;
will rejMiy with much inforniatioti a
careful perusal. Dr. Frost is a thor- 1
ougli going practical farmer lii.nself,
and his views 11 the imsiortaut matter
of fertilizers arc * aluaidc in propor
tion to Ids sueci ssful cxnerieiiec as a
manufacturer of first class fertilizers
and as a sucee? sful agriculturist.
lines and (i r '’<nd - kn w \
‘LYCEUM HALL.” on
vet. and Lot running
sij’i: re to IVndielon St.. |
toor** )i, wi.l be < Id a j
lint t ie C it r; i louse* ai ,
at :n:*l div *>n the First
* s••(•011*1 •lav) of April. ;
The main buihling is d'. feet fivnit b\ :
75 feet deco, tv • .-torit s h.igo ; the first
story is divided into two stores, t >-
gvther will si re-niom under the I
m ;in stair-w ay; the second s-.ory is a 1
large puidie imll, wit’i st ig *, dr >p-j
curtain and fixtures ; hereto belonging,
and four dressing rooms, besides a fur
niture store-room under the stage. In i
the rear of the building is a cottage of!
4 r oms, Ac.
The lot is about 50 feet front on i
Laurens street, running half way
threugh the block ami then 25 feet to
Pcndleien street.
Ter ns —One-f urth cash and Iciljince
Leave Augusta,
^vrrive Boocli island
iiro v> n s Ii.ii
Jackson
Elient’Ui... . . .
j> m
i.oubiiis
Hatti viiie
Ycmassec.
Beauf it
I Not iiO.lti.
g -T-,
3 04
3 .0
G 10
8 10
3 25
UP DAY PASSENGER.
Leave Port Royal
Arrive Beau ort
Yemassee.
Hat tie viiie
Robbins..
Ellcnton. ...
Jacks mi
Brown’s Hill
Beech Islami
Augusta .
Sale ok Tick
ularlv -— Between
6 25 n m
0 40
I An extended visit among the prin-
Icioal piano iind organ factories has
finest selec-
brought to
‘ Augusta.
Our s ock. wliieh will he replen
ished weekly from the best manufact
urers, wili be the largest and most
complete in the South,
j Our prices the lowest, and terms of
• > aynuMit tlie easiest ever offered,
j Slice; MUric and Mus:e Books! Large
Discount from Publishers’ Prices!
j Best ItaUan s!rings, and everything
desired in tin* line of Music!
i Save money by vi-iting or eorresprat-
ding with
G. 0. ROBINSON & CO.
; 831 Broad St, - - Augusta, Ga.
— | two . w j f
! Desirablp Keal Estate for perien^e have demonstrated these to la
: a most
: GENUINE LE0POLDSHALL GERMAN KAINIT!
(
(Dire*-t from the Mines In Germany.)
The mechanical condition of our goods is unsurpassed. Their grade is
I very high, and tlie practical results in the use of our Fertilizers have always
I bee’n extremely satisfactory to parties who have used them.
| Before making purchases it would be to the interest of the planters to call
i upon Messrs.
have the exclusive control of our Ash 1:1*00 Brands
ASIIEPOO PHOSPHATE COMPANY, «
Charleston, S. C.
HAHN &
Agents
CO.,
at Aiken.
ROBERTSON, TAYLOR *5: CO.,
General Agents.
W mm
1 N.
ciEYKRAL very desirable Dwell-j tlui lo "
iugs in the center of the Town:
Mansion of Eleven
T'HE largest and most complete assortment of one. and two-horse vehicles ; HENRY HAHN & CO:,
• ever shown in this section. All first class work will be offered for the I
next sixty days at prices way beb'W their value, and lower than can be du-! of Aiken, S. C., who
plicate!. Do not lose this opportunity. An examination of this work will at Aiken,
prove to you that it cannot be purchased elsewhere at tin* prices we offer.
Wi also have on hand a large stock of saddles, bridles, harness, timbrel- , rT , ^ v
las, la > robes, blanket**, calfskins, sole and harness leather, rubber and
leather belting, trunks, bags, hubs, spokes, rims, axles, trace chains, hamo* j
wagon harness, «Scc., at lowest cash }*ri**v*s.
TL E ROAD ( ART—patented—tlie safest, lightest and most easy riding
eeled vehicle ever produced. Of all the road carts made, use’and ex- j T11E-
the best. The adjustable balance is j
valuable feature of our road carts. Buy no other. Price, -GO.
Th E EXCELSIOR RCCK B<)ARl)—patented.—The cheapest, most!
durably and convenient vehicle ever offered to tiie public. Price, iol),
B.—We warrant all the vehicles we sell. Remember our prices are
e»t. ROUT. II. MAY & CO.,
Baioad street, opposite (ieorgia Railroad Bank, Augusta, Ga.
p m
nt-.
e Delightful Cottage of 7 Rooms. |
e Cottage, beau; tfully located, 6{
a
vear-
tn 1.:
gage, at 7 per cent.
f >r |»a:*i*rs.
For the owners.
on 1 *otiil an l mort-
Punhaser to oav
Regtt
good for ten days, 8'._> and 3 cents per
mile each wav, first and second class.
J. .•s. DA VAN 1,
General Passenger Agent.
J. X. BASS, Superintendent.
One Elegant
R* oms.
< )ne
One
rionis
One Large and Elegantly Located |
House on Park Avenue, S rooms and j
Cottage in yard. I
One Large Villa, hal*" mile north of *
‘ l ‘.ilil If
OTT, Ag
ten
OuRold friend. Mr. Jacob Weeks, of
A. J. Heath,
•0
Baker and Confectioner!
—and dealer in—
GROCERIES, FRUITS, Ac.
Main Street, - - - Aiken, S. C.
A VING purchased from Mr. S.
P. T
Town Hull, with G) acres o; land, 9i
rooms and • uthuiMings. I
One Sylendid Residence, 2 miles ji
west of the town, and 40 acres of land. |
2)4 Acres of Valuable Pine Lands, ;
cornering on the streets <>f the town.
E. J. C. WOOD,
Commencing Monday, 9th instant, j s. OTT,
the loilowing seln*dulc will be oper- J Real Estate Agents,
ated. Trains run by Augusta time. « —
Havanna, Cubv, Jan. 1, 1883.
A ii.gitsta anti Knoxville Iiailroad
Gen’i. Pass’u Agent’s Office,!
Augusta, Ga., Oct. 8, 1832. )
H a v 1 iNt i put
P. T. Kiehls his Bakery anti
Win<I-or Township, honored us with stock *if goods, the undersigned re-
h cali last riiursuay to renew ins sub- spcetl'ully solicits a share <if the pa-
scripth.n for the coming year. Mr. trouage of tlie citizens of Aiken.
No. 1—North.
Leave Augusta. 7 45 am
Arrive at Greenwood. 1 10 p m
No. 2—South.
Leave Greenwood.
Arrive at Augusta
Connect at Greenwood with Coluin- •
Messrs. C. H. I. Klekens & 8on :
Gentlemen—We have made a C'*m-
! plete examiiiatiou of your justly cel-
| e bra ted cigar, “The Choice of Aiken.”
The tobacco we find of a very
high
7 1". nm tTCBde, the wrapper of the loest Con
1 " J ‘ nectieut leaf tobacco, and the filler of;
Weeks is an old and appreciative read
er of The Recorder, and feUYH he i
frua’t dp wltbogt jt, ' i
A. J. HEATH.
Jaa. 30, 1883. -
, . , ,, pure Havanna tobacco. We rec-uu-'
bta and Greenville Railroad for aB . men*! it to all lovers of a good .smoke,
points West. G. P. HILL, ! - -
W!
I
General Passenger Agent.
E. F, ViuRDERY, Geu’l Manager,
Juan Fei:nandkz.
Mauricious Camminettt,
Aualytisal Chcinwts.
a
LEAVE TO REMIND THE PEOPLE OF AIKEN COUNTY
?iat he is still the same invincible old Denmnrnt tbat he ever was and
termination of the Egyptian war does not prevent him from paviag
EST MARKET WES FOR COTTON!
• f
falso invites attention to hia extensive and well selected stock of
{
~10QTS,t$iioIsYCBCOKERY,)rFtHCY)^OODS
“Cigars and Groceries!
he is prepared to sell at ROCK BOTTOM PRICES. The idoa is
“Quick Sales and Small Profits.”
C KLATTE, corner Main and Curve 8t*., Alkeai, H. C.
CAPITAL, <2:0,(03.00. M. A. STOVALL. Sec. and Treas.
Office Nos. 73.5 and 737, Reynolds Street,
AUGUSTA, GA.
Standard High Grade Fertilizers!
! MASTODON GUANO, formerly known as Patapsco,
LO W ES (i EO1 :t; IA FO R MI LA,
GRANGE MIXTURE and D1SS. BONE,
ACID PHOSPHATE, with Potash,
ACID PHOSPHATE, witnout Potash,
SULPHURIC ACID.
PURE GROI'ND BONE.
GEIHIAN XAIMT, Or.r own iinportation.
Special Bramls made when *li***ii'vL All in want of pure high grade fertile
• izers should, before purchasing elsewhere, address
m. A. STOVALL,
‘ Secretary and Tamvitrer Georgia Chemlc:* "Works, AUGUSTA, GA.
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