The Aiken recorder. [volume] (Aiken, S.C.) 1881-1910, July 14, 1883, Image 3
me AIKEN REMDEIt.
Exteked at tiie Po-t Oftic#' at Aiken, S. C, f
at* Hans inafter.
Kilinto L'nion Meeting.
7*o the Editor of The Recorder’.
NKWti ITEMS.
AIKEN, H.C., TUESDAY, AL*(j. 14.
, . .. , ... * —The Normal ln.-t.tii‘e /or white
A joint meetiiig o1 three mvis-* j ea( .j ierf ; 0 . >enei j j( s ses:4 j., n j,, (jolum-
101.8 of t lie E«ilato A«8< >eiat ion was; | jhl> , ast Tues(lav u itila g . , lMi at t ei i-
lieht in the Seeoinl D.visioti with toe , ,j a ,
| Darien Clinn’h, eonnm neing on Fr;-;
day before the fifth Lor.l’s Day in | Murphy, the English swiinmer who
July, !««:>, • ! often ehailengt.il ti»e late
Vax Notice. ROBT. POWELL, Perkins’ Manufacturing Comp’y
THE AIKEN POST-OFFICE.
'OTICE is hereby given that
ixjcae bkeviti i;s.
Mims Annie Uavenel, of St. Johns ^hort while in service of song
Berkeley, is stopping at Mr. Henr\y'hieteil i»^ C. A. Ket-4, liev. J. A. Se-
Ravenef’s. i g.er was lequestetl to ael as teinjKirary
* • i eiiairmau ot ihe meeting. At the re-
Hon. I). S. Henderson returned to •‘I 0 ' the chair Kev. K. 1. lirxan
fifth Lord’s Day m,
• ’ j often challengKl the late C'aptu.u
: Webb, and always inuintained that
• he could never s.vim the Niagara County will be idieil
Union met, and after spending- a • whirlp xil, was drowned on the >anie
i»rt vvj.ile in service of song e- n- day as Webb m the Itahhle wliirlp >ol.
FIKST HAY’S FHOCKEHI.vGS.
Aiken last Mondav from his trip to
the mountains of Virginia.
Mr. R. M. McCreary returned from I
Ashville last Wislncfalay. after spend
inga very pleasant vacation.
Dr. James O’Ban mm and family,
and >Trs. B«1 linger, of Barnv.ell, are
stopping with Hattie TownserUl.
the •olluwing cliurches were repre
sented : Aiken, Jieihcar, Tahcruac.e.
.Spring Branch, Dean Swamp, Ke-
dron, Mt. P.easant, Mt. Kbul, Mt.
Beulah, Windsor, Montmorcuci, Slii-
loh, White Pond and Levels.
Rev. K. T. Bryan suggested that as
the Second Division, with which the
Union had met, had its olfleers eleet-
ri' ed fn Aiken la^t Saturday, and is { ed for the present u>soc;ati‘ nai \ ear,
stopping at Mfs. Kate D. Mayrant’s. : tliat w e now pr >ceed t<> nusiness un-
I der that organisation. His sugges-
Mrs. J. A. Weatherly arrival i n j tions being received, the Ui ton began
The Columbia Ret/idir says: We
saw a sample of eott n yesterday
from a field in the Gadsden neighbor-
. , ....on which liad been picked (dean
led the congregation in earnest pr«.yt r tl ,i s eek . <' 0(t0ll ,,| begin to roj] !
to Got. for his divine guidance in ail j j„ f ro , n t|, e ia;ter part of this week to I
the tie liberations oi Hie l mon. ! the end oi the seas m.
- eJegalcs were tiieii called .or, and ,
N‘
the Tux Books ot Aiken
for the col
lection of the Taxes for the liscal
year 1882, us follows:
At Liii^le^, Saturday, t-epiimb^r st.
-Hl'CCESSOR Jo
H EADQUA BTK RS FOR H A RD-
WARE, NAILS, IRON, CUT-
LA R\ , GUNS &e.
Mr. F. I). Ingersoll, of Canad >, ar-
Aiken last Tuesday, and is stoppimr | ^‘’^' s l > ° : ‘ t * the business elainnn
at her father’s, Major J. E. Croslaml.'l ttlteiition i f the body.
the
\Ve are requested to state that tliere
wil! be service in the Catholic Ciiurel.
next Sal .hath morning, Rev. P. J.
Wilson olficiutiug.
Our th inks are tendered the ladle’s
committee of the dime party for an
aeeeufable present of cake, geranium
leaves and flours on Faiday last.
large cotton ware-house erec
ted on the Curve street lot of Col. G.
W. Croft is nearlv completed and will
be occupoed by Mr Robert Chafee in
time for the Aiken cotton trade.
Mr. R. S. Hankinsou, of Jackson
itatlon, culled at our office on W’ed-
g*day last to settle his dues, and re-
fiotirishing crops for Beech
id, notwiihstandiug tiie drouth.
The introductory sermon* was
preached by Rev. J. A. Segier, from
.John, chapter 10, verse 10, after which
the fo.lowing resolution oy li. Lecroy
was uiiauim .s’y ad pted.
Rmt/tred, That we conform to the
programme as puhlislied io the papers.
On motion it was resolved that the
first query lie brought up fir discus
sion to-morrow at 10 o’clock a. m.
Prayer by Rev. It. T. Bryan.
SEtOXU day’s imjockedixgs.
—W. II. Hicks, of Anderson, 8. C.
eamiot w rite or make a figure, and yet j
he can obtain the result o: any ,
problem, whether ineluning fractions |
or not, .u less lime tnau it cor.ld he
competed on paper. He is called the :
“liglitning ea.eulator.”
The Sullivan Island H.ke! will Ijo l
in every respect first-class, a handsome
building and furnished throughout j
vv.tli all modem eimveiiienees.'It will
he run by a Georgian of large exp. ri- |
cnee in t.ie I.otei business, tiie fcj uth
Caroiina Itailv.ay iemiing its power-i
ful aid in building i< up.
—The colored hrakemen and liag-
gage imui n i ..e C imden ihatieli of;
the W.C. Railroad, have been di^uniss-
ed ami tlieiv p.a. e» filed i<y white
men, as it is thought tiie vvh.te lielji
is more edieient and reliable than the j
colored. Tibs change certainly meets
with tne app.oval of tiie traveling |
pm.lie.
Immense 8»oek of the Best COOK
STO\'ES ever sold in this Market.
TI X W A R E.
Beeoli GIuniJ, .Mouunj, Ss* pleiuber 3J.
.Silverioii, Tues.iay. S.-pieuiaer 4lh.
ivlleiiioii. Wc.Ju s<Jn>. Sst-pieuiber oih.
house’s LSriJge, ThuimI y. a. pineber 6ih.
NV. J. Wooviwa. u's illui'e, Fiitlajr, Sep-
lembcr Till.
Bauck » Mill, Saiurday, Sepiember 8ib. Builders Hardware and
T< (j 1 *
At Madison, Monday, September lOtb. 1
Gr.miieviite, Tuesday, Sepien.b llih. • Agricultural Impliiuents, from a Hoe ,
Aiken C. H , V\ e.iuegJay, tiepieisber l-'b.
Vaurluse, i liursday , September I81I1.
Arrival and Closing of the Mails.
Northern, Western and Southern
mail opens at 9 a. m.
Charleston and Northern mails open
at ‘J p. m.
Charleston and Northen mall closes
at 7 : .0 a. m. •
Charleston, Southern, Western an
Northern mails close at lJ:30p. in.
General Delivery from 7:3h a. u». f*>
Daorfc, Sash, Blinds, Mouldings, Stair Work, <ke., and Builders’ Hard-! 6 p. m.; Sundays from 2 to 31>. m.
ware. • Lobby ( 7:30 a. m. to 8:30 p. 1.
S|>ec!al attention is directed to our thorough arrangement and large ca- j Sundays, 9 a. m. to 0 p. m.
paeity for prompt dispatch of orders. Prices promptly quoted and estimates ! Money Order Hours from 9 a. m. 1
Representing/: vast combination of Capital and Resources, presents to iho i
Building Trades a brief notk'e of their unexelled facilities lor the supply of
Building Materials.
WHITE PINE LUMBER.
promptly rendered.
Office 516 Calhoun St., Augusta, Ca
Cl. :
Machauics
IS. IR,. SOHZiTEXZDSI?,, ; Cotton—
, ^ Low 3
12 a. m., ami trom 2 p. in. to o p. m.
Registry Hours from 8 a. in. to iT
in., and iroin 2 p. in. to 6 p. m.
The AiUcn Market.
Corrected Weekly by H. llahu & Co. \
to a
. Ualciier’s C.osa (lua J-, Fi.d.i , S pi em
ber I4i li.
tVindsor T 0. SaiurJ.iy, Sepieinber loib.
Al H. L>. O l’s. Muii'bijr, September 17th.
lvnv;liiag’> Mel. '1 iies'lsiy . fcrpiembvr 18;u
II. A. Pulley’s 81 ore, Weduesday, Sep-
lember 1‘JiU.
John lliiiio’.. Tbursdiy, Senirnihrr 20lh.
J G. Salley’s, Fiidiie, .-epi emb-r 21 si.
Jones’s Cross itoads, 8alurday bepiem.
b. r 22d.
Steam Engine.
Wagon and Caniagt material, Paints, |
Oils, Colors (S.e. Full Stock of
Harnesses, Saddles &c,, &c. 1
The very best Sew ing Machines made.
Domestic and Ameiii-au.
Our motto is te keep the best goods
and sell at the lowest possible prices.
I3£"Mr. Jo'kn T. Gaston will always
i lie to:md onliand, ready to serve his
Mew
FIXE
IMPORTER, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
WIXRS, CIGARS. BRANDIES, TOBACCO, MINERAL
TERS, WHISKIES, (IIN, PORTER, ALE, Etc.
WA ■
Agent for Veuve Clicquot Ponsardin, Urbana Wine Company, Anheuser-
Busch Brewing Association. ft
Middling 9
Middling O'^aQ’i
Good Middling.. .
Corn, p hu
Meal. V bti .
Peas, ^ bu
Oats, p bu
Blitter, Goshen, p lb..
Butter, Country, Bi
Lard, p K>
Eggs, V vloz
i Hay. P ew t
G01 AND 802 BROAD STREET 9 ! Sweet Potatoes, p bu.
j Irish Potatoes, p bu..
AUGUST A , G E O R CiA ,
uumer.ius f.
O’Donnell, the slayer of Carey the
informer, said m bis arraignment t*. -
T . . . , — , , , , r. t ire llie mag.stiale at Port Eli .abetli,
I nion met at 10 o clock, and a:ter t | iat (j tre y attae.\ed him, and that be
singing and prayer by Rev. J. U• ; wrested t.ie pistol from Carev and
Browne, the t -lowing queues were. sho , llilu lU seit , !u eust . wlne.i i>
brought ui> for diseu.~s.on: somewnat tuiii. II -wid t,e tr.e.i u».
St. Is It the duty Oi Baptists to | the Iliu ,. der ul A , 0it ^ iz . lUlth in 0 t
lake and read the Ilnptint Courier/ i | JL1| .
Discussion opened by J. C. Browne j
and followed hv K. T. Bryan, H. W. —The Greenville -Vc/cs August lOtli,
MeLemore, S. T. Fuller, AI. W. Kan- . says: Senator M. (’. But.er, aeeoin-
TUedime party given at the Park
Avenue Hotel on Tlnirsd iy night last,
tor the bene ! t of the Palmetto Riiles
was a eomplete success. Music, dan
cinga id refresh nents were the order
of th" e vening and we are happy t >
add tiiat although a vast quantity o
ice crea u was eonsunied, u >body was
poisoned.
kin and J. A. Segier.
J .2d. How to de'elop
spirit i i the c urelie.-.
a missionary
this re-
Mr. W. F. Cochran, the
postmaster of Grainteville,
signed. Miss»Thorpe is now perform
ing the di ties of the oil ice. and we
sincerely trust she may receive the
app diitnicnt. She is f.imi.iav with
the duties of theidliee and in roughly
C.ompetent in every way. Ihe Post-
toaster General eaiino: make a more
acceptable appointment.
Past 1.—Pastors’ duties in
j speet.
Opened by II. Lqproy, followed by
bretnren B.owne, Br-.an and Fuller,
j 1’art 2.—I’liUiehes iluties in refer-
| enee to missions.
l-iseiissed oyS. T. Fuller and J. A.
! Segier.
j Part 3.—The importance of a sys-
. j tematie plan of raising money for lor-
present Ljij,,, ,|,| SH ions.
has re-
| panied by his s m William, one of his
j nephews and several oilier citizens,
I arrived here yesterwiy afic'i noon. The
: fceuator liteially | i.elitd his tent in
; our mil.st and raised a canvass on a
; cool and shady 1 t in tne West E id
j h.-youd the C. oc G. The party are on
i their way to Asneviile, and w id re-
i main here a day or two.
Ai Jucob Kueecs’s. Maud ijr Sepienib -r. 21.
IN ilsui Gunn*!' s, Tue*sJ;ij. Sepieiubcr 25
Monmioi etici, TUarsilay, Seja<-uibew 27iii
Maitin ilolb-y’s Mid. Friday, 8e*j»iea.ber
28di.
Iliiiutiiirg. Saliinlny, Sc pi eiuber 29'h.
An l ai Aiken Court ilou>e from October
ibe 1 si io Oct a nor tJO'h iiic^u.ive. Citsis
aii*1 pciiaides iiiincli ou and after October
221 Toe 5 per cent, penalty mu.n be paid
y all who faded Io pay the l.-t install
nieul in Hay Iasi. Poll tax aloi.e will be
($1 03) one dollar ami three cents.
The levy is as follows ;
For Stale purposes 4J mills.
F<n Ordinary Co. purposes.. 2A mills.
F *r 8peci.il County purposes. J mills.
For School purposes 2 mills.
•lids.
ROBERT POWELL.
I Discussed by R. T. Bryan and A. W.
Moseley.
On nii tipn of II. Lecroy, it was
Ri'netved, T lint we ask tiie churches
of Ihe Ass elation to r.dse five cents
perm nib per member for missions.
sex day’s i*ko(t:ei>in<;s.
Making a lolnl Tax of ... 10 mills
Toe Anderson Journal says: Sena
tor E tmun.is says lie was gl d to meet
so many newspaper men on ms ‘.Vest-
ern trip, because, as a e.ass, they are
in.elligeut men, and he got 1 >ts of in
to, inauon from tliem. if Sen.i.or o'* {, te dollar of va.ue ot Taxable properly,
iiampton wou.d ennie to his own j
State and ml.ig.e w.th the newspaper]
me.i he miglil get oine vn.uaule in.or- ;
illation as io ison.h Carolimi s seiiti-!
ments on the question of protection. !
Carpets and House Furnishing Goods,
The Largest Stock South of Baltimore, i
Mofpu t, Brussels, ‘A-Pig and Ingrain ;
('arpr Is, Rugs, Mats and crumb cloths, j
Winflow Shades, Wall Papers, ’Bor- j
decs. Lace curtains, cornices and poles,
Cocoa and Canton mattings. Uphols
tery, Engravings, chromos, Picture
Frames, Write for Samples and
Prices.
GEORGE A, BAILIE, AUGUSTA, GA.
IF 1 O IR, S Ij ZEC I
Bacon, U lb.
j Hams, B>
• Coffee, Rio, pt B*
1 Coffee, Java, B>
Sugar, “C,” ft It.
Sugar, Granulated, &
Tea, fd ib
Flour, V bbl
FineL’ce* 1, wt..,..,.
SaJ i, V *«<*k
Bagging, ^yard Il(gl2} 8
Cotton fie/, bundle 1.00@1.7o
Chickens 15@2J»
Turkeys ).26
80(ttt*5
70
00
So
%
15
12> 4
: 75
90fdl.0f>
1.00
1.50
10
17<ai8
IOCS 15
.25
8(S9
10VJ
sotal.bo
.|5.50 to |S.50
$1.50
$1.00
-:0:-
i Pm* I’ll*ri*f in* We offer the comp’ete HARDWARE STOCK o’’the late firm of Capers
ivi ^MUI I.CI < , u j 11 ler |v ii f ir sal-.*, consisting of every articie ustialiy sold in a well-filled
Thirtv days after date the under- | Hardware St re.
signed will hji$*ly to W. M. Jordan, I ' As we are selling out under powers given by mortgage, Goods will be
Esq., Clerk of the Court of Aiken | s *Jd cheap to ejear out sto.*k.
Countv, for a charter of incorporati ni • Comeaml secure bargains at the old stand of Capers & Mannerly',
for tli*eins:dves ami successors under! All parties indebted to said firm of Capers/i Munnerlyn will please make
1 style of “Uni ui Rising pavment to us during the next thirty days, as /d notes and accounts arc in
the name an
J. E Ml KUAY,
Ti''*»surn* Aiken County.
Dot:nlv Trenailr«*i*’s office, )
1
Ai!(.*ii (_’ li Aug. ImI. 1883.
After spending a short time in de
votional exercises, eonduett d bv M.
The Su liter Watchman says: Mr. W. W. Rankin and S..hh, th-sehool
J. G. i’.i *rpe, su icrin eudent of tne addrcssis by II. \V. MeLi*m ie and R.
Factory, n lu ..ed a fe a days ag - fr< m : Bryan, bev. S T. 1 idler , :• ached
a v^sit i.o h:s laniiiy at A ken, the o.--j the mi-si nary sermon, u tie word-,
caston oi widen w as tin* marriage of j • q he field is the world.” The usual
one of his daughters. We extend oi:r ! eolkelioii was taken. It was
c ngralilia*ions to him upon enj .y ingj Resolved, Tiiat the secretary he in
structed to furnish the Aiken papers
and Bapti.-t Courier witii a sym'psis
Business Locals.
Fulton Market Corned Beef, fresh
and choice, at i’uruhuil’s.
Nun’s Vi-.it.iNG in all the fashion
abie s.aides f r sjiring and summer at
F. ii. llcnd* rs in's.
F. B.
Tlio ■‘■biggest” and the ‘‘Best,”
1 i 1 First-class mammoth Newspaper
i I \ for one year, and an interesting
Petition
happily s tiled down—Gds being tin-
third one married >in e hp came to
Slimier.
Mr. T. E. Murphy has moved into
the s*oi»-lately occupied by 8omers&
Curtis, and offers tine cigars, toi*acco,
fruit and a miscellaneous assortment
of goods to the public for sate. Mr.
Miir,.hy is anew comer to our town,
hut he has already made for hi in..elf
lany friends and given evidence * f
lose hudn.ess qualities wh.ch must
tl the '-rd insure success. We be-
fi.««4iim adbp in* .■■•qy.
of ti:e pVoeeedings of this mee ing
with a request to publ sh the same.
A. W. Mi s..i,i-:y, Moderator.
H. W. Knukue, Secretary.
Sliuc and Eureka Jerseys
j Henderson's.
FujiMUi ki: and house furnishing
i g i.dsa specialty tit E. B. Henderson’s.
I Si niNw C .bicots at F. B. Heuaer-
| sou’s.
j i . B. IIi NDEK iON is receiving daily
I large additions to li.s Spring s.oek ot
Dry Goods.
Novel, ior i wo Doilar.*
SA VANN AH WEEKLY NEWS,
Kalinin Heights.
Mr. Win. Turnbull, the engineer of
the Aiken 1* ire Company, complains
that the members don t turn mit on
parade in sufficient numbers. Only
four were present at the last parade.
With such a beautiful little steamer
to rally on, N>e would suppose the
Aiken boys would he quite enthusias
tic. It is a most important organiza
tion, and we trust our gallant young
firemen will be more prompt in their
attendance hereafter.
Married, on the 31st of July, at
This high and beautiful summer re- j f* le residence ot the bnde s parents, j
sort at the “West End” of Aiken, is ! L> v. fsamuel Lean!, Mr. J. F.
vi rv p'pular this seas ui, more being ''*J SS dubii/r C. iuotti’K,
! 1 huth * t (iranitevihe. Our tiest wishes
nappy couple.
gathered there than for many years. |' ,U1 ,
Its iiigh altitude, heautiful views, and i alle,K * l “ u
dc|^£?ii ful duty os. a ml walks, pure w a-I —;—
ter, &e., are calculated to make it a
very p< pular and growing resort. At |
present the B yce House, Yeaden
House, Carroll i lace, Basket! i lace, j Gamuen fiom ea ing ice cream at
I’.rowning Place, Gregg House, Ce- church le.-tival. ihe doctors say
dars, R. bins* n Place, Rockwell;^® the arsenic hi the essence or
House, &e., are all occupied, and the | flavor.
new avenues and roads being built, Morad.—Buy your flavoring ex
connecting witii the new and enlarged , tracts trom 1 urnhull; he guarantees
“Highland Park” and Hampton ] them mire.
Heights, J.’avenel Place, all tend to
make it very attractive.
r i a niammotli slieet, 38x52 inches, con-
’ j tainiug 8 pages of reading matter,
‘ eomprisingali theNewsof the Week,
Tef graphic Lispateh* s, accurate Mar-
kitltep ris, a well edited Agrieultu-
val De; artment, Original Serials, a
page of S util t'aroliiia, Georgia and
Florida News.
It is not a local paper.
To the farmer, mechanic or artisan,
thebu-iness or pro.essioiial man, who
has not the advantages of adaily mail,
it is a paper by which he can be in r
f rmed .of events transpiring in the
bu-y world, whether in ids own State
*>r in the most distant parts of the
fiiobe. * t— —- *
In add! ion to a first-class newspa-
•, er a! a moderate price, we offer each I
S ars of Benevolence Society of Aiken
Countv, Soi th Carolina,” in nursu-
suaneeof the A. A of 187t>.
-J ’UFFY DOBEY,
CHAR .ES JONES,
AUGUSt’US BOBI/i'R, |
JJUSE.’H WALTON,
NEWTON WAl/fON,
GEORGE JEAMS.
July 18,18.‘3,
possession of mortgagee.
July 30, 1883.
J. E. McCRACKEN,
A. S. TOWNSEND,
Agents of S. J. Joye, Mortgagee.
to Charter a Hoad.
Petition from Levi Fullmer, Bryant
Williamson, J. P. Courtney, James
Segier and n tmerofts citizens of Aiken
county to cl arter a public road lead
ing from Chi! s. H. Plunketts by Joshua
Segier, Jr., J . P. Courtney, A. 8. Seg-
ler’s Mill, of Shaw's Cr. ek. by H. C.
Bonney’s, th *nee to Aiken.
NOTICE-^ I’h se opposed to char
tering the ah >ve road will make their
objections at the next ipeeting <.f the
B ard on M< nd.-iv, the 3d September
next. W ILLIAM STEVENS,
Chairman B^ard County Commission
ers.
«UTATI0N.
Bv"
Poisoned.
Fifty-five persons were poisoned at
a yearly subscriber a copy of any of the ! tl ,V
i, published Hovels o. the Aiornitlg J ^he.Rio
News Library J re
An unsuccessful incendiary attempt
was made to destroy the fine new 1
building of Mr. G. W. B iker, in tin
An Educational Convention.
Governor Blackburn, of Kentucky,
yu.iu.i.K air. v». »» • p *ter, ... uie „ oi|lt de l e jr atef , to a Coll
lown of Madison on Friday, the 3d : in L o isville, Kv., c
instant, fhe building is an ornament , 2 , lh . l „ (| o lst (1;tys ..fHcbtei
to the town, having a line store on the
first floor, oecupieU hj’ Mr.
with a large hail above used for enter
tainments and public meetings. The!
incendiary saturated the front of the !
i ha!j '•eq lies ted Governor Thompson to
mvention to
on t.ie 19th,
lys of Sebtember next.
. . | The object of the t Onveutioii, as stated
Baker, | hy Governor Blaqkburn, :s to consider
| the question of popular education in j
the South, how best to promote it,
and from what source the funds 1
budding wit . kerosene oil and then ,, ht , ,] t . rivctS wilh which toadvance
set ore. Fortunately the tlames were, itM ; t . in:lanl t „ the requirements of t.u
atscovered in time to frustrate the timeM in whit . h W e live. Govi r.tor
dastardly_deed. Ihe damage to the ; n has ainM)inU d the lollow-
iwoperty is over one hundred dollars,- nilegales: C« 1. A. Coward, Co-
and mmnsuruuce. | iumhia. State superintendent o. e,.u-
I cation; Hon. 1). S. Henderson, Aik-
On F'riday last we were highly en, chairman of Senate eommittee on
gratified to greet our highly esteemed j education; Hon. J. 14. Murray, An-! . ^
and venerable citizen, Dr. Amory dcr.-on. Pro;. II. P. Archer, ChAtlston, KEGISTER YOUR XAMESJ
Coffin, again upon the indn street .of | members State board examiners; i !
Aiken. Tiie Doctor’s lied.h is nundi I Hon. Charles Pcitv, Spartanburg,
hqproved since his vi it to his son, | Rev. C. E. CluchesteV, Fl .rciiee.
SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON, -- - S. C.
Gkn. Johnson Hagood,
Chairman Board of Visitors.
Col. J. P. Thomas, Superintendent.
The Second Academic year, since
re-establishment by Act of the Geti-
eral Assembly, will begin October 2 i
next. Applications for Cadetship
nn.st he made, oil or before September
20:li next, to the Chairman Board of
N’i-it' rs at Barnwell C. ii., S. C.
Pay Cadets reel ve*l tVoiii any S ate.
Registers or Circulars furnished by
S aperinteinient.
5 .hscriptioii $2 a year in advance.
Subscriptions can be sent through
local agents and postmasters, or di
rect to
J. II. ESTILL,
6 3 Whitaker St., Savannah, Ga.
H. F. ¥51
Raker and
.rneke,
Confectioner
STATE OF1 SOUTH CAROLINA,
Coc/nty of Aiken.
■fhLIArlFs, LdiCi.
Judgc.
Whetieas\ W. M. Jordan, Clerk of
minion I’icas, has made
ipplicatioii io me to grant him let
ters of adnlinistration of the estuti
and elf vets oi Maxiuiiliin Sallat, de
ceased, as direlict—
These are. \hcr efore, to cite and ad
monish all And singular the kindred
and creditors i of the said Maximilian
Lsed, that they be and
•e me, in the Court o
be held at Aiken Court
the 3d September, 188!,
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No. C02, Broad Street, - - - Augusta, Ga.
Sallat, dece
appear bei'o
Probate, to
House, on
O FFERS an assortment of ladies’, gent’s, misses and boys’ SHOES that
cannot he surpassed for quality, style and price in tiie States of Caro
lina or Georgia. Hats, Trunks and Valises in great variety.
~dr-Om gTTtirfc will p-tTm^iiidaKt! uftsf ’.re i>{)F*>-«i>* to bfrwm i
No. 8J2 Broad Street, Augi^sta, Ga.,
ESf"ReH)emher JOHN D. HALL,
first door above railro id crossing.
'i.
and d::adi;u in
GROCERIES
TOBACCO an! CIGAES,
TOYS, FIRE-WORKS, Etc.
AIKEN, - - - S. <
Edisto Association.
Cajit. Coffin, of Augusta, and we sin
cerely trust he will soon oe sufficient- j
ly restored to resume tiie active duties i
of his profession. He contemplates a!
visit to the N .rth at an ear.v peri >d. . ln « following appointments will be
wiiich no doubt will still further con-! fll“d l>\ i,ev. K. i’. Bryan, mission-
tribute to tiie rest >rattoiiof his health. •
Our venerable friend h is our best Levels
vi-hes f >r all that eoncerns his wel-! loan Creek
Office Clekk and Tuea-tmmck i
Town Council of Aik in, -
In the Courthouse, August 13, 1883.)
fare and happiness.
The Telegraph Strike.
Mrs. North, the popular operator at
Aiken, was re-instated on F'l iday last,
and iu*r office is in its usual good
1 Worivlng -order. All tiie Charleston
operators have also been taken hack.
Geo. R. Ijitmlr.ir.I At Co.
On Tuesday las', Mr. A. L. Cran
ford, the traveling agent for the F'(li
re **t Ci»y Iron Works of Geo. R. Lom
bard & Co., of Augusta, Ga., ealletl at
our office on his way to Ilranehville,
first taking in the intermediate sta
tions ai nig the line. Messrs. L un
bar* 1 & Co. do a tine Lip.iu hs mid are
making heavy sales of steam engines,
boiler- and in eetors. They deserve a
liberal pair it ige because they are lib
er d bus.ness men and turn out work
of the best quati y.
. . August 30, 1883.
A. gus. 31,
*epteiiil»er i, “
Aiken I mproviments.
On S.itur*iii> la>*t a walk with Mr.
H. J- rdan around by the lot t ext to
the Episcol>al ch .ri-h, reveahd a
scene of busy life and great improve
ment. On the Curve street corner,
Messrs. Jordan Holley have nearly
cotnple.ed n lal’-te and comfortable
building as a livery and sole sTabie, >2
feet in width. C mile* ted with the
stable are all the necessary convenien
ces tor carrying <m an ext.nisi ve livery
.atalde tni^iness, including office, and
|harness rooms, <kc., Ac.
On a lot to tiie North of this Mr.
anther Holley has nearly completed
i neat, comfortable and* suostantial
i ‘Oitageof five n* mis. witii cistern and
Sill other necessary conveniences. Mr.
« Jolley expects to move into his new
esiuenee about tiie 1st <>f Sejkember.
i Still further to the North of this and
T
Tahiti ta
1 ixoiiow Creek
I M mlmoiMtct, .
Dai'iCii
W tiu.sor,
iwt. Beltiail
\\ lute PiUtd
I'-piing Br.iiteli
Dean S *> itiu,)
Rocky Gro»e
; Taheriiacie “ 11, “
lietlicur “ i2, “
Rocxy Spring “ 13, “
iveuioit “ 14, “
Mt. Ehul “ Ij, “
.Mt. Pk-a-ant . “ it>, “
Shdoh “ 17, “
C.ear Water “ 18, “
Aiken “ i9, “
No collections will be taken up, but
pledges at ready made a itl tie collect
ed. Pastors will ptease circulate.
It. T. Buvan.
The Last of a Great II. u I.
Atlanta, August 12.—Tiie Kim
ball ileuse was d.seoverid on ire iiis
111 .ruing at oo'cl >ek, and tne i a.lies
soon getting bevond eomrol, air. S o-
viiie, tne })i'o,>fie.or, (*r.ievett tiie
gucsLs to be awakened, i’he guards
went ihrougli the hallways breaking
open the doors where nece sary to m-
N ’"OTICE is hereby given that the
B ok for the Registration of the
legal voters wiihin the et>rporate lim
its of the Tovin of Aiken is now open
at my oll’ce, and v> Hi remain open f >r
that purp se tint.I the ."th day of Sep
tember next.
J. R. JORDAN,
Sa{j‘ Insurance.
-.TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 1
Office of CoMDi'KOLLE t Gen. -
Columbia, S. C., A..ril 1, 18e>3.)
after public* lion hereof, at 11 o’clock
j in the foren< on, to shew cause, if an\
they have, vhy s ;id adnlinistration
sliould not b ; granted.
Given unde • my hand and seal, this
18th day ol July, in the year of
our Lord one thoasand eight hun
dred and o ghty-three. ‘
[seal.J DL ,/. WILLIAMS,
Probate .fudge of Aiken County.
July in, InJu.
dce.
Jliike yojtir Town Tax Re
turns til* Personal Proj)-
erty foi* the Fiscal Year
coinineinciiiff 1883.
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Si
South CnrolliiaKnilway,
Commencing July 22^ 1883, trains
will run as follows by Cluirleston
time, which is about ten minutes
faster than Augusta time: ,
MAIN LINK—WESTWARD DAILY,
Leave Charleston—
10.U0 p. m. *8.35 a. nt.
Leave Aiken—
4.50 a. m. 8.15 a.m. 12.52 p. in.
Arrive Augusta—
G.00 a. m. 1.40 p. m.
MAIN LINE—EASTWARD.
(Daily, Except Sundays.)
Leave Augusta—
7.25 a. m. 4.20 p. in. 9.00 p. m.
Leave Aiken—
8.15 a. m. 5.12 p. m. 10.10 p^m..
Arrive Charleston—
5.00 a. m. 12.42 p. m-,
COLUMBIA DIVISION—EAST.
(Daily* except Sunday.)
Leave Aiken—
8.15 a. m. 5.12 p. m. 10.10 p. m..
Arrive Columbia—
11.25 a. in. 4.40 p. m. 10.15 p. m.
(WEST)
Leave Columbia 5.30 a. m. 4.00 a. m.
Arrive Aiken 12.52 p. m. 4.50 a. m.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN—WEST.
(Daily, except Sunday.)
Leave Branchville .5.55 a. m.
Leave Aiken 8.15 “
Arrive Augusta 9.lu “
•On Sundays this train will leave
Charleston at 9.05 a. in.; Aiken at 1.44
p. m., arrive Augusta2.35 p. in.
CONNEOTUOTSi:
Connections by trains leaving Aiken
at 8.20 a. m. made daily witii Atlantic
Coast Line at Union Junction, near
Charleston, to all points North, with
only one change between Aiken and
Washington. Connections made at
Augusta UnP'ji Depot with Ge*<ig.a
tl« iLl*>.
w*
and South.
Trains leaving Aiken at 5.28 a.m.
West and 9.55 p. m. East, lias through
sleeper between Atlanta and Charles
ton, making close connection at
Atlanta to and from all point-
South and West. Connections
made at Blaekville with Barnwell
Railroad. *
Through tickets can l>e purchased
and baggage checked to all points
Noath, South and west by applying to
agent at depot.
D. C. ALLEN,
Gen. Pas. and Ticket Agent.
John B. Peck, General Manager.
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Railroad. •
GOING NORTH.
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to
y.
J.
C. WOOD, of! _
,n r : X
F) '*a..
Clerk and Treasurer.
August 14-3t.
OFFICE O r’ (i RAN I I'l'.VILLE
MANUi’Ai TURING CO.
GRANiTl.VILLE, S.
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X
sure the safety of the guests. The fire j
havmg originated in tiie rear of t.ie j
building was fuw.noie to theesea.»eol ;
all. Witiiin tweutv minuies tiie liatel
was empted of its guests and witlmi
one h >ur tiie structure was razed to
the ground.
The hotel was built by H. I. Kim-'
ball and owned by Robert Toombs, - !
John Rice, Jo-ep’t P. Turnips m and '
otners. It cost $t»jU,0-H) and the .urui-
ture was valued at $i2*5, 00, insurance
only $8u,(X<0, scattered among many ;
companies, thenames of which cannot;
he ascertained owing to the absence
vho
)TICE is h re'ij* given to all
whom it may concern, that i !
wii. not buy any eo ton of the new i
| cr* p until after September 15.h next. |
JAMES H. GILKS,
Sect’y Graniteville Man’.g Co.
Aug. 14-R.
C3‘“EdgefieId Advertiser and Moni
tor wi.l pieasc copy.
I Can Tell You How to be Your!
Owu Doctor!
i 1
If you have a had taste in your I
I mouth, s*ulown *ss or yell >w color of
skin, eel despondent, st'.ipid or dr >w-
sy, appetite unsteady, freijue.it Head
ache or (.izziiiess, y u are “bilious.” ;
Nothing vi ill arouse yo jr liver to ae-!
tinii and sirengtheu up your system 1
equal to
Simmons’ Hepatic Compound
O K
I certify that FL
i Aiken, agent of “ ; he Hoinc
i ratice C unpany” of Columbus
; an 1 “Tiie Home Insfirance Company
•f Now York, ine* rporated by the i
1 Sta es of < ienrgia and New York, lists i
i complied with the letjuisitii ns of the i
j Aci of the General As-embly entitled
| “An Act to reguhi’e tiie Agencies of!
ins ra:i<-eConti a .ie-n t ine >rj>* rated !
| in the Stat * o. S >iith 1 armimi,” and
I hereby license the said E. J. C. !
Wood, agent af-resaid, to take risks
and transact all businessof Insurance 1
in this State, in the County of Aiken, i
| for and in behalf of sa.d compiuies. i
\Y. E. "TONEY,
Comp;toil r General
OFFICE CLERK & TREASURER)
TowaTCouNCTL of Aiken. [-
Aiken, S. uk, June 4. 1883.)
Leave
Adininistrtor's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that I will
make my final return to the Pro hat*.*
(’• urt as tiie administrator of Sain
Heriot on tin* 2d day o! Se|)temher
next, and will tiiett aiqdy for my
discharge us siuh adiuinistrat r.
OWEN ALDERMAN.
OTICE is hereby given that this
omce will he ( pen from the 5th
day of Jund, 18, v 3, to the 20 it day o
July, i8.'*3.f r tiie p .rjioseof receix ingl
1'AX RF/l URNiS of |.er.-otnil projierty
for the fiscal year above stated.
1 he law requires that all persons re !
siding w ithin the corp rate limils ot |
tiie i't.wn of Aiken owning such prop-!
erty, or in anywise having charge of j
such property either as agent, hits- }
hand, guardian, trustee, executor, ad- \
{ ministrator, &*•., to return the same |
under oath to the Clerk and Treasurer i
of said Tovin, within the time afore- !
!said. |
Any failure upon the part of anyone •
owning suc.fi property as aforesaid to
make such .^Returns wi.hin .the time
! as afore.-aitf, t he Clerk wild Treasurer j
will make such Return from his own j
know ledge or from the information of j
others, adding thereto fifty per cent. J
; penalty. i
J. R. JORDAN,
f
Clerk and Treasurer Town
Council of Aiken.
June 5, IS 3-7t
T 11 E
BARRETT MANUFACTURING CO.
IS NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH NEWSPAPERS WITH
F IX E X E w S P A P E B!
Leave
Augusta
7 35 A. M.
Graniteville ....
.... 8 15
Trenton
.... 9 10
Batesburg
....10 08
Leesville
10 14
Columbia
. .. .11 47
! Charlotte.,
4 20 P. M.
GOING SOUTH.
Charlotte
2 30 P. M.
Columbia
.... 7 07
Lees vi He
Batesburg
.... 9 04
Trenton
.... 10 04
Graniteville ....
. .10 34
Augusta
....11 15
• GOING NORTH.
Augusta
Graniteville ....
.... 7 10
Trenton
.... 7 48
Batesburg
.... 8 49
Lees vi lie
.... 8 55
Columbia
...10 25
GOING SOUTH.
Columbia
6 15 A. M.
Leesville.
8 02
Batesburg
... 8 08
Trenton
.... 9 12
Graniteville . ..
.. .9 45
Augusta .
...10 25 •
When taken in quantities of fifty reams, or over, we will deliver our
paper free to any point in South Carolina at Ufi cents per pound. The
R; uo’kDLK is printed on paper manufactured at Bath, S. C. Yv’e are also pre
pared to furnish the trade with
S
B0A2D.
SUMMER BOARD at Eight Dol
lars per week. Address
M:.s. KATE D. MAYRANT,
Aiken, S. C.
LIVER AND KIDNEY CURE
Removes (’on d i pat ion,
Relieve*" Dizziness,
Dispels Sick Headache,
Abolishes Bui msitess,
Cures Jaundice,
Cures Liver Complaint,;
Overc uses Malarial Blood Poisoning, |
Reg dates the St >mach,
Wiil Regulate the Liver,
Will Regulate the Bowels. !
THE LIVER AND KIDNEYS
MILL NOTICE.
I AM fully prepared to grind all
WHEAT brought to me at Croft’s
Mill:
DEMPSEV CUMMINGS.
July 3-4t
icxl to the projierty of the Episcopal^ from the city of parties who are in- Can be kept perfectly healthy in any
,-hur«b Mr. Hort Jordan li.-.s com^ ■formed thereon, the Gate City Na- climate bv taking an occasional
BAZAK!
GLOVE-FITTING!
. PA TTERNS!
For sale by Mrs. FORD,
Park Avenua.
| STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, i
Ot i k m of Comi’tollek Gen.
Columbia, S. C., Atuil 1, 18-3.\
I certify that CLAUDE E. SAW
1 YEK c*: CO., agents of the Gerniaiiia 1
Insurance Company, Hanover Insu- i
ranee Company, Phoenix Insuraueei
! Company of i»art ord Cmneetieut, |
North iir‘.ti-h and Mercantile Insu- |
ranee Company, and tiie Traders and j
; Factors Insurance Company, have!
! compile 1 with tiie requisiti »ns of the |
Act ot the General Assembly entitle*!
i “An Act to regulate the Agencies of;
I usu ranee Com jianies te >t uu-orporaled !
in the State of South Carolina,” and i
! I heraby license the said C. E. Sawyer |
; & Co., agon te aforesaid, to take risks ;
! and transavt all business of insurance j
: in this State, in the County of Aiken, i
for and in behalf of said companies.!
W. E. STONEY,
• Comptroller General.
HOOK, MANILLA and WRAPPING PAPER!
CST PATRONIZE HOME ENTERPRISE! J&2
RAGS! RAGS! RAGS!
We will purchase country rags, free of woollen or foreign substances, deliv
ered at the mill tit Bath, S. C., at 1?4 cents per pound. Address:
ii. R. TALCOTT, Supt.
T. M. R. Talcott, Gen. Manager.
Port Koyul ami Augusta ISy,
DOWN DAY I’ASSENOER.
Leave
Augusta
.. 1 30 p m
Beech Island .
..200
Brown’s Hill .
. 2 11
Jacksyn
...2 25
El lepton
. 2 45
Bobbins
3 04
Hattieville . .
3 15
Yemassee
6 10
Beaufort
8 10
Port Royal
...825
T. G. BAHRETT, President,
AUGUSTA, GA.
BARGAINS!
-BY-
GEO. W. E. THORPE,
I
The to-
lenedd the construetton of what will tionai Bank, Harals- n *Sc Br *., to bite- i
»e when completed a very neat, cosy j conists, John B. Daniel, druggist, and !
\>ttage* which he will occupy as a — ’ *"
tsidence when finished.
Mr. Chris Stafford lias the contract
[>r Mr. Hplley, and Alfred Stevens
Mr. Jordan. We are always pleas-
>ose of-
aud the j
[1 to note these healthv evidences of
t»tl
trift ami improvement in order that
ke outside uorhl may know that
|ikeu can't afford to sUind still.
others are among tne Jokers,
tal loss is :i miliiou dollars
insurance is not over ;;2o0,Uj0.
The lire is claimed l>y Mr. Culber-I
s u, agent oi the company to be o. in- f
j ceituiary * rigm. lu me vaults ot tne
Gate Cay. Bank were half a million
d liars, and its safety*is yet a matter
' of d JtibL
Simmons’ Hepatic Compound,
THE GREAT VEGETARLE
LIVEE & KIDNEY MEDICINE.
DOW'IE & MOISE,
Proprietors and Wholesale Druggists,
Charleston, Js. C.
For sale by Hall Brothers and C. K.
Henderson. Aiken, S. C.
Alisrui th
Of Kentnrky I’nivcrsft.r, Kv.
Tr*ni ?o farp~ , r1e t*e F«t!I •bntr ic week*. To
tal ao**. meluuiac Tuition i!ook<, c'c.
•bout $/*$. Tclefr^aD^y tio'h’. titeranr Cour*# for - y- *-
ti det.red, frre, 400 ttodeots trr a biut§ t 6,000
•uccr««f*il fra loa’ca.
3’udaats cm bar’* any time, ro T\!1
ICth. F*jr fall |>artUai&g* a^irev>
W. R. aNMTH. Lcth*ton. Kj*.
DIN HOUSE
INSURANCE.
: P r fP** r e<1 to INSURE j ean always offer desirable goods,
ff (rl2sn, GIN HOUSES and
.. .1 GEORGE w. E. THORPE,
T\TE will close out our stock of Winter Clothins at remarkabla priaas
t T Reductions in Ladies’ Dress Goods! j Leave Aiq
We call special attention to the al>ove announcement, as we are prepared f
; to offer inducements t i n i rjiTL H Gr it rj i•< » ri jle prices. O ir siioe stock
varied and desirable, and we area .ding a tractions for the present season tha
are superb. Our stock in ge teral i:- being constantly replenished, so we hav j Leave Greenwood 2 15 p ir.
no old gtxxls. We keen F'irstclass Groceries which are refreshed, so that w Arrive at Augusta .7 16 p m
Connect at Greenwood with Colum-
UP DAY PASSENGER.
Leave Port Royal G 25 a m
Arrive Beaufort 6 40
Yemassee. 8 00
Hattieville 11 30
Robbins.. 11 42
Ellcnton 12 02
Jackson 12 22
Brown’s Hill .. 12 37
Beech Island .... 12 50
' Augusta 1 20 p m
Sale of Tickets.
Regularly — Between all stations,
I good for ten days, 3)r, and 3 cents per
! mile each way, first and second class,
i J. S. DAVANT,
• General Passenger Agent.
J. N. BASS, Superintendent.
Augusta and Knoxville Railroad
Gen’l Pass’r Agent’s Officer
Augusta, Ga., Oct. 8, 1882. )
Commencing Monday, 9th instant,
the following schedule will be oper
ated. Trains run by Augusta time.
No. 1—North.
igusta... * 7 45a m
Arrive at Greenwood 110 p m
No. 2—South.
COTTON, in companies of the highest
| standing.
E. J. C. WOOD.
8. OTT.
AIKEN,
8. C.
bia and Greenville Railroad for al!
points West. / . G. P. HILL,
General Passenger Ager*.
E. F. VEKDKRY. Gen’l Manage*.
A,
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