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Evans I William Stevens coroner’s aceoant ! constable account ! sheriff’s fees sheriff’s jail report medicine lor jail ! moUioine. etc, for jjil meat ur.<i bacon for poor l^Btsse sundries for county treasurer i wrapper judgments f #r clerk court ar. i siiovr !s suiidrics for court house j r.ost mortem exainination sundries fer court house and poor house , aundriu# tor j>oor house ! professional services poor house professional services jail examination in lunacy trial justice trial justice trial juoticc ; trial justice ( constable account j constable account ; constable account ! rebate on county license ! jury commissioner * drawing jury 1 10 10 00 10 85 13 75 138 75 83 00 5 00 25 18 8 *40 4 40 | 28 66 i 10 00 ! 2 80 17 60 72 24 Hi 50 5 50 >» « t* <t •• M $ 2 GO 20 05 106 90 129 90 7 10 3 00 8 34 1 75 2 50 14 12 1 10 5 00 10 85 13 75 HIS 75 83 00 5 00 25 18 8 46 4 40 28 66 10 00 2 50 17 60 72 24 16 50 5 r 4f Number of miles traveled by members of Board as follows :— ^ William 1,265 W M Holey * J Cal Courtney l » lu{ To’al cities 3,5.tl Number of days the Board have been in session tor the fiscal year. 2d. O. P. CHAMPLAIN, Clerk Board County Commissioners Aiken County. f Withdrawn. X $402.00 transferred to Mrs. C. E. Stecdman. § Withdrawn. * Disallowed. HALLS AIKEN BIO STORE! W E BEO leavt* to call the attention of the Aiken public to the fact that wo keep constantly on hand ti choice u.-sortmont of floods in great variety and from the very best makers, embracing AMERICAN. FRENCH. ENGLISII1& GERMAN P^i ' i *©p2&. Also I'.XTRACTS r.:u! TOILI'T SOAPS o: Tin: iihst quality. a Owing to tin* fact 1 hut. Aiken is a groat national sauilary tv art for per sons Ktiilering from lung and throat trouble.-, wo have made it a specialty to provide all such preporations as the host medical talent approve, and v/e think we may safely say that wo doubt if pu;- stuck of medicines can i>odn- plicatod in jw"»v drug store smitli of t!io Potomac. Onr prescription depart ment if* stocked with preperations from such manwfacturcr.s as sqinns, wYETirtc n/io., rovsE/ts & w/j.e-i/txax, allex of England, JfEi:!!fXGS& CO. 0/ E.g/’a.u?, SCUEJUXCf of tic A in, MERCK of Darnixiadf, S' ]YA XX 0/ tia. i;., and II. A UFEtiGHill of rente. All preparations are compounded with flu* greatest care. Our reputation for skill and care in I he < :>:uhi< ! of our ku du 1 can be ailo-ted by those who have constantly dealt with ti.< for el;.!nr. year . Full line of Holiday t lomls of every description. Our Hue of Stationary and Confectionary arcvauiplete. u & BEG. Main Stk::::t, AiKilN, SOUTH CAROLINA. New York Pharmacy! W E have just opened our new and elegant Store next door to tho Post- OBlce, where you can lind a large stock of PURE and FRESH if: A T.arge Lino of Fancy floods, Fine Stationary, Toilet Artiolo.s, French Conie<iio;scry, Cigars and Tobacco, intact everything generally found in a tirsf-class Drug Store. Careful preparation of Prescriptions "and Family Recipes our specialty. Call and see us. JJ AIKEN, S. C. ijy 7 k: Next Door to tho POST-OFFICE. Removal Notice. 3 ut -OF AUGUSTA. J. T. DENNING, AUGUSTA, J HAVE A FULL STOCK OH GEORGIA. Crockery »ml Glass Ware, Dfy Goods and Notions, Clhthing, Boots, Shoes, &c. and Domestic Wines, Liquors, Smokers’s Articles! STATIONERY! I Laurerft Street ------- ATKltN, S. C. Square Dealing Triumphs Over Humbug!! %-* . i** * . That Most of the Dry Goods Advertisements of tho Present Day consist of SEXSEI ESS TtiASIIAXD BOM HAST, ROE BOWED, HASHED AND til'll ASHED FOti COXS CM till OX A MONO THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE, IS ALllEAti Y WELL KNOWN TO EVERY CENT till A HER ! ! RICHARD & LITTLE -Have ill store and are constantly receiving tho most perfect line of Foreign and Domestic Groceries ever oflfer«p-in Augusta. Among the many attractions, New Crop London Layer,*Oifcurft Layer, Seedless, Dehcsa ami Loose Muscated Rai»ins, Cur rants, Prfnes, &c.; Fancy New Crop Now Orleans Syrup, Unadulterated Buckwheat, Oat Meal anil all kinds of Farinaceous Goods. In the Fancy Cake andlbracker line we have something entirely new, viz., Jelly. Roll and Layer Cake, with Chocolate and Coaconut Icing. Ourstockof canned goods and preselves is just perfect. We claim to have the finest line of Coffees and Teas to bqhad anywhere. A trial is respectfully solicited. RICH ARDS & LITTLE, 720 Broad Street (Rear of the Monument) Augusta, Ga. W: H. hiitiEIi -Wholesale and Retail Dealer in- -HI a a .550 j*ROAD STREET, - - - AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. ^“’Ipeeial attention given to the sale of COT’XIX. Big Bonanza Bargains!! re A ilE TTTE lake pleasure in r.nnouneiug tinit vo haVe moved our elegant stock VY of FuruitJti’f to 810 Broad - Stroot, old stand of Myers & Marcus. We have lids large swore filled t > overflowing with the most elegant and best as- I nf-Ads' lace shoes, 25 cents, soried sti/cks ewr ofleivd. We eomucte with any market or any dealer inJChiylren’s lace shoes, with heels, 49e. sly'a*, quality or prii«*. The steady inertase in our business is what haH caused us l<> move -o often. We now lutve the finest store anti finest stock U Georgia. Write for catalogue or cni! ami see us. y J. L. BOWLES & CO., 840 13ROAlp STREET, AUGUSTA IS the constant aim of our Firm, by every means in nur power to supoly “hread winners of this fair town, aim the surrounding country, with BOOTS, SHOES, HATS and CLOTHING, :i the LOWEST IS. So closely do we look after our business, that if then* is a bank- lie of desirable stock in our city pr on<* iliou- ind miles away, we are n^^*d, and a representative of our linn, wilii amjde cas'i, is at once sent to 111 the bargains that are ofiered. ‘‘Goods well bonght are half sold,” Kiis is the reason whv our .si ores tuv cms.av.tly so crou'doi that at limes pd it extremely di.dieuit lo wait on al! w!io f ivor us v. ith a call. The fresdnt season we have been able to do more than ever before for our pal runs. Our best buyer has in conse<|uenee of roc ,11 failures bought many thousand pidlara’ wortli of stock that we tan sell al half price! Those goods range fan#the highest to ihe lowest grades in quality and price, and it will be sfrufige if we cannot suit you from our innnen-e stock. Wc quote some of rtr A'oods and prices:— Tvlen’s \^ax brogans, fl. Gctil’scaii ties, a great bargain, ftl. < : ent’s sewed eougrcs', gaiters, 81.25. (ient’s heavy !.*or>!s, solid, $1.50. Gent's <:;df imperial congress, .^2. ' Children’s Jieavv boots, 50 cents. Wot fnen’s pegged shoos, 50 cents. Lacties' standard calf shoes, solid, 81 Millses kid-sewed buttoned hoots, ;,d. 1 Hoys’ nobby hats, 25 cents. Bows’ heavy brogans, 50 cents. J Gent’s wool bals, oOccnts. Bows’ calf ties, 75 cents. Gent’s fine still' hats, 75 cents Gt/nt’s leather slippers, 75 cents. j Gent’s fine soft felt hats, fl. Fruits, Cigars asid Canned Goods !! AT r Fl : ^iVOTXO WMAIULHEBIN & CO. VlK: and 913 Broad St.; Clothing Department, 14 Jones St., Augusta, Ga. AfLargc Sto?k of Fire Works at Bottom Prices! t3T Call and see my stock and obtain price.:. -IN EOOTS AT- ■ ■ STILL THEY 0* A lready our place is a vast r<ca of heauty-Anothing like if in fhe city. TheNpw Goods arc being put in shape just as fas: as they come in, and lliey are so pretty and cheap that the ladies are telling it all over the city. We expected lids. We do not spend two months in the Eastern Markets for nothing. It is our intention to please the people in Price, Style and Quality and it is certainly gratifyingfo know that onr ofiiiris in this respect are beipg appreciated. On Monday morning we will make a spread that will PARALYZE COMPETITION and make competitors pah* with envv. Thvre is cnlv one RICHARD’S CORNER, and high price are ulu gviiter a f .vigil subject to us. GSTOoiue and aoo us or send for Price L!si.jg3 HAIL’S SHOE STORE! NO. GO- BROAD STREET. I HAVE returned from the Eastern and Northern markets, where T have bought a VAST STOCK of BOOTS and SHOES. The Goods are arri ving every dav, and must be sold. My Store, No. <>02 Broad Street, as now arranged, is too small to hold the Stock, of Goods. On October 1st il will be e xtended to double its present capacity, and until then you can get 11aRGA.1XS! as T must sell. The old EDWM EL OPKimi, Dealer In F ancy oods! TXouse TTIurnishing f i oods! amps! S'iloc-kery!! amy vUToods! XJLouse-Sj urnishing vZJToods! JMamps! Vyrockery!! Wood, Willow, Tin, Glass "Ware, Fruits, Country Produce, &c. 541 Broad at.—(Consignments solicited. Auglsta, GnoHcrA. Commissioner of Deeds and Notary Pul>lio. Drawing and Probating Papers a specialty. 3 BwaaHffiMMjjL No. 602, I>«ioad Street, - - - Augusta, Ga. mmn, auction, -AT- T. G. BARRETT, THOS. BARRETT. 3L KaplianN Auction IIouHe, oil Bj’ontl sf., T. G.' BARRETT & SON, Augusta, Geokgia. D AILY consigninenis recelve<l. Ready-made Clothing, Furniture and various other articles too lunueroit > t»> mealioii, almost given away to cash buyers. GEORGIA. W>' V— 'vh^L v> id E lit Qh A e— & 1: w— d y £3 i ^ If aECI*:iVE t all kind* of Merchandise and Produce on Consignment, and JLw make lib. ra! aivauecs of the same. - - - - AUGUSTA, GA. -CALL AND SEE- I). I GINS Bkoad Strvkt, T7 ?> r IVNlVr (- —r A. r J?NE W4 AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, And his “New I.l rlit House Gookic. r Stove,’’ the finest and largest stove you ever saw for tin- price. We nave a fine varh f/ of Stoves at prices vary ing from GO, :Vi3, : !5, .■jis, V.:o. vv -., A*-. In our Gock will be found t!e* i ek*'>:'>'*•! • l Sfa 1 * Ghurn,” Granite Iron pan*! W*4 zr C L ^ ti C- J - c ^ c nr 1 & [fB 3 ! L ta.iti-t '*3 ^■san That those v'ho sag one trrek they reduoe fi'om fl to fifty ocn/t, and Qti tSYne-cf from fifty cent* to 25 cents, tire telling ihe truth, no sensible jKi'son Ixdicvetl/ .flFl t I N our business career we have always deliberately avoided this >method o attracting puUHe attention. Whatever we state in the newspapers we bold ourselves ready to perform at all times and without qualification, and we are happy to Ik* able 10 say truthfully—and this is our reward ps well a» our tribute and compliment "to the intelligence and common sense of tho people—that the results iu our business are most gratifying and satisfactory. This year, notwithstanding short crops and general complaint aismt trade, • we have so far sold more goods than ever before, and v. e trust that the end of the season will find us able to make the same report. We always keep 0:1 hand the Finest Stock of Dry Goods obtainable, both foreign and ‘domestic. We do not hike one article—the market price of which everybody knows—and sell it away below its value ana put three profits on the next article the customer buys; but we put the very closest prices on all our goods. We will not allow ourselves to be undersold on Do mestics, mid on the Finer Grades of Goods we will meet any market in tho United .States. ^'Samples forwarded by mail on application, and orders filled promptly and carefully. DALY & ARMSTRONG, MASONIC TEMPLE, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. mm! COME TO THE FRONT, Asking the kind permission of Informing tho people of AIkeu and adjoining counties that I am still at the well known and reliable Schroder Corner, of fering tome very Extraordinary Bargains! % in Shoes, Hats, Clothing, Ladies’ Dress Goods, Notions and Fancy Goods, to be selected from an unsurpassable stock of Goods. I have the best quality of Red ami White Wool Flannels, and Bleached and Brown Cotton Flannels, at such standard prices that cannot be ap proached. The best Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys and Cassimeres, at such prices as will call for no reduction. ' The best Ladies’ Kid and Berlin Cloves, Gent’s Gloves in large variety. Water-proofs and Repellaut*; for ladies’ wear in the best qualities and colors. Staple and Fancy Groceries a specialty. Headquarters for school books ami school materials'. My stock is complete and has been bought with much care, and 1 am alliirded tbe opportunity on account of largo purchases to otter first prices. Standard goods at standard prices. E2?"l’olUe attention given to all. GEO. W. E. THORPE, AIKEN. S. C. \17‘iNTER’o BLASTS ARE COMING! Vy Heavy Suits and Overcoats will soon bo neede D -AT- Ocskg’s Clothing & Hat Store! 711 Broad Street, GUGUSTA, GA. EN, Youths and Bovs can find tho largest assortment in this city, and can clothe themselves in the most fashionable manner and at the very ZkOWJSSO? IPIRIOIES- An examination will pay. Men’s, Youth’s and Boys’ HATS in every fashionable shape and color. GIo.'P wholesale ns well as retail buyers will bo bencfltted, as BARGAINS can be see tired. “Gout’s Spirts, Undorwear, INnbrellas, Satchels, Ac. 'A. W. BLANCHARD, For J. O. LUDLOW & CO. ZTIWASSJ PHOSPHATE COMPANY, CHARLESTON, «€*.«* SOUTH CAROLINA, C^' Messrs. Win. C. Iloc & Co., General Agon ft* HEflJRY HAHN & CO., Agents, AIKEN SOUTH CAROLINA. HENRY BUSCH, — 1JK-VEKU IN— UROPKIETOH OF- DRY GOODS! mm HOUSE! Notions, Shoes, Crockery, Glast,ware,| and Lamp Goods ! . rr - LIENS & CURVE Stpuuts- Ware,' Fire I run, ('he. e .-ah , Tinv,. , 5i. : G;q s. jiuiit Tubs, Knives and "WT - 1 • -RE 1 k< jg, a select stock «>f V.’lrskies, Brandies, Wines, Beers, ‘ Forks, .Spoons and Cooking l teu-ils in \n;hfi”. ▼ » • a>!d Alt-. ■*\To n lid! as-oriuieiit ol Rarker T.lforu’s Goods,at , l-VI.l.'EP.TOS’S STOVE STORK. loU '“ t ^ viil 1,lca3 '’ ““ i,, “ 1 *?»»«*• O. ^XjA.T'TE. -Gl'ORGI VS !> CON Y'X ••'lON.ER- E$a -.4- «s; it'SHi £ M fi '.Qr ff d 1 >» p I- S» i\ i.i. v’T d (j n EiD Fdi— ( r»o(* AUGUSTA, G. I JdAKE a specially periemv iii ]•. t 0: wfactuiv a -a:; •* .cm . *r iu. . u. . y ( a ;c-. :'Mm navi'in: n Kirro ex- ; {U'-m ? !ii;.p:u!r -ueh e.«ke-> to the eo , »:!t •»*. ! T . • . . 'n a;. ( axe-. ; edde •. i ntemiimueuts. On lei s for Ligi.l i > i’<';. : , Le-.i •, tie., v»i.i . > v - printij-'. aiteiu’:'*;, to. iy. ‘ l. 1 li sen. R, E. I T7*I\H K^:< O. s s-ttniy • : _ s- - Grain Fw - --craters; Van . , . • ' " - ' X r- . X » V. . »A4 -Mills* AGa> agi iit iOi* 1E0 if »> f r y 1 it -r k 4 * s m v ; g a a • v ^ ‘ 4 :-.nt uo::- rn ICVyjGP-! t ; x rrts 0, r„ Sit , > <• « & W. Tv. T-TJkTiO-TLJLNrSJB, JLlXlTACTlEEB OF Tl.\, SHEET IRON. COPPER WORK, va ’J in Roofing, Guttering, Smoke Stack Alii! and Factory Work, EEPAIPJYG, &c. 5ii Broad .-t., Ojipoarte the Fountnin, - - Au t (K?9ta, GEOnoiA. Florda Mr-t’K 1 T -r—a -vJI-Ctwj AkAULUk.-. X -.i W a.... „ v*._ .vid SE Cr; r\r ' I -TX wJ - W v'. - - • - w? -A • The cheapest, •r.fc t ami best; nisurance at its afttial cost! Estimated rates :ts follows. Isolated Residences, • , to . o» l itv-r cent.: AfoivuMtile Deiiait-i ment, bnek stores, to 4 percent.: lue’.vniiuie mparinn-nt, wooden stores I to I 1 ;, per cent,; Aluehmery Depart aunt, steam. 2 i<>p ;• v'ut • meehinerv department, horse and water jkovr?!, 1K to 2 s . per t ear. ’ Jf you need insurance or i AI.l’RKD BAKER, Rre.-ident. JOS. S. BEAN, Cashier. AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK, Sll BROAD STREEF, Gasli Assets Surpitus - AUGUSTA, GA. $275,000,000 125,000,000 F. H. CRELUII, Allendale, South Carolina. - Transacts a General Deposit and Discount Business. interest on Deposits of Five to Two Thousand Dollars. t^ASpccial attention given to Collections. 0.SS52 tw. J'-.VI t'kasoP C?. *303 C5 Cor. York St. and Richland Ave., Is now open for the reception of Win- •taple and Fnnev Groceries a spe-l !^ ur Boarders. Largo rooms nicely cialtv! I |turni'lu<l and well veiitilated. Iran- : !*i«*nt nnf rnn:i<r#> unlleitml. Terms IVtt- Lav.rens street, Aiken. S. C. sient patronage solicited. Terms rea sonable. Livery Stable attached. IT WILL PAY YOU -TO CALL ON- Augusta, - - Georgia, IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN Va3 Obi 688bs, Ltoffioais, Jkssk Thomi'Sox, A. G. >Siii:k-Ma \. Wm. S. (!itKo;, Lot'is Tiio.'i e.sox AUGUSTA GEORGIA. -Man rfae ba rns of- BOORS, SASH,'BLINDS, MOULBLNdS. BRACKETS! YKl.l.OW p;.\r l.VilP.KK. Ac. Dealers in tiainte, Oils, Brushes, While Lead, Fine, Window Glass and tin '. Ule ns ’ JIti rdu'orc. ^ s Planing Mill and Lumber Ysml, Hale St., near Central R. K. Yard. ; . . tf. BEAN, Cashier. ^ »“Saw Mills-No. 9;^ Central Railroad, Georgia. ! 630, RrOilft btrCCt, O UR STOCK is YURY LARGE, well assorted, of foreign and domesti© mamifaetun*, and our ]>nreha e.s have been made so that wc can give PEAL BAPiGAIXS TO ALL. The Best Goods at Lowest Prices. Agents for Butterick’s Paper Fashions. (Catalogues sent free on ap- ■ j)l feed ion. DELANE & HICKOK, - - 1 AUGUSTA, (JEOKOIA. ■ ye 'W- ' .