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—CtyiL R«3HrH IN GHKE.VVf
It «• Uie K«muU of Uiwtuishin^
Hitii a
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* fyum School a White OjlIJ
The Late Le^tslatiire.
Summerville Herald.
j The average member of the Legisla
ture just adjourned was a quaint and |
curious character. He is—speaking in
the present tense—an anomaly in na- ‘
ture. He is a dime-museum freak,
a monstrosity, a foible, a failure, a
f.and. The only consblation in re-,
i ^phool,. a few miles below viewing his brief and w hoopla career i
is the fact .exhibited every day of his j
utter incapacity to ii o'harm. He-w'«s
j a soaring eagle to-day and a croucL-
nei tlier
and tal-
no ani-
Coloewd Stepfather
»« From the Oreeuville News.
An lot#re£Un^c«4'remarkable case,
which piay.&mie under the ci vil rights
^iws, been developed in Uaiitt
this county. The West
ourMiigh j ■
Jdiecity, pi a -flotirisiling one for white
>^holani, taughthy T. E. Ewart. It
le supported partly by individual sub
vurvATE—|— 4 ri i \ | i >0^
Bearding-hlluse !< _L O ( )OiJ 11
the beet people of that section. In
the neighborhood there Is a white wo-
mau married to a well-to-do Tenter
named Smith, who claims to be a
Spaniard, but is regarded and treated
*W9’»toU-t»looded negro, having every
upptarance of beiiig one. Before lier
inarrikge to Smith the woman was a
■tfldo*TlufThad a numlier of thhdren
who are ptire wliite. These children,
inal that he personated did he exhibit
those capacities al >ng with the
mtfsq^e, except when the law-maker
passed as a donkey; then his failure
to understand showed, to tin
most casual observer, more of nature
than acting.
Many of our Soions, who didn’t
know the tliflerenee between the plan
of Salvation and the previous ques-
however, regard Smith us their father Mon, or who couldn’t tell the differ
and are called by his name. Lust week 1
ohm of them, ia boy fourteen, was sent
to Mr. Ewart's school. He promptly
objected to the attendance of the boy,
’and rejiorted the case to the trustees,
J. J. Mackey, John P. Cruggs and A.
It. Smith. A number of patrons ol
Ijie kCjiooi gavp Upljce {.hat if the
ISmith boy attended' it they would
withdraw their chihjjbn.’ On Friday
the trustees‘in6t ati^l unanimously de-
fji^od to dismiss the boy. The com
munity sustains Mr. Ewart and the
trustees, hut the Smiths are indignant
and declare their purpose to prosecute
the teacher and the trustees in the
L T pited l^tatcs Court under the civil
fj^&^Iaw. But it is dittlcult to see
haw such a prosecution could be had,
as the boy was not discriminated
against because of his race, color or
previous cqqclition, biiing a full-blood-
dd white, and was objected to because
of the social position of his parents.
The case is without precedent so far sis
is known.
A FHESIDEXrH ANCESTOR.
Hanged,Drawnami Quartered In lOGO
for itcKieidr.
President Harrison’s great-great*
g.-andfather, who was one of the regi-
c'des of Charles I., says Ben: Perley
Poor, was convicted of high treason?
Pepya, in his diarv, Oct, 13, IMJO, re
fers in tills comforting way to his ex
ecution: “I wept to the Charing
UWnfc'tb ste 5J.aj'.-Gen.jHarrison hang-
eel, draWii a fid quartered, which was
done there, and lie looked as cheerful
as any man could do in that condi
tion.”
Exactly 116 years after this event,
Benjamin Harrison, the father of
trdridoiit Harrison and the great-
grundsmi of the good man who de
parted this life in such a gentleman
like manner, according to pepys, had
just signed the Declaration of lude-
endeuce In Philadelphia. His
'ht was nearly 300 ponuds, while
ence between a deed and a mortgage,
were thoroughly posted on the legal
form of free passes, and could writ*
one off at si momeiit r s notice if awak
ened at midnight.
Horae of our law-makers from some
of theT.i,ek counties, could not read
or sign then own names, so it is said
Still, after being in Columbia several
w^eks, they could read readily, and
at a distance, such signs as “Beer l
cents,” “Good OM Bye Kept Here ’
So that going to Columbia helped
them, if not their constituents.
It is also claimed by several win
were present that a fight took place,
in one of the committee rooms, after
adjournment, between a Senator and
a Representative, over a dispute as ti
whether “a half-grown nigger and a
b.*armadea track exactly alike.” The
Senator argued for the b_»ar, or that
the tracks were alike, which the Rep
resentative said lie “would be d—n el
dey wnz.” At this point bowie-
knives were drawn and tile combat
ants were "operated.
If a Constitutional Convention ora
Legislature ever attempts to redis
trict this Htate, we say. “Brethren,
give us all tjie legislators you want to.
Just roll ’em down on us and till u.'
up with’em ; but, for Heaven’s sake,
give us men that know the way to
Columbia when they have been elec
ted. Give us men that know the dif
ference between the plan of Salvation
ar.rt the previous question. Give us
men, not nonentities; give us men,
not monkeys. Give us anything ex
cept specimens of the late up
lamented.
Hoping to see the ‘morale, of legis
lators and convicts improved ; and be
lieving ihat the latte: - will depend
upon the reformation of tlis former,
we’ll cail for an improvement IrofD
the former on th
whirligig of time
the f irn e_
ROYAL rt:
m
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel oi
purity, string:!) and wholesomcness. Mon.
"•eonomical than the ordinary kinds, and
eannot bo sold in eompeiitioil with the mul
titude of low test, short weight alum or
phoophafe powde.rs. Sold only in cans.
Toy a 1.1> vki.no Power, it Co. 106 Wall St.N.Y.
H. A. SMYBEPv, 0 k
COR. JOHN & WALMEk STS.,
SUMMER VILf.E,
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CAX ALWAYS BE FOUND A FULL LINE QF
NEAR AUGUSTA. GfOBGIA.
PAVILION m
Charleston.
PASSENGER E7 EVA
ELRCTRrC BEJ
House fresh and clean ti
Table best in the South]
Pavilion Transfer (J
Wagons at all trains and
reduced. Beware of
Check to any one on Traj
Bates $2
PEL,
loughout.
The Music House
of The South
REMOVES OCTOBER 1ST, TO
KARRS* BEAL I II t li 1U’1IA»-
ING, NEARLY Opposite
the Oltl Stand.
4
The pupoi ior advantage? of this lo
cation will be appreciated by every
me, and, with increased facilities,
GEO. O ROBINSON «ft CO., will be
enabled to furnish the Finest
Manufactured at LOWEST POSSI
BLE PRICES.
The MdMO Hou33 of tin outh
Guarantees to duplicate Prices in
Nortliern cities, saving to purchase)
all freight and insurance, besides sup
plying STOOL and COVER. Shipped
to any point in the South.
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE and
INSTRUMENTS of every descrip
tion.
SHEET MUSIC and MUSIC
BOOKS.
The Latest Publications.
Orders filled on day of reception.
Write foV Catalogue, Brices, Dis
counts and easy terms of payment, '
G. 0. ROBINSON & CO.
316 Broad Street, AUGUST. GA.
LOMBARD & I
UMDKY,
r am! Boiler Works
Graiiiteville
MBS. N. E. SENN,
Talde furnished with
driving partiesfroin Ai ven furnished
vith luneli at short not
llies and
l.ats. Rates
living your
© $2 oO.
otel.
roprietress.
lie li^st, and
l!
Augusta,
Georgia.
L. K. DOOLTT'FLFA Proprietor.
I ARGE and well veu.jiUated rooms,
centrally located wear railroad
•rossing; lieadquarter 1 ! ffor comnier-
:ial men ; best $2 house In the South ;
elegraph otliee in builping; electric
iglits. Special rates 1^' the week or
month.
Medium and Cheaper Grades of Open ami Top
:b tt a-a-1 is
At Lower Prices than at any other House this side of Cincinnati. This J
Work is all made to order. Lighter Running and Better Finished than
the class of work generally sold as Standard Vehicles. But 1 have just
received a Full Line of Fine
Family Carriages, Pluetoiis and Cabriolet!
Just received another shipment of those Fine OPEN AND TOPBUG-
GIES, made upon special orders, by the best manufacturers North and East.
Nothing being used in the construction o;' these vehicles but the best
materials, and in Quality, Style and Finish, arc uncqualle py any oilier now
on the market. In stock a Full Line of.
SADDLE AND HAMMESS—ALL GRADES.
Which I will offer at Lower Prices tlinn have ever before been known
in the history of the business. Milburn, Studebaker and Standard Plantation
Wagons, all sizes. Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather, Calf Skins, Shoe Find
ings, Carriage and Wagon Materials, Harness Leather, Belt Lacing ol
superior qualitv, Rubber and Leather Belting. Also a full line of
Guns, Shells, Powder, Shot, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Plow Points for
all makes, Nails, Axes, Hoes, Picks, and Mattocks. Pitch Forks,.Shovels,
Spades, Steelyards and Seale Beams, Grind Stones; Rakes, Paddocks, Car
penter Tools, Files, Hinges, Window Sash, Doors and Blinds, Farm and
Church Bells, which 1 am ottering at LO WEST CASH PRICES.
A. f?. GOODYEAR, Agent,
(Successor to R. II. MAY & CO.)
AUGUSTA, GA., opposite Georgia Railroad Bank.
At the Old Staud, 704 Broad St., ----- Augusta Ga.
UH (MIMS! 8MMBH WB
HUNKY BUSCH & CO.
Have on hand for the Fall and Winter Trade: Dry Good*. Notions,
Fancy Good ', Gent’s Fitniiiliiug Goods. Boots and Shoes, Huts, *
Clothing, (’rockery, Glassware amt
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
e keep Choice Lines in all our departments, which are well selected!
We ask our ti tends to give u» a chance and we guarantee good Uooe't|
li .dug prices and polite treatment. .vn.
HENRY BUSCH Ji CO.
Web .els Corner,
Aiken, 8. C.
— ■
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP!
T he undersigned has moved to aiken. and
Established himself in Mr. Beckipiin’s shop, where he is prepared to do
nil hinds «>f ‘ ‘ h
FIXE BUGIH A.\D IVAGOY
!K,
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8
Hotel!
LL. WEIGHT & SOS, Prop'rs.,
’OLI T MBIA,
C.
L,E supplied with
>onis large and vfe
ABI
Rooms
the BEHT.
ell furnished.
£3$^Slates reasoncfblr.^tg}
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of Charlcs-
"commun’icUibn' to the
tews aad C’ou rier regardi hg “Charles
ton County expenditures,” a “single
item”- of which lie says, “has been
from
view.’
adroitly veiled
He says:
j “There were fiity-tvo prisopeis de
livered to tlm Penitentiary Tn Colum
bia last year and $40 apiece charged
jMid paid ftir “transportation,” an out
lay of $2,080. First-class' tickets to
Columbia cost $3.90 each. Of course
prisoners are not transported in first-
class coaches, but I will make the
bill out on this basis anti fro have
$202.80. Then nssunrilig that a consta
ble had char'ge'of't wo prisoners each,
(not so, of course, for the carriage of
prisoners is very different from this,)
and wo have for tfrenty-six consta
bles, going and returning, fifty-two
tickets at $3.90, $2p2 80. : ‘Total outlay
#403.00, dedqctbd from #2,080, and the
balance is the snug little sum of $1,-
674.40 tucked away in a private
pbbkdt. 1 ,’ -
The LaurensvijJe Herald in com
menting on this slightltj extravagant
bill says: “Wehardly think this was
i'ver exceeded;' iri'small matters,‘ even
during the Radical days of “good
stealing” in South Carolina. Some of
Charleston’s loyal Democracy seem to
have beeYi rchdaWing the minor les
sons learned from “honest John Pat
terson.” And it may possibly be that
some other Counties than Charleston
have “tucked away in a private
pocket” a'few cool thousands. Inves
tigation might astonish the laity.”
fo-day
f more m6n.
tof Charleston.
Tves from all the other
pod men, pure and hon-
£h, but in most instances they
deficient ir. general information
that great essential to intelligent leg
islation.
From the Prosperity Press and Re
porter.
A proper care in selection of candi
dates is the reinedr for the many evils
of which complaint is now made.
The voters have it within their power
to receive or to reject tlio-.e persons
who present themselves as candidates
for election. A few intelligent, per-
severingand determined men can ac
complish a great deal. There isam-
nle time in the futi.re lor campaign
talk.
Prom the Pickens 'Sentinel.
It would be right, proper and
just to have the cansus taken and the
apportionment made, even if it should
take one menber from Pickens county
and give one more to Beaufort. It
would be necesary, even if it
was positively known, that no change
whatever would be made; for no leg
islature is a legall3 r constituti d
body which is not made up according
to the constitution which creates it.
[. P. Engine $495,
15 H. P. Engine $585.
New and First-Class complete Powei
Cotton Press Cheap,
BeSting The Best,
Engine and Boiler Repairs Promptly
Done.
PIPE FITTINGS ALL KIND IN
STOCK.
1014 to 1026 Fenwick Street,
AUGUSTA, - - GEORGIA.
CS ! “Telepliona No. 27.
Coa!!!
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Britton & Go
Have on Hand and to Arrive
Stove, Grate amt Black
smith Coal,
to Suit the
For Sale
in Quantities
Purchasers.
The Blighting Dram Shop.
Sumter Watchman.
The yh.rQliii^ Sjiartan contrasts the
poverty made apparent in Greenville
city by the late cold weather, with
that of Spartanburg, intimates that
the liquor business of Greenville did
not sceih'to make that city as pros
perous as it may l>e. It seems to us a
waate-of tin\p to try t.ud convince peo-
that liquor shops make tlie'poor man
poorer. It is the man who lives on
4aily wages, whittled down to the
lowest point, that suffers most from
the saloon. His one or two or three
drinks per day makes all the differ
ence between living in moderate corn-
tort and existing in such a hand to
mouth style that a week’s Inclement
weather will put him on the parish.
People are often poor without any aid
in that direction from the saloon, but
that blightingjnstitution never fails to
add poverty and misery. Every dime
(Missed over the liar is that much ab
solutely thrown away as far as the
original owner is concerned.
According to an exchange President
Cleveland dresses well. His usual
suit is one of black broadcloth, witii
the coat double breasted and tightly
buttoned about the body. He wears
good boots, and these al way's shine
brighter than those of any of his call
ers. His linen is always white and j ls£ ■ B
he puts on a turnover collar every |
day. His favorite necktie is one of DiclULOIlds !
black, very quiet and modest in its
tie. The President ties it himself,
and he does not require the assistance
of a valet in making his toilet. He
wears a moustache which is rather
heavy and a brown color. The rest of
his face he shaves with his own hands
every morning. President Arthur had
his own barber conic to the White
Houseaud shave him. Arthur bought
many fine suits 6f clothes, and he
use^kore while in the White House
than Cleveland will get away with in
a life-time.
n^Orders left at Hall’s Drug Store
or with Mr. .1. H. Hard ;it passenger
Station, will receive prompt atten
tion. Coal will ue delivered at resi
dences or places of business it
desired.
BRITTON & CO.,
AIKEN. - - - - - - S. C.
OVERCOATS
A RE the most usetul gaaments in
the cold season, you will see by re-
feriug to the cut the necessity - of hav-
haviugone these garments. This con
sists of all grades, frofrj a $3 Overcoat
to $40, the finest. There is very litile
change in these garments; the pat
terns are very neat in style, and con
servative in Colots, and tlie lining?
in Satin and Silk make a fashionable
over-garment that no one need he
ashamed to wear. Just think of it,
the best dressed gentlemen are now
patronizing this Emporium for Fash
ionable Dress and business Suits,
which are made to fit equal to any
Merchant Tailor’s work and at one-
half the price. There are no better
goods cut into Huitb'than Can he found
in this well selected Stock. You can
find everything a gentleman needs
from his Hat down tohis Shoes, such
as Under wear, Neckwear, Hats, fine
Shoes, and fine Clothing. This is
undoubtedly ibe LARGEST AND
MOST COMPLETE STOCK in the
State, and at prices for the same Grade
of Goods cannot be competed with
anywhere. My long experience in
this business and having the taste
(which has been proven,', lias given
me the advantage over other competi
tors, in having tlie FINEST AND
MOST RELIABLE STOCK hi the
City - . Another advantage is, I have
the best lighted Store, re> that custom
ers can see what they are buying, also
the make and finish of the garments.
I cordially invite you t<> call and
take a glance through this large estab
lishment when in the City - , I will take
pleasure in showing you through.
Respectfully,
M. L. KIN ARD’S
Columbia, S. C.
IBTT'V-
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-WHOLESALE & RETAIL—
843 and 830 Broad Street, - - - AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
Nuts and Raise ns. Figs, Dates, Prunes and Grapes !
A Large Stock all New and Cheaper than last year. Special inducements
to Whole ale buyers 1
Apples and Oranges and Bananas, by - the Burrell and Bunch and
Box! Mince-Meat! Jellies and Preserves! Dressed Poultry!
Celery and Crunberrh?, ! Plum Pudding ! Gelatine !
Pig Il;ims and Tongues ! Cookery Wines
and Brandies !
Wines and Whiskies all Grades and AgesJ
CsTCome and see up. We can please you loth in Price and Quality.
and in fact,everything in Ids lijie. HORSE-SHOEING A HPECLS
respectfully iinvites the patronage of the Aiken public.
METTE & CUSHMAN.
* AIKEN. S.C.
IS. N. BRUM CLARK,
819 Broad ntreoc,
AUGJJSTAj GEORGIA,
I S receiving a Handsome Line of MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS fq*
Fali and Winter. You will do well to examine her Stock of CORSETS
BUSTLES, 1IOOL? SKIRTS, NOTIONS, ETC. BLACK CREPE and DRES.4
PRIMM1 M’S in great varitey. Will resume the husiiiess of DRESS MAK-
ING October i, 18s5.
MRS. N. BRUM CLARK.
AT
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is
Successor to JAMES E. COOK.
a
AVE received from Northern
selected stock of—
tnd Eastern Markers a full and I
General SVierehandise
1
For the Fall and Winter trade. Wc have a larger stock of Ladies’ Dresi
Goods than ever before. All grades of Repel iants, Cass! me res and Jeans
Bleaching, Flannels, and Domestics in abundance. An extraordinary larg«
stock of first-class Boots and Shoes, including the well known Bay Stau
Standard Screw Good? and the Clement'Wigl & Ball Custom Work.
A CLOTHING DEPARTM ENT which is full and complete in quality
•tyle and prices. A stock of HATS and CAPS in which fre cart suit and
fit any man, hoy or child who may favor us with a call. An extensive
GROCERY Department, in which will he found the choicest Family Gro
ceries and Plantation Supplies. Hardware, Tinware, Glassware and
Crockery cheaper than ever.
Having purchased these goods during the past dull season at remarkably
low figures, w<) propose to sell them at prices which will fully satisfy the
closest buyers. .
IAS. L. QUINBY &CO.
IP -A. ID C
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To your inspection
Full line always on ban
914 BRO AD .STREET
ame- <: m ~ -y* . xs»'2'.<«nmevMseav
FINE SHOES!
GORRECT STYLE!
f* - ;. *'*' 'Vjptl
You who have an Eye open to Economy have
found out long time since that it does not “pay to
buy poor Shoes. The Best, I claim, are the
Cheapest, and therefore
Submit a Full Line of Burt’s
* * -« I . 7*
They need no praise to those who have tried tliQm.
d for Ladies, Misses and Children, at *•
■ JOHN P. DILL’S,
- t ~ - AUGUSTA, GA
» » ■ T»•
1IUFUS carter & co
re 3 ACCO MANUFACTURERS,
HOLESALE CIGAR DEALERS,
E SELL STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS GOODS AT BOTTOff PRICI
AUGUSTA,
w and to Merchants only.
No. 310 Jackson Street,
ROBERT POWELL.
House Fm
TINWj
Ippll
Carriage and Wi
Paints, Oils and
Agents for the Domestiq and American Sewing Machines,
LAURENS STREET,
AIKEN, S. C.
Tinware
FRED VOGT,
- MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
House Furnishing Goods, Stoves
Hardware.
am
THE MAMMOTH FURNITURE STORE MAN, BEGS TO (’ALL AT
TENTION TO THE FOLLOWING AWFULLY LOW PRICES—
GOODS GUARANTKED:
An entire Walnut Ik'd-room Suite, full Marble Top, 10 piece?, $39; a very
Large and Elegant Solid Walnut Parlor Suite, covered witii Plush,
only $42.30; an l.legant Walnut Parlor Suite, covered with either
Good Haircloth or Fancy Ramie, at $27.50; a Large Assort
ment of Poplar Bed-room Suites, full Marble Top, at $32;
of', in Wood Top, from 16.50 to 2i dollars.
A No. 7 Flat Top Cooking Stove, with 50 pieces, for 13 dollars; No. 6 Step
Stove, 25 pieces, f,8.73.
Every kind and every articK-of every kind in the Furniture, Bedding and
Stove Line; also, a full line of Window Shades, Carpets, Rugs, Clocks, Pic
tures, etc.
In Undertaking Department yoi-can find Coffinsmd Caskets, Gentlemen’s
Robes, Ladies’ Robes, Odd Fellow’s
of all other trimmings.
Any information will be chcej - ful!y given,
prices.
L, F. PADGETT’S
s ana Mason's Trhiimings, and a full line
Write for full particulars and
PAINTS. OILS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES, ETC,
Roofing, Guttering and Repairing a Specialty.
AIKEN. ----- S.C.
7^-3=
Furniture Store,
.won,
-Manufacturer of-
1110 and 1112 BROAD STREET,
AUGUSTA, GA.
AND HMFimmi (jOODS
mk
The Largest and Most Gc
plete Establishment Sout
Estahlisbed 1842.
Geo. S. Hacker &
Office and Warerooms, Kii
opposite Canhon Street,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
—Manufacturers of—
LOOPS, SASH, BLINDS\
hlvuldings & Building ifateriA
i uSS i
WAGON!
MANt FCTUBEU EV THE-
Watches! Jewelry!!
NP li r GOODS! LO WPS TPRICES!
—: o:
-AOKNT FOR-
Standard Ainerican Yv T atches,
(Every watch warranted to give per
feet salisniction to purchaser.)
i
.A.E ^Cmds of o j ^ 1885. ^iew Goods, Fail Trade. S885
Tin RooSng, Iron Roofing !
Gutters and Conductors! Poofs Pe-
pairedt and Painted! Mill aad Fac
tory Work! Hot Air Furnaces, Ven
tilators, &c.
AVING every facility for oon-
ducting our business witii dis
patch and satisfaction, I respectfully j
Window Shades and Lace Curtains, Wilton, Velvet, Brussels, 3-ply In-
I irrain Carpets, Hearth Rugs. Door Mats, Art Carpet, Windo w Shades of every
les. Cocoa, Cut >n and Napier Mat
's i/.e and Color, embracing all the New Styles,
tings, Floor Oil Cloths gild Linolaums.
H
Lace Curtains, Window Cornices and Poles, New Walnut, Cherry, Ash
Ebony and Brass Cornices and Poles. Turcoman Curtains and Draperies.
Uphoisterv Goods. Raw Silks in a variety c.f Patterns. Fringes in all Colors.
Hair Cloths,
Decorations.
Cane and Gimp and Buttoms. Wall l.’aper?, Borders and
Mabic, Todd & Co.’s Gold } Solicit a share of the patronage ol
^ y j Aiken and tlie surrounding country.
Jr" JrLJJsl I i w. h. haugraves,
D. Julius Kins’s Combination
Just Opened
For
Trades:
Spectacles!
541 Broad S.t., Augusta, Ga.
Oil Paintings, Engraving and Chromos. Brooms, Duster?, lAasUets, Door j
Mats, Walnut and Rubber Weather Strips for Doors and Window, to keep
out cold, and all sold at Lowest Prices.
(The best—an immense assortment in !
store; I am enabled to suit parties by '
mail, when inconvenient to visit the .
store.) £
The largest ami best stock of Jew
T O buy your Tinware,
Glassware, Lamps,
Spoons, Knives, &c.. Forks, Combs; 0 >dv .jne i.r.ee askod. ^ ^
Brushes, Buckets, Spectacles, Pins, Persoiml atttiil.oii^i n t atjb-
’ - — ’ - 1 -• ’[work. Pine and dimcult work sohe-
JheX PLacE'yFiaYYojj
Lelry ever broughLto Aiken.
Goods all marked in plain tig
Needles, Soaps. Baskets, Dolls, Vases, T > V iA„ . T\V.. V
and every oilier ,hing, is at ’ l ! ed a . t ^^tional Jewelers
THOS. NOD’S ^HBUH
* K!#h Congressman get this year
6,5U) packages of vegetable seeds, be-
aidesoUO packages of flower ttoads. ^
o
lO and 15 C<*nts Store,
No. 516 Broad Street,
AUGUSTA, GA.,
Heoaquarters for TOYS of all kinds.
Boyce’s Barber shop.
I WIL be happy to receive my
costomers at my old stand,
Curve Street
tyShaving, Hair Cutting and
Shampooing executed in first-class
i tyle. J. R. BOYCE.
H. F. Warneke,
Baker and Confectioner
AMD DEADER Jrt
groceries
TOBACCO and CIGABS,
TOYS, FIRE-WORKS, Etc.
- - - s. c.
C. BART .,
IFP0KTEES AND WHOLESALE
DKAL.ERK IX
I FOREIGN
AND j
DOMESTIC FRUIT,;
APPLES, ORANGES, BANANAS, j
COCO A NUTS, LEMONS. PEA
NUTS, PI NEAP IT ES. POT A-
TOES, ONIONS:, CAB
BAGES, &e.
55, 57 and 59 MARKET STREET,
CHARLESTON. S.C.'
If * s-i. *
Rainey’s Barber Shop.
JAMIES G. BAILIE & SO
Chronicle Building, 714 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
MATTHEWS BROS.,
"Opposite the Ashley Hou«e) - - AIKEN, SOUTH CAROLINA,'!
Which for strength, durability and finish cannot he surpassed. Plantersl.
farmers will find it t:> their interest to call and examine our work. Lmprm
axle-cutting machine for taking ap lost motion without U19 cost of new ax^
Buggies for sale! Repairing of all kinds promptly attended to. Improv
hame-string fasteners for sale. Blacksmitaing and horse-shoeing a special
with us. All work promptly attended to. Satisfaction guaranteed.
——Pleasure and Profit to All!-——
JOHN H. FEARY,
Wat
and Ci<|
Ret
T 11 E
BARRETT MANUFACTURING CO.
Watches
VpliS’m 1 iviiuq
729 Broad Street, Qpjiosite Central Hotel, - - Augusta^
THIRTY YEARS experience in fitting lenses in Spectacles maki
Optician Department Complete.
Sole Agent far Diamond Spectacles. Dealer in Eeliable J^e'
Also Silver-Plated Ware at the Lowest Prices.
I ESPPorsonai attention to monogram engraving.
Au
O N Laurens Street,
of the “Croft Block.”
AIKEN,
.. ,v ....
one door south
_ Hair CuG
ting. Shampooing and Shaving done
j with care, and After the most approv
ed method.
tSTThe Trimming of Ladies Bang?,
Misses and Children’s Hair a Special-
ty ' E. CAPERS RAINEY.
IS NOW PP.DPAKVD TO PU11NISU ND’.VSPAPKP.S WITH
FINE NEWS PAPRR!
When taken in quantities of kifty rkams, or over, we will deliver oui
pajicr free to any point in South Carolina at 6 cents per pound. Tiir!
Recorder is printed on paper manufactured at Bath, S. C. \Vy are also pre
pared to furnish the tru.de with
BOOK, MANILLA and WRAPPING PAPER!
&P PATRONIZE
P. 0. BABBETT, Pesidept,
HOME ENTERPRISE!
- - AUODSTA, GA.
DOWN TOWm GRgEN MAI
CAN SUPPLY-
FAMILIES WITH FIRST-CLASS YE6J
THAT IS:-
NOLTHERN CABBAGES. TURNIPS,
POTATOES. APPLES, BANANAS, OR A
COCOA NETS, NUTS, RAISINS, CITRON,
ALSO rf™
SELECTED GROCE HIES IN Gl
Goods Delivered at the House. Call at the
VICUNA BAKERY AND
W. T.
PARK AVENUE,
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