Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Fne r* i op2*oriuuit at the Lyeru celebrate:! It» 1 render O i I be oj»ejr i coiner hijn? Pre»« wherev following ext New* showii •of it: ' It in eo^v to ijn^ ily oi.ili^ Mikiujo :t ^ is atr<*ir*roii-dji funny an delightfully musical, catching j .nrlesand ebadef ; es of music:)} sentiment. KverVp j h >11 in the Bijou Company is fuliy up j to his or her part, and the perform* Hu ml ay was a lovely day and the i a, 'ee goes smoothly trom end end churches were well attended. , without a buinrle or a stick to inur it. ' ~ i Mias Itandall has a delightful voiee, j uinlerstands its uianagemeut thor oughly and isu moat enjoyable netress. Mr. Tlio-<. Martini, who d»>e.s Ko-Ko, J “The streamlet slaked !iis thirst, But his life blood ebbed away j Yet no wife was tiiere beside him To hear what he might say.” t have been tllj i the street* duriiq PJPP Yanklte sohli'^-gl/i' o this l.aiou rJnsp Pknow; id cruwl<*d to tbisrotr spyl r- IX>t'AIj*BIt^V IT I fc*». r Aml crawled to thisTair spot When wounded—sad and slow. Tlth blizzard of last week, has been •uccecded by delightful weather. ‘•On this dread Malvern Hill, \\ hen minie balls wore hissing, The .Soldier sought this cover And at, roll call lje was ‘missing.’ Hchool Coinujistoncr Harley fiiaking a visituliou of the schools is the Bard High Executioner, and docs it perfectly, is a .South Carolinian, a native ot Chester,ami v/as for a long — j lime resident in Charleston and ut- Oovernor Thompson has reappoint-j tended Wofford. College. Adelaide Ad Mr. States H. I,ee, Trial Justice for I Itandall, as Yum-Yum, was splendid, Bangley. j and she was very finely supported by _I | Miss Marion Chester and Miss Clara Kundall, as Piiti Slug and Peep-Bo, Tilt: DYING SOLDIEIi IS PJt.VYEK. Three candiduteaaye already in the ^ield for the olfice of Hchool Commis sioner. From all pdWions of thy County yoine unfavorable reports concern ing the out crop. “Oli! God from whom life came, Oh! God to whom I go. Save her who blessed n;y youth, Have her from pangs of woe. ; ing definite i; On the Frank G<>rtilj!^JT!frht a pi key at a*sli<4>afld started . From that time nothingjmore i seen of him and no clue as to I whereabouts could be obtained. The ! ! canal was dragged without avail, i ; Fin anally his wife and others came to I the conclusion that he liad left town, j A few days ago Mrs. Gordon went to j Savannah to look for him. To-day ' Ids body was found floating in the i river in a badly decomposed condi tion. There were several gashes on ids head, but it ie supposed that these were caused by the body striking against the lee oV other objects in the water. It is probable that he fell into the csnal while on Ids way home and was swept into the river. wards of Ko-Ko. The Mikado of I Japan, Mr. James Buxton, and Nanki-Po, his son. Mr. Alfred Wil-: “‘I,et wisdom guide the people; kie, were good characters. The elder-1 And a lien this war is done lv lady of the play was well sustained Bet Union, Peace and Freedom^ i Harring. The costumes woin ! Hhine o’er them like the sun.’ Senator John M. Bell was In town on Saturday and paid a pleasant visit at The Recorder office. by Heltn Harring by the Bijou are particularly worthy | o;' notice, as they are of the finest j Thank God the warover; character, and ot a very unique de-! Thank God for kindly feeling; sign. The Bijou Company, when- j And now let blessed peace A TRAMPING NEWSPAPER. ever it comes this way again, will bt: | Spread forth its wings of healing, sure to meet with a warm welcome. A special excursion train left Aiken yesterday evening for Augusta, which carried quite a number to \)<30 Emma j ^.bbut. The beef now offered for sale in A.ikeu, is of good quality and is sold at reasonable prices. At '1 hese simple rhymes were sugges- | ted by an incident narrated to the j writer by Dr. B. II. Teague of the the monthly meeting of v the j Hampton Begiou. . Published by Request. rtority lien law puts a stopper on littvanees to small fanners unless the landlord signs paper*. Ten Dollars reward is offered in another column by Senator John M. Bell for a stolen mule. Bee advertise ment. A correspondent writing from Windsor says that within a short time there have been fifteen weddings within twelve or fifteen miles of Windsor. Beech Island Farmers’ Club, Mr. 11 L. Mayson in the Chair, W. A. Atkin- i son Secretary. Mr. C. G. Tutt intro- j duced the following resolution, sec-! ended by R. J. Ilankiusou, which was i unanimously passed: H. J. 8., Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. Whereas three-fourths of the peo ple of tills State are engaged in agri- I culture, and more than three-fourths j of all the taxes are paid by them; ami | Montn»orencl Items. Correspondence; of the Aiken Recorder. Montmorkni.i S. C. ) February K. 1886.)’ Editor Aiken Jireorder. Mr. J. T. Shuler and wife and C. A. whereas this class contributing largely by their votes, and money toj Humphries,^sq., left for Florida last man.lam the government are not in a where they intend making it prosperous condition, ami do not re- ! tJmji- home, we are sorrv to lose such ceive that fair reward for their labors I ^ , .q citizens. May success attend which it is just and reasonable thev I I’’”* , , , . , , , j them is our wish, should: and whereas we fee! and Miss Jessie William, neiceof J.E. know thatWtur rigiits and interests j \y e j] s xdsq., is spending sometime h ive been ignored and subieet to un-! u ; t ;, iu . r 10 lativ.-s, she is !ro-ii Colum- How Edgefield Countv is to be Given the News. ATgnsta Chronicle. Edgefield C. IB, Feb. 5.—The peo ple of Edge Qeld village are somewhat exercised at present about, the local newspapers. There are already two newspapers here, the Advertiser and the Chronicle, and it is probable that another one will be started here in a short while. And there is some talk of two new ones being started. One of the two newspapers will be edited by Mr. Jas. T. Bacon, and the other one is spoken of by Dr. W. D. Jen nings, who proposes to run his paper in a novel way. He says he will buy an army press and keep a movable office, printing the paper alternately at one and then at another of the ul terior towns in the county. For in- -tance, he would print one issue at lied Hill, then at Giigal, Itiehardson- ville, Mf. Willing, Fruit Hill, the Dark Corner, and soon at other small towns and villiagcs in the countv. WHAT WE (JAJt VNTEE ! The Safe Delivery of Orders, whether forwarded by Mail, Express .or Freight. That all our Goods shall prove represented or Money liefunded A. J. McElmur son, H B-Mayson, Hopewell. Joe H, Morgan, B. P. seph Stevenson. Me Tier. W. E. Sawyer, W. S, Sawyer, G. W Williams. Millbrook. Martin Holley, Barney Glover, J. V George. We desire to give and sljall give our Customers entire Satis faction. Shcnr. J. M. Bell, James Morris, G. P. Seigler. Silverton. R. S. Hankiuson, G. S. Newman, ! J. B. Wilson, Consult our Agent W. AY. W\oU8EY' - vo \ pure has? Sleepy JColloir, I. W. Foreman, I. Benjamin R. Green. Shultz. N- Eubanks, \ We refer with confidence to the lit Soulh Carolina, Georgia, Ala ts of tlio IJ, Dr. Armstrung Convicted. Tlie safe of Mr. DStelling, a grocery merciiant of Augusta, was blown open pn last 'rimrsday night, and ifiO!) in niom-y unj a quamity of jewelry mi. Tln> Jiurglars left their tooN in frWfctaBiiw* sal'll Tliey arc evid-. ly experts' Micoaclnncnts; ■nt- The lines entitled ^^Tlvnjik God the war is over” are written by* Ur. Hoj- are J. Smith, of Piiila lclphia, ~T'a., who recently spent "ometlnie in Ai ken. T!<esentinn’iits breath a spirit ol true patriotism that will conuncml the verses to the favorable criticism ot readers Nortli and South. just ami oppressive Therefore, be it J£. ■glvr.il. That we cal! on the farm <* s of Aiken County and throiighou! the State to organize in County am) Township Agricultural Societies, t< t i’ue these giva: evils into immediate Ida County, Florida, We hope she i may have a pleasant time. I Mr. H. li. Baggot. jireached a fine j s a in ui hole on last Sunday, (juite a I large congregation attended, lie has ! been called to he our pastor for this , , , i year, and we hope will accept, he is consideration, ail’l to *o:ui oclegafcs to ! ,]oinga greatdeui «.f good in this com- a harmers Conveiumn to becaihal in j niu „pv. tbe near future for th- purpose of J Dr. U. M. Boatwright and wife, left adopting sucii measures as may he! here a few days ago for Charleston, on Atlanta, Ca., February f>.—Bis hop Beckwith announced the decis ion of the Ecclesiastical Court in tin Armstrong ease this morning. The Court found Armstrong guilty of vio lating his ordination vows, in that he confessed drinking beer in a hote; and visiting bouses of ill-fame. A1 though on a laudable mission it was not setting a good example to hi.- tlsek. The penalty is nof more than ten years’ suspension, but the Bishop Inis not yet pjropoqueed sentence. Take No Other ! J. C. Hammond, J. H. Getzen, Geo. W. Walker. B UI ST’S A U E T1 IE B EST, '•K-. nie 1 ip.-ces ury to upiioM tinit m- j tiuslness for a'few days, teiest oi the State wiiu.h i-« the basis | The farmers are very uneasy about ol all ot her iriteresi.s, and "inch it { their oat cro)>, as nearlv ail are kill all trailge that at tlifl? I: te I- uccessarv to repeat lImMCo:!)- e<r~bv' k real name of the author can find no place in these columns. ^S r e have rt- pently received oneortwo uno'.jecti r.i able coiunniiiicalioiis that we cotd-1 njiot nublish. in consequence of the vio- JaTnNB^f this old and imperative rule. lowed to decay must drag down others in its ruin Grainteviiie News. . ij-otii our Regular Correspondent. Gkanitkville, S., C. 1 Editor A, February 8tii, 1886.) :u Hceorder: Mosbi-b. Bonduraui, Jopling & Co of Augusta, Ga., will supply all the The freeze of the last few days has finished up the last lemuant of the j f!o'\ rs in the greenhouses ami |>iis {around here and <ilso a number of j lamps have appeared still going fur- i tiler South, ! Messrs. Sam Giles, Woodward and heir oat crop, as nearly au are kiiic by the recent cold snap. We think they had better sow again, as a half crop is better than none, and also bet ter than lime prices for hay and corn. The planters have started plowing and fixing for the crops, a good many of our farmers aregoingto plant watermelons, tiiere will lie planted in onr section about 251 acres. W. Notice hr. druggists and storekeep ers. I guarantee Shriner’s Indian Vermifuge to destroy and expel worms from the human boil}’, where they ex ist, if used according to directions. You are authorized to sell it on <he above conditions. David E. Foutz, Proprietor, Baltimore, Md. And will Give Satisfaction. On all Orders amounting to Five Dollars and over, we will allow you a discount of ton per cent. C. Barrett & Go. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. Hockey Grove. J. M, Price, H, A, Bally, D. 11 Sally. Rocky Spring. J. M. Cook, Jas. W. Cook, Mat Ready. Tabernacle. J. K. Brcdie, E. O. Holman, Kitching. ll’ifnY#. C G. W. Sawyer, W. R. Gunter, Bove Jordan. Windsor. Daniel Jackson, G. B. Cushm Ij. Evans. As this is the year for assessii real estate, the assessors are req to be prompt in their attention » matter. They will elect a chair' who will be e.r officio a member of the C-.tiiify Board of Equalization.. The County Board of Equalization meet on the 2 1 Tuesday, the 9th day of Editor .liken Rccci brick for the four new two story store® ! several other geutiennien formed a about to be erected on Baurens street. Mr. John Staubcs, the contractor, in forms us that it will take over 250,900 bricks to complete the job.. These gentlemen have one of the most com plete and extensive brickyards .n the ISouth, and supply the finest quality jof brick to be found anywhere. We call especial attention to tin advertisement of Mr John B Heriot, who has opened a choice stock of { foods at the store recently occupie ' >y F. D. Ingersoll, Mr. Heriot ad vertises goods saved from the fire which he will sell at very low price®. .Call at once and secure bargains. Mr. Heriot will also continue the news business. Northern papers will al ways be fouml on sale and also Tin: Aiken Recorder. 1 bunting party and went down Horse Creek, and the Savannah River, they spent two delightful weeks, and re ported game plentiful. Theatre parties are all the rage here crowds go every week to see some fine play performed. A nice del egation wiji go from here on Monday night to see Emma Abbot, and another party is being formed to see Mikado, in Aiken on Tuesday. Mrs. and Miss Knott of Indianapo lis. lib, have been visiting Airs. Caro line Platt. Mr and M s H. C. B trdia have gone on a visit to Eouisviiie Ky. to spend several weeks. Atiss EmmaSliealy qf Danville Va., is on a visit to relatives at this place. Mrs. Jaekson (the mother of our citizens Ben and Lewis Jackson) an old and estimable* lady, died at Airs. The llev. II. Nelson Payne, Field Secretary of the Bn*sbyteiian Board of Missions for Freed men, will preach jn the Immanuel Fresbytirian Chapel, tcorner York Street and Richland Avenue.) this evening at 7:-f5 o’clock. Mr. Payne, is in his official capacity, to Aiken to visif the Mission work which has been carried on by Rev. W It. Coles since 1881. This work com prises a Church for the colored people and a school with an attendance of 125 scholars under the instruction of four teachers.one of whom hg* charge oft sewing department. so flour^iimy^((|«flff^ rTT l , ?o "e are JnfocutfM^T}"nc -tMipcnt;tciident that i t) rt^#5om is needed for the pupijs. Henry Napier’s her daughter, Please publish the following: Married in Aiken County, at the residence of the bride’s mother, Wed nesday evening February 3, bv the Rev. \V. II Mostly, Mr. W. T. Brown to Alias Rachel Gunter, daughter of the late Lawson Gunter. After the marriage which had taken place about 7 o’clock, the company retired to the dinning-room where' a large table was spread from one end to the otlnr with eatables of various kinds that would tempt the most delicate aopetite. Each one seemed to enjoy their supper very much, and every thing passed off nicely. Mr. Brown is one of our promising young man and is highly esteemed by most every one that is personally acquainted with him. He is a farmer by trade, and will in a few days take his bride to their newly settled home about 3’.. miles east of Aiken. We wish them a long, lumpy and prosperous life. M. The best. Salve in tlje world f< r Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sa t, Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, ('happen Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and ail Skin Eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guar anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by H. 11. Hall. Wholesaler and Retail Druggist. 822 Broad Street. - - Augusta, Ga. pneumonia on Friday last. Her funeral was preached by the Rev. Air. Wroten in the l.uthrap Church, a large num ber of friends attended the remains to the cemetery Airs. Jno. Murphy, of Vancluse, has opened a store at Air. West’s old smud. Mrs. AIcCauts and three children jof Charleston, are stopping at the hotel for the winter. ^ j Mr. Murehant’s soJiojJ--“"' r '' f "TiM 11 \ be rs ’ >ne hundred—Tnieen scholars The Editors of America, .Ye it's and Courier. The executive committee of the In tel national Editorial Association of America have fixed the time and place of die next meeting of the Assprtft- tional at Cincinnati, Ohio, on Feb ruary 23, next. Tho^jiutnebr^rsiiip ol the AssoeiaXlme-imade to include ,, i l j t _j*rTTirrf5\vlii> >s a member of the Most Excellent. J. J. Atkins, Chief of Police, Knox ville, Tenn., writes; ‘‘My family and l are beneficiaries of your most excel lent medieine, Dr. King’s New Dis covery for consumption; h iving found it to be all that you claim for it, desire to testify to jts value. Aly friends to whom I have recommended it, praise it at every opportunity.” Dr. King’s New Discovery for Con- sumption is guaranteed t >cure coughs colds, bronchitis, asthmas, croup and affection of Throat, Chest and Bungs. Trial bottles free at H. H. Hall’s Drug .■store. Barge size $1.00, Khoes’DT emulsioN -OF- PURK COD LIVER OIL, -WITH- Irish -ANI) ilypophospkitjs of Lime and Soda. March, JSSfi. DAVE H. WISE, Auditor Aiken County. Jap. 6th, 188(5. Master’s Sales. ha and Norn -Agrieuif iiiu. its. Char 1 the best find the onl a very elienp and ■excolleu fruit trees, grape rfiien, •RN COMPOUND, a complete the truchcrs near Charleston foi? RDEN FERTILIZER, specially ering annuals, A-c. . timonial;*, ao.1 for the various attraotff Company, address, % hosphate Comp.aj Charleston, - - .S 4 C. HOSPHATE COMP s 8TATE OF SOUTHCAROLINA,! ) f.uauos. I am now ready to sell Uie following The most efficacious remedy for Coughs, Colds, Atucniia, General De- dlitv and all I’uimoncrv Affect ions. Aiken Coftny Com won Pleas. Susan Perry, etal. vs. Lizzie Crouch, er al. Sale in Partition. By virtue of a decree of the Circuit Court, in the above cause now on file in t he office of the Clerk of Court, will be sold in front of the Court House at Aiken, S. C., within the legal hours of sale on the first Monday in March next, the following described proper ty to wit: All those two parcels or tract^.„q£- land, in Windsor County, State Tl — MANTFACTCRERS OF EDISTO AMMONIATED FERTILIZER. (2'. per cent, Agimonia.) ! EDISTO AMMONIATED DISSOLVED BONE (2 per oept. Ammonified.) ’ EDISTO AMMOAOifTED ACID PHOSPHATE. UJ p^f ccirTa 1 outajuing: and NY. Hard’s Kcvcuty-live new pi;pi!s are enrolled in each is a member of ’ress Association of any State or the properly accredited rej>resentat jve ot such an association. Each State a s - -iociatimi, in order to make the atten dance nureiy r<q>resenta!ive in chur- phool every day, it will be ncces- j acter, lias been asked to send at least sary tq^employ assistant teachers, as j one deleglite for each twenty meni- tiie peojde here are appreciating the I hers, or one fur each Congressional excellent educational advantages of-j district, aml^vo at large. The topics to be discusser! at the meeting are of a well known guanos to the trade: Georgia Chemical Work Patap- sco Fertilizers, Pataiisc**- Phosphate. Atlantic Com-Jf pauvjfo^thT'of Clvirlesion: Atlaiitic 1 lYrrrnToniated Fertilizers, Atlantic Acid Piiosi>hate, Atlantic Genian Kuinit. C. K. HENDERSON. en EDISTO EDISTO ACID rOSPlIATE. Two-hundrod and (267) acres bounded by This' ig. ll**> +>1^1. preparation LIVER OIL on ,, v J LI1V *atap- pleasant ami i‘a'!atiii*le. The tastc of ! yj^tlT hy lands'of p“ KSteiiings Acldj the Cod Liver Oil is so thoroughly dis- - Weeks -nni \V.-r l.v ir w-i Coni’-J guistvi that the most delicate stomach I “ ‘ " < - ek:, ‘ U1U U ^ tract t-herfffsTVittm'rly of S. S. Evans, East | by lands of the Estate of Thornton Cor ACIDULATED ROCK M» 'TTl BONFJJB t3. : dE. 1 Treasurer and General Agcnl, I - CHARLESTON, S.| •J Just Arrived al Turnbull's. Sons of Teiui>eranci*. The members of Aiken Division of ! Boos of ieinperanee, are pqrtioiiln-ly i requested to attend wit!i punctuality ! their regular meeting on no\t Fridav ! night at Beckman’s Hail, at half past peven o’clock, as business of impor tance Will be transacted. fercd.and embracing the opportunity | to send their children. Styx. Jobnstoii Items. .1 oij nston, S. C., Feb. 4, 1886. . wide range and of great interest to ; the press of the country, j Major M. I>. McSweeney. editor of •.he ifanipton uardian and Presi- I dent of the State Press Association. I will u‘‘t as one of tne delegates at i,/, n n i'u cr: thinkii ; rue I'OOl this State, tie has i pointed ('apt. F. V#’. Dawson, of P. B. Mathews, W. P Elect ion ox YVataleii. All election for one Warden to sup ply tfie place oi Air. J. W. DeVure (r*'- kignetl), uas held on Friday Iasi, and resulted in the election of Mr. I-red Clay, by a majority of six votes over Sir. H. W . Siairuder. The tola! v°te was one hundred and eiguty-six. a;: - the . Dear ItECOUT>Fi:, t!)in.king a few j Xctv-s aud ( 'utirit r, as tin other dcle- ji'.ois trom this place might ' e oi iby | gates at large from Smith Carolina. | teiv-t lo your ivaders l tnongnt ij 3! ajor JfcSvreeiiev lias apiiuntod j would give you a few. 1 the following delegates from the va lue ... G. R. B. to Aiuety-Six i- j .. l)US Congressional Districts of this j creating a great deal oi laik on ti>e | state: 1st District, J. L. Sims, oftn sidewalk ot our I'.tib* to,vn I tear i> i t ) ( ,in; ; '*hur The f I.SHU, tzenu-st will lake The Genual,,, ^ ^ );il >lace t*p* ’jl 14 par..t ions \\ dl i.e l win he as bai J oil n- ton peop’e j people seem ,<> i The puhiic ®..- j till li! si ot I'enf I sh<"i t I tear it \v ; 'i'lus j® a farming I mor® are b.'g nain i (1 to u !** 1 .*• .onie of our Di.st rict. ■iulo i 1 as you .Aiken iof the . K J . G.d. -M. It ‘Olo '•peneil ticre on ; ville AL’ GG.ry, ! blit it will 1)0 s■ > it. (hew <io but i ji tic good. 1 (i':d: 5Ui l>f AprU* V’ <>vahle lest. Tlie nuK.o \o for *\ ^nd of Cnariesion the aimise ueut ore ex leu two tivitv in tiie splendid 1 « , llv \viii be on 'h-veii m progranUMq .ook out for give Gum ;' is tiitV in days of e> open air. b lan Is, and fioui tin • u Uio hons.-s :;t tlie inusi cont; mpl.ile .- of the article. Tfie oat crop is everywhere widen v farmer. J. P. Coehcrofl country, the fir-! to prepare their j smell ao.uit the ! dejjoJ, the agent | a great ileai . Mms, Times and JK-moerat;‘2\\d . ( ol. Charles E. R. Drayton. Aiken Re-orrb r\ 3d District, L- Bonliutn, .tgp, of the Abhe- .isrngrr; iih Oislriet. Col. T. "s, of the I a ireiisviile Jfrr- D.sti'ii-t, Capt. I'. II. Clark, of ('amdin Jour/ad; fith l»islrict, ontgoinery, of tin* TV Maple sugar and Maple syrup of de licious ttuvorand absolutely pure: Clams, Kippered Herring, Cod Fish Plum Pudding, Mince Meat, Apricots, i’ears, Smoked Tongues, Rolled Ox Tongue®, French and Turkish Prunes, Fig®, Olive Oil, German Bologna, Zep hyr and Fancy Crackers, Coca of all kinds, Jamaica Oround Ginger, Cur rants, Rye, Gratia in and Buckwheat Hours, Sago and powdered Sage. All of the above arp ot the best quality. W. T CRN BULL. Every known style of dress from head to fpot. for Men and Boys can be had at the Emporium, at prices guar anteed as low ns any first-class place in New York City. •aa retain and digest it. Children take it readily and an increase of flesh is perceptible immediately after be ginning the use of the Emulsion. Price—$1 per bottle, small size50 cts For Sale by W, J. PLATT & CO. Laurens Street, - - Aiken, S.C, Saved From Hie Fire! No. 2. Tract (No. 2.) Two-hundred and j sixteen (216) acres hounded North by ! lands formerly of S. S. Evens, East j by tract No. 1, South by lands of G. ! G. Corley and P. Kitching and West j by lands formerly of S. S. Evans. Terms of Sale Olie-half Cash, Bal-1 ^ aiicein one year, credit‘portion secur- j 540 Rroad Street, ed by bond ot purchaser and mortgage | T. V. (Successor to RHODES & SCOTT.) Wholesale and Retail Grocer, - - ^ Augusta,, of premises sold and to bear interest at 7 per cent, from date of sale. Pur chaser to pay for titles. W. W- williams, Master, Jan. 29th, 1886, John B. Heriot. S (TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA/ L mren® Street (between Harbor; Platt Co’s. Drugstores.) and Co i * n Tv o f A i k i;n . )' Gaston, Esq., Probate Go to F. 1?. Henderson’s under Ly ceum Hall, where he is giving away Aooils for tiie sni illest pessible sums in Cash » Goods given away under the Ly- eum Hall by F. B. Hcndersun’s at redif-q!<>u®ly Low Prices. C:\ll and ®ee for vourselves. II "apt. NY. J I Store, Aiken, r.. C. filled out n ill be bad oi c .''<m nav l) -C little.t : 7th District, Mr. S. H. | Goods, jipg veeeived at (he Augusia RoJ.’.ers, (’f the Rui un ttn Rust. I; is to be hoped that South Caro lina will be well represented, and th u steps may be taken which w ill inure t < ti;e benefit of journalism it: this State ami throughout the eouutrv. cuiously low figures. In addition to the above, 1 m IH keep constantly on band a choice and well selected stock of Groceries. Dry Goods. Shoes Hats and Notions, and in fact all such arti cles as are usually keep in a store of g meral merchandise. Choice lot of Valentines and sta tic i ary that will he sold ;ff the Low est Figures. T ic News Depot will be kcDta§ip, j and Northern papers and The ATKen Bagging a ad Ties, and Liverpool j It x'okdeu will a! ways be on band. Sal!, al the Augusta Store, AikeiqS. C. Fresh G it Mea •dns, Table Nnts, , London 1 ayer Rai- Snices and (’aniu-d By John 1 Judge. ' Wiii:im:as,W T Rodenback hath made i suit to me to grant him Letters of Ad- AVING a stock of Dry Goods i ministration of the estate and effects Shoes ,Yc, saved from the lute i of Hamilton Mathis deceased. • ire, wili sell the same at Prices far j These ate, therefore, toeiteandad- Helow Cost in order to close out stock. I monish all and singular the kindred Having purchased the stock of F. l). and creditors of the said Ingersoll these also wiil be sold at redi-! Hampton Mathis that they be and appear before me, in tlie Court of Probate, to be held at Aiken Court House, on February Kith, 1885, after publication thereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. I have just received a large and well selected Stock of Choice Famllr ceries ,which I am offering at the very lowest figures. My Specialty is Fancy Melon Seed. 1 have been particular ip er _ fan tlie finest Richmond County Melons a large lot of Choice Seed and j same at a Low Figure. I also handle in large quantities Garden Seeds fromcJ • Hiram SiblevA Co. and D. M. Ferry A Co. ! My stock of Seed Potatoes are the finest ever brought South. To the trade l sell close. j Nonpareil Flour High Patent Guaranteed to Satisfy the most Fust id ij l keep the Best Selected Stock of Fishing Tackles iu Augusta. T. V. RHODl' Josei*11 R. Roneuiison. Fuank E. Taylor. Geo. W. W i* ami Festival ytcili Aiken Methodist .JPJsfve a fair and festiv:;!, pn i««iirs:lay afternoon at 4 o'clock at the hall over J P NVeatiicrsbee’i- store iiextdoor to tiu* Courtilou e. T e* pro ceeds will bo devoted !•> tiu- j>iuvlia.®e of an organ for the • of tm* Ciiurcli. It is to be imped ifiat all our citizen.® will liberally patronize tlii,. clii>rt in Jlrhal'of a laudable piii jio.se. open- furpeniiue fiirii; here. Timv s me -Ft or 50 band® cutting they think of cutting ten crop.®. V. I). ('. The Til!man J*o\vilcilo\v. Farm, r Tilliqun lias undertaken a proposes Pride of Aiken Cigars, Old Moun-j tainDew, Wade IlaiMptou anu Lucy ! Hinton Ciiewing 'Tobacco, at the j Augusta Stare, Aiken, S. C. JOHN B. HERIOT. Ten Dollars Reward Im •>.>:! an; lo f i a.vpu} ces. wi r.i. lie piMposes to be the m the larnievs—the JI uses to • i, • :|).l , i • 1 Peat li <>r nu Estimable Lady. Dbd at Aiken, S.C, op Wednes day night, February 3rd 18S;, Mr.-. Susan Ball Hay the wife of Lev*. T. 1’. Huy. This estimable lady leaves a devo:ed husband and two lilile ci.ilii- rcn.onc a few days old to mourn her untimely loss. Tiie lurneral se. vi' es wet): conducted at the Pivsln tcrian Clurch on Tlnirsi^v hfterno n hi- the Rf r. John I Vrw iissliiti d by the Rets. E. ('. Ed^ertan, Lucius ( uih- d*eit and W. 3l. D uucan, The ro- pains were taken to Cimrkston on <tjd ly, and trom tk.ciuc u» Mt. PLas- H’liere they were interred in ifie hit .' irTiUnd o. her father’s famii r ii wild*® loved and respecleil .>•• thteotr Hi a cirenhir letter issued f; ('oiiii>trolii*r ft ‘tiera! s offieu tin .1 anii.iry tlie xi!!.', 1j8;>, tiie fo!!f»wing paiagi-.!, fi u iff be of inti rest t* i-ur readers: “Auditors Mill try t.> im- pri r s upt;q taxjrayers- tin* necessity of anpealing to tiu* County iioard of I.qu iiuDticn ill aji cuses \vh* re they think that tL,.i; jM'.jjerty has l .-en a®- se-sed abo'Cb ii® trile value; fir if tiiey fail to do this, and at tlie nroaer time, they have no other relief and" file vai- uat.on. a- - then nxed, \\ iii have to re in dn unlil the* next general :is®e®s- ni ut. We are indebted .to Auditor Wise for the abovcfftif^nnafion. lem e it of Jk.e Wilderness. If icjMr. Till.uau .-ueeteds in making the d j farmers of our eoaqtry see ill-ir mis takes, and if he will" point out the right caurs.; and induce them to adopt it. he will have a *e unplished a giv it work—a woik t!i;it wbl tie of lasting ben*Jit to the whole country. Bui we are a fra id Mr. Tilinian’s work will soon turn into more of a political than an agricultural carnpain. We have entirely loo much legislation and it is all caused by tiie erroneous idei that agrifislture will not receive proper attention unless every farmer wno has u smatleriHg education j iins for tlu* Legislature.—J.aureus Me.Aft vn . gt r, 'Stl. SELLING OFF AT AND BELOW COST i AT- B. W. fvloseley’s. rILL be paid for the recovery of a Dark Bay Horse Mule, about ten years old, fifte*»n hands high, holds his ears straight up, is inclined to be a little lazy and is in rather poor- condition. Said mule was stolen from my premises on the night of the 2nd of February. Also Ten Dollars Reward will be paid for the arrest of the thief with praof to convict. JNO. M. BELL, Graniteville. S. C. Orangeburg Times and Democrat will jdease copy once and send bill to tli is office. February nth, 1880-11. Crnvi. Stiv.kt, Aiken S. iLeesvslle Institute \ An Old t'liizeu Speaks. Mr. J. M. Norris, an old resident of 1 Rome, Ga., says, that he had been bauly tr.mbled with kidrey complaint t**r a great n.auv years ana eczema for •hr-'e VCit-s: at times coubl syuicly walk and had fried many remedies vvhi nt benefit, until he began taking Electri* Bitt.rs and anointing L.s, bauds ami leet witii Buckkni’s Arnica Salve, This treatment a Tonledf him great^ reimf and he strongly recom mends Electric Bitters io aa « ho suf ti'r wit i Kitlne.v Complaiuts, or need ■ a Blood Purifier.* Sold by H. H. Hail Tlii* Gnin;* Law. H A\ ING removed my goods sav ed from tlio recent fire to tlie '^OR both sexes—Bnva become more store of J. H Beckman on (’urve street, i I offer to the Aiken Publicat Prices | so Low Huff all ip want of Dry Goods, Shoes Ac., would do well to give me a call before purchasing elsaw here ; As I am anxious to close «ut mv re- The Act passed at the last session of the (ii-aeisi Assemhly to amend the game laws umhiliits'the shooting of ad birds liCTwecu the loth day of .J .li cii aUii Hie ls^ nav ot (Jcto.*et,.; A , , ■ ,, - ., . maimug stock as rrjuilly as possible genilemaiily—Girls more lady-, like. Close attention to manners, morals and health, Tvrmi- moderate; for good board is only $£9.00 per month, and the rates of Tuition are very reasonable, being $8, $12.59, or £20 per session according as tlu* scholar enters lower, middle or higher classes Students admitted at any time and charged from date of entrance. Teachers—Miss Anna ROSFRTSONJAYLOR&WILLU Given under my hand this 1st day of j Felt,, in the year of our Lord one I thousand eight hundn^t and eighty- j 11 ve. OF TIf E- iSKAI..] Probat i JOHN T. GASTON, Judge of Aiken Countv. ASHEPOO PHOSPHATE CO IT O XT T 23 3 S HORSE A.NO CATTLE POWDERfi CENTRAL WHARF. ('ll A Rf.SIfiTON, K. f — w. — ^ FOUTZ * FOUTZ f ^teSLii J£i Cf iVft SO House ir!!! die of Colic. Pots or Lrxo Fk- yED. If KmiO.’s I’owtlers nre nw.l in Hire. >'outz"s 1’o'v.l^rs will run* nnd proven! Hoo Chot.fe *. Fontea I’ou-.iers n il! prevent Gaps.® in loivi.®. Fultr's Pow-riers will !n< rea®e tlie qnnntiry o: !ui!S gn-i cream twenty per cent., amt make Uie butter f:nu ami sweet. Fouiz's Powders wil! enre or prevent almost f.vket Disf.ask to H-iiirU Por'es nnd l nttlenre subject. Foctz’s Powions. WU.V oiv* aaiisfactio.v. Sold everywhere. DAVID 2. FOT7TZ, Proprietor, BAXTIUOaD. LID. I ' a ' •«: D. L. Fullertcfn, Dealer hi V ,IIEATING MANGES AND STOVES Heating Stoves for iChurches Schools and Residences. > Jl •i$L A Full Supply of UiM.king' Utensil Always on Han«L For sale by W. J. Platt & Go. Final Discharge, X^OTICE is hereby given that I will! »;28 BhO v DSTRF.ET nj pj)Iy to John T. Gaston, Probate Judge, at his office on Tuesday, Feb- | ruary 16th next, for letters dismissory ; as administrator of, and final settle- j merit of the Estate of Emily : dominion. W. M. JORDAN, Adm’r* G. G. I*. A G. 8. Call and see Mantels and Grata. I? B. FULLERTON, - - AUGUSTA. GA y" 1 -.-.— " U ".M ' J. I* UiUBf Geo, W. Williams. HOUSE, SIGN AND FRESCO^ PAINTER! — WHOBEPA LE GROCER AND DEALER IN * v 5 * > .J. ml a line ol n* t ti,un vlb nor more i tliau or bj iitipt'iai>niA.tfiii lor not : ies.s than leu iLiya nor more than twenty da vs argalis. B. W. MOSELEY, Curve Street, Aiken, S. C Rev. J. E. Watson. For catalogue j address the president, j. k. Watson, a. m January 26Ui, l**Y»-3i. Graining and Marbling a specialty. upas,-eras at Brown**, Mrs. M. F. J dui«on and Obi Furniture polished and made as -Boh* good as n« w. Njr“< 1 Ji e No. 7, Uji-stairs in Croft’s FLOGft, a i ant^J. G. FROSTK c'lchratcd I KBTTKH «tilers solicited. rsp-i it • 114 and THERS'cehl.rated Y\ arcliousof, N*s. P-LES iON, S. Ct v - A • L Kn * _*- > d| * m USS-