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Jerttf and \),«tbu who are able will RiTcnd Ou Tlrtrs iay night the 15th Tnlt in the ■el >f the York Street Inst- in ui»w. deliver a ilt .AS. :.,1 ! -r • The tfublic are cuja.t-y -avit-J .t> uUonu. *“ , ! » >.'• i ■ i- • - e. i <-> . On ■ tv....: .i c n:= : the - .r • •. pa - of th» bo '.v. ' . «; . -r..:... I:< ■" >0-i r *c-. ; ^r j ? oPusXu .. i. • • > 1 * .t aree yiciuwu : e ft c ^ r . .r.: ■ "*e Vj no'.:*: *d him to h.e .vsidoiice near . —■ : ••V je.i t-J the k.irnfcrt at: aiton trv.ta his • ly, v.t: * w -- i not rest ttnlii v : were set-ted toarSOtn- »t. Having refreshed -yc plen^untiy passed a»v v r j,j time un \ il o dlock when w.» rspnii-od the cbu. ;;ii to attend liie'/ -c jit, r-i/•» *ee.» oi tue tneej.ng The ‘tev. Aithur II ii t proach*k! an t f’iti r*. .ii to i> ver> the 7tb 5> r ..'' V*il« ^T1 IS Wll*.*Ii L J**% . i,© r; "> •->’ ■ ;jf! iV>r:i>r’.. t.w.::- th inner niau ,// J i '.Oi* i ii*aiua f ] a?J*T to p - Aont .in the 1 city by tl i Mrs. 'ii ‘Ella and of court, tinif r r. [r., le-u!". the^Tn'ring u 3c.-.. s v tine v./j. e. fty person h . . her • wont of July excursion to the sea. Milbarn, her daughter jrleft for Philadelphia C ganlxs 8- at?. • IT. nnn by sac : ••• rtkura ben..., :n U JF’ns In every <v»u uty in a seat )■ . ves. .J the f 11 jsirahie thaf ict IOT1 tii I). ‘wvt ' or A lllccn Amusement Association. Aiken ArniiaemenI AssiHiiatimt RThich was reorganized some time Since will give Uielf first [and musical entertainment at the L Ceup^IIall, Friday evening, Ju^ r lG.h. the most ia’-'.gii- Bill and Me, one ^ tho fAin . aide farces eve I ilUam \Vanen. Be- o is comedian „.;it ho treated . sides t, ? ,8 ,^ l ^ ( ii n jr ^Tcaut&ta 'entiti'e l ‘ * - -oii-'ic incluamg * uweei vTne 1 ’’’ 1 'i'hef (10013 opeI , 1 a - . 8 . If* ’i V i"n the o'ffofmanec begun Tick“i?/» «U. .» JU..I - 8,3 't Ad/iission, re^ r.e m 8to !!; itH . Jiv Of the lumx^o its 50 „ff ’../Tier to years oi age ,ts. 25 cenis. 'ih“ jiflee. _ y t . uter tain men t will rfceeds or i f on opera house X^^ eto ' vn - earue-.. ati'.:. ;■» *»ci i ui '«a.: .'u ».r».l a.-orech-.i; ve i-ioa. ii in hi- -i. v.. j of chapter oi A:*x. A;:crtu a colli rence n. . in "V-egates to liie Hunday-nciiooi cen- yentiun, w^icli i.iette- in Aiken, were jippoinitd, aii.l other cliurch business attended to, after which the congrega tion was dH.uissed with ths benedic- cioa. In li;e evening another fine sermon w-is preached by Mr. liuisf from iiuth, 1 Ciir.p.; 14 verse. A large congregation was present and sevc.a; came f irw.rd. to be prayed lor. On Sunday morning the congrega- Licn assembled at 11 o’clock and en gaged in a prayer moering, led by Messrs. II. V/. Mciilmorc, \ ». T. Stniti usid Pre t'>n Harley, after wb4ch the scriiii'irfcr. were r .ud and a splendiu sert.i- n jiieached by :>Ir. liuist, froni liie vth vcr»e of ihs tOt.i Psulm. ihc congroi^tiou was very largo ami the attention of the audience rivstteu upon tne e. rnest pleadings and ccath- iiig rebukes of tne pastor._ At tire conclusion of the sermou nine came forward t;j be prayed for. After pray er had been oiibred.the v o uiiers of the church joined in the sacrament of the i void’s sup per ami were then dismiss ed *.\ ith tiie benediction. * In the af ternoon, between four and live o’clock the members of the suudiiy-school assembled in the church and after the usual religious exercises and thojbear- t<> ''Si* iJSv^riUU tv »Y AHA UX-JW ipvcttul a^ tlJ ti on . Th • *'- l V pond sunday-scliool i a large aTi t institution, do ing a sp •iv.m •'■**• * 4 among the old an wed as the yrtuiiV Mr \y. T. Herd is the experieiicea^ p, ir j ntenf j eut and Mr. Preston it.) faithful assistant imp no.; has a firm e. y.n Oreery is tnq ore 0 ^ ev ...i..-.- hi >naooii ■' - h.V Xnstal [The folio ft!Ou of Oihcoes. 'ig were iMT, uue a' ita * . v Patri ivU o * * s of Laugley co'.un;eiicing J * ^ -- T’ • , A'-r»v and >M3t jt.^Yov' ery Sunday a n a noon " Melt ioi to spend the sum me; ou the . ^ Mr. Ai«-^Isrehant of Coiumbu.-, Gn , i» "Jaiting Miir-^rother, W.n. ?!..rchantlof tr.A^^face. A pir.^nt parfy was given on Fn- rtav nirrHj st the residence of Mr. Giles to celebTBte a “sweet sixteen’^” birtii- d&v. .^1 the boauty, wealth and fash on a des of the town were present. Am7* j j ; •.tii e was done to the rofi oRh- ments serwv. I, and all passed a de lightful evening. An ice cream, festlvi! wac lieid at Mrs. M. Reardcn’s on Saturday after noon for the bcMjefit of the Baptist ehuieh and netted a neat little sum for them- The fickle club will meet at Mr. rimni.'s on Tuesday night iu»d ft .lcsi«ant night is anticipated. All arc Invited to attend. Mr. J. C. Petty has been here sever al days visiting his mother. He is very Lane from tho effects of a fall. Styx. v. e roUiri:e< Yancluae lt.e»us. From Orr Rt'ular Covreipondent. VaucIjUSU, 8. C., ) July 11.18s6.f On the 14th of June last Hammond Perry Green, son of Mr. J. il. # Green, died near Vaucluso and was buried oi: tiie 15th, at the family burying ground, formerly known as the Day grave-yard. Perry Green was twenty one years old and a former member of the Vaucluso Division Sons of Tem perance, and was temperate in his habits. His funeral was preached by Rev. W. 1). Horton in the presence of a large number of friends and rela tives. Mr. Wm. Turner, a brother of lion. G. V/. Turner, is lying very low in Vaucluec and his family is much alarmed at his serious ilinesa. The heavy rains still continue at Vaueluse and have caused great dam age not only to tho crons, but to our railroad and to our streets. Y, r e considered tho address of Cant B.R. Tillman delivered in Aiken C. H. yesterday quite a success He spoke about two hours, was frequent ly apMaudod and urged to go on. We would send a large portion of his ad dress. but as my intelligent friend, train to A-.nen, r Mr. Jy G. FJvans, was choilbn secretari fhat we could not stay j Wring, wid V# euncstlav of . , . our v. h . ; ^A , rMr. wa- t an . co..- . a v ; RndIIl8 . we pr adiii^s ..;m - A- - ' • V e ry and M ns an t GU always :.Irs. :ume that lie will give you me In fall, m e hope so a’ least, tor ant the people of Aiken to see e is neither a fool, nor a crank Was two hundred an 1 fif’.y-i-w< present and ail see:no- , to be Guliooi ii/Aiken Counr.y sliouia senu delegate^to this emiv- ' ... but as the locaaons and poBtofllce* of marry r yh.-Pools are not known to the oilers of theUnion,it is r.-queat.:-1 tha'. one Jtiterested inSunday- dchoois may reao tins ari.eu*, : 11 bring matter to the at nr n'n of their sclTCoi, and see thnt delegaies are sent to reores.-nt them. The fit&te C invention at its last neeiing appointed h committee to ob tain statistics of the schools in oper ation in the State. They desire to know the denomina- tii ui of the School, location and 1'ost- filee, name of superintendent, num ber of teachers and scholars, average Attendance. Literature used, number of books iu library. Sur the Houce ol X’.eprosentatfves. Y/e resnectfnlly present the nameof the xld-T. JAMAS Al.DIC.CiI, si:h- j. Jfc t > the Primary Election of the Democratic Party, as one well quali fied to discharge the duties of the im portant position. Hr BA IGIITOU T DiCMGC K ATS. Buggies at Cost. VJe oiTer for sale Ten New Buggies v/Iiich will be sold at coat, in order to oIomO out stock, as we wish to retire from this line of business. Hahn & Co., Laurens Street, Aiken, S. C. New Goode at Turitbtiirs just Received Condensed Milk, NewCrleans Mo- lassvs, ScrdineB, Epicurean Soups, Coreler-s Toms toes, Condensed Stewed Tomatoes, Bolted Meats, Herring, Corned Beef, Fancy No. 1 Mess Mack .*rel, Gilt Edge Creamery Butter, Cod Fish Balls, Mushrooms, Muccaroni, Ox Tongue. The above are of first quality and at prices to suit the times. W. TURNBULL. Bucklcn's Arnica Salvo. The manv friendsDIt. J. E. DlfRR, of Graniteville, respectfully nominate i.hu as a candidate for a seat in the House of Representatives, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary Election. For County Commissioner. The mtny friends of R. B. RHETT ARMSTRONG, of Windsor, present his name to the citizens of Aiken as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner, subject to the action of tho Democratic Primaries. O.J.4.J .re known by all to be reliable careful in preparing Prefccrip and keeping iu slocK the known Medicines of day, call and procure from them a bo* of GILDERS LIVER PHAiS V ~*v and you will use them ever after for They are the best and only cost 35 cts. a box. h; V- . - .1 . -a. —— vu.-^-D /i . dL £i MI ■ ■ k? v- vr t s«r:*-*jfe- - . ,■ vya'v — — — il , DT“ qjSfofc JEH ERET, C:iAT.I.!>HY< Ctvfixt t,o*~ <’., - (Opi ti.-iic Masonic Temple. The friends of MR. J. CAL. COURT NEY ressectfully nominate him as a eandidalp for re-election to the office of Couiuy Commissioner, subject to tho action of the Democratic Priman’ election. Th. mmiy friends of A. W. 8AN- DE l *'^i liereby nominate him as a oan- Pia.ate for the ofijee of County Com- in^sloner, subject to the action of the ]>mocratic Primary election. Mr. Sanders is highly qualified for ue position and faithfully discharged [[he duties of the same from 1376 to The best, Salve in the world 1*1 1878 : Believing him worthy, he will Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, S**. Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap e “ Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and a11 Skin Eruptions, and positively <iref piles or no pay required. I*.isi aur * anteed to gi ve perfect satis-hTt 911 . or money refunded. Price *5/c 1 R P ei box. For sale by H. II. A Captain's Potruaaf Discovery. Captain Coleman, sr 41 * ^ e X?, louth ? plying between At! A ^ City and is: It., had been tr£*; let \"’ith a cough . . . AlilA t.rh vj.^.cxrx onrl so that he was was induced Discovery foji .yo<l ble to sleep, and iy Dr. King’s New consumption. It not instant relief, but al- , Extreme soreness in his . children were similarly y, K | u f -i ugle .dose had the 1 /ppy effect. Dr. King’s New ' *}••» is now the standard remedy Coleman household and on •it Pie seiiooner. Free Trial Bat 's of tills standard remedy at H. H. .a. i ii -yi i'.i' Store. it, but »ne o* / 1 T Wulis,\V wthy Ao • Ii R NVuVaer.l^-o^ M. -'V Mi»» FLateGi Scribe Miss Lillie Bcribe MW- ' xx a >»p >ld, John Pond, Chaplain. Sm'tbau! Aa • fgfciit usefuuin town Remocrfi^Ciub ii> *:80. We will be ghi-l tnfit: i ’^a'aeueriBkry can dll ate in the field pro-vDi, fa oiiP*sh3r:je ear. ';dnt<- for i:.*i- ■> ture . n:: A: .r.. .i o Aserve -•-on w in. dates sr.-ioti-ucct. .'.re aot abl ii j n i'j •ur. i'W ive. i;o.’ lnter«*iii»K: liahC ' ias heard aeP»~ { . 1 j , ;h r. -c.- ’U'.. t ,rdan and S* * U1 t ii » eusto- ^ngibi 11 ^t eldH, 8 »*"»* ‘ s .• W*>A'war«U »'«<• v y .' ! N no, claiming that theotnm.. isirfft'.rA'f'--•• • ✓ > -> * ;;r. ^ . column foJn.i the of lUi ic.: ta mother on her,clwi',“ 1M yf,-. Si T> 'Woodward Imi'iinctt and ^ T ** <. Jrc- /v.r {rson represeliGsl mi: />/ }*£' Mr. Hcndors >n raioeo lff OIl of jurisdiction claiming ^eJrial J uslici s had cniy the ■r of a (•i l• life i ’■ ii '.boas; r-'O, •' 'e. n i p'jV.’t oqulrlug ' and not tho eonruon iaw pow- granting such relief in cases Cf t/rits" and other.; uc: he: 1 under t'.ib.al ntycesn. The Trial Justic s ileoisiou on t.i ■ ^Ttioii and we unde-slinu je Aiken Wt learn di vuieii ) - n; t >> , . so that the question may be i/j for their future praclice. cmfi of i'Ti*. H r IVcsscls. Di d, on To-: wav d .\t, July 6th. |l 0 .r.6, a! ;• • •: .. ' in Aiken, S. oH iry 'Ab.> M, a. ;• .« Io..g j.utl lingering ..ii i s. In the (iea;: < . .Mr. HYnry Weasel- this eommuimy has lost a citizen who .was universally respected for Ids high | character, kindly disposition and straight-forward, upriglit dealings Hirongh life. Mr. Weasels was horn In Austin, one of the suburb,* oV the [Free City, of Bremen, Germany. Ke leuiigrated first to New York, but af- |tei wards came to Cluirlcstnn. where be was engaged in inerca itile busi ness as a clerk. Thirty-eight years ago he caine to Aiken as an invalid whose life was despaired of, but he rapidly recuperated, ai d after his health would permit,engaged h-rii- nesHjand for a lung serl-s oi years \va.. one of the leading men hunts'<>t Aiken A few years t .co owing t; deelh.ir.y heal iii he ivti red from basin tv . a i - 41 ^ \ - Moseley Tiie watermelon crops in it? vicini ty of While Pond and Wiiliaon will e ready for bhipment in thv *cxt lei. days or two woe*-:®. The Cr .aiteville friends o' Dr. J. ri. ■ i:,; ai i#e pi.ai-icu c lean: tbut ho ' . tv/ .;bio to ri^ic oit in a buggy an.. LueMh tTe fresh air. T’*e work ou the new wirq t * the Lungtfy Fai tor..* pro., ressin;) fine y a •" dcpT . V»*. Jr-vJan i® :md. iK-c duo '.*. loo bUai“ot , - i - t . ♦ 1 , ^ J | ,* Gro lon :-t*;oT> ia now at n proniuTu. am. j-*s. .j our f; icn a S.aniMcrhaus- s u . ivt'seie*.! lr. • Buonn colonn hn: meUcii.u.yiy under tne heat of t.:eJuly Sil .\u;u:sf.‘i inn; collapsed on tin base ball question, but the game continues ;<> nooiii di tiharicston, and theiuter- cst has extended to Aiken, where wt ti >w have two exeellont Auateur Chiba, On Friday last, the RncoiTDERoffire was i ‘-fit. fi by I‘r W. Ii. Eve auv, Air. S. ii. Ri Oertson of i>eech Island, and Mr. Cf. ifi. Tool, cur attentive correspondent :.t M-.utmorenci. W« regret tmit wc were cot presen: to iu'Ss# o: ti -;’;en In pcrscu. Oar farmer; a-c no* ears in u*< rfi t: '’ ’c ■o * *c.y oy i i ■ er for Hie last year or t in at Invalid suffering iro-'i a co.u*Mi-1 <tu of di -orders. ’c? of V»* , v b' A - eivcle h— ^ e r v pimo c.a i and phj, Cf q>s i’C- . I; * - i. , v.ii’i o:i C'Dea.* m: iro.:i '.low n •t + .. i*:f I c;i go d i ttujs . . On tne eve ning oa tpe the sun- *\» f o h:»c * o -> t i. lasifTmly 6th',—fh nvcck, milctiv u*.vav, leaving : U* five ebiidren iimi a i • iccerc fr.cn ls to , ns true in all ti n *.*:.-.*. ? uc- / « IIin o;'nd IV’he:*, t say bt b*.it wh. - * *. r to «.lean Ji eii tv. ftuape. Hie :v - .en r. terrible n *•:•’.'% but w e niri- *.v:'.i gn s-*ii3ofts w ■-» .'* * . *> *'> . ic The ( >rn <: :p : n average, b: i 1 4- 1,J el tV> blv n* i. .nurc. t* x; it 1 j, : Ot t.x' y- i:x. *n Si nearly ail tiie time •icr.s can tcarccly ..n their farms. It i wifi; thenij-s.'.fi u ijhutv. o KOo-.i, the fin iiMiila \: i. vo ii x.a. .iii* ‘U:^, •.-D'. , wv>jO. ire ti ft Cvopa an te v?\lj and the far- tit. i*. .-J ,y v» ► c'in - 4i£0 ft n lit bill •(>. J III .* ;**Oci;->{I I i .*3 \V iii •rops v. ii i he better than we can now reaf>o nably ex pect. What is the matter with all the candidates of Aiken Coqnty? They ieem to h.ave some fears about coming out. We are glad to sea Colonel )rayiou’s n^:*o as a candidate for the Legislature. I enclose you the candidates’ song which has been set to music by one oi Aiken’s best citizens, Mr. H. *X.>. Ott. i send the music and request that it be handed to Miss Eunice Brown, who is so fully competent to get ah the music out of it. I hope when the music g- es ii a ill revive some of the tii* on.pi t,.c air it es; .'iirent candidates, and that we will soon see who we are to have as our law-makeis fin* ihe next two years. A. D. C. The above arrived too late for our last issue am* since then a full crop of candidates have made their appear ance, so thnt our correspondent has no further reason to complain. The “candidates song” alluded to did not accompany the letter, it having been probably omitted by accident. If >ur friend will send it, we will hand it to Miss Brown with pleasure.—Em- TOil RLCOHDUa. :i- m Cll! Naval Cafiei^bip. IIOUFK OF RurrSB&ENTATIVES, XJ. s. Y.’asiiincton, D. C%luly-3, 188:’. A competitive exanimRion will be held a: the town of Aikon.'Sbf h July inM., li glnuin.fi at 9 o’cloi*: a. ra., for a c«u »i in the Naval Acadeiny from be Se oud Congressional -listrict cf South Gurolinn, embracing the Coun ties of Eu;c.i:hl, Ar:eu, iinrr.vrell •i:id 3Tampion, am! the tov nshins of . rout amt ii urrenin Co ..*;•* i. AU annul lies f .: rxau.iua:. .* i.m u b. .. dl a. l"i':• 1 ■ i *•-1. ot fi . -.UO ;1. UH ; I i a I*ife. *. D. I. Wileox -on of Florae Cave, ... lays i;e was, for many years bad- i i ■ vie 1 > •)W Flitlikdc, also Dia i.fius •.vere almost unendur- v.* >ul 1 sometimes almost ii; ... coiivul.iims. He tried it.- - a vu l g d relief from tlic a .h in er taking six b(»t- iih*.*k cured a id had galn- Cifi.liven pou ids j: A •*eiy be:., --e-i taut no would nave the n liefaf- Sold al nol been Air cHrio Bitter a hy II. Ix. j-.Ui. x . u M- ■n UttH'.j oil :. a*a S .-re a’ i l.'ifi T *.tru C a Stare. I. ;“.»* C.•loans MoIasMcs at 30 eta : tno Au- :anafisi-.!r .*s prices. ••;•*>* • Ck . - » • ' * f F' ‘A ^ 1~ ^ ’ / i ‘-IKj'.x.a ix.*4 ,• - ,\J y lt.d.z) \XUl r 'U i jOf \ * x Ij. t., r.loiw nlly Fi ,ur at fi-x.oO barrel at the Augusta Store. laikiea Ovx'.n Slippers at 75 cts r-t :ii*' A*..**.n.*-iaStore. b'.uUit n! Come —. Y c- colors, Normany ; ly ■ /.:,1 s al ill’s. ud see Lawns in white and Ginghu;ns, beer- suckers, Chambray, Prints,’ Satin Surah, Royal Foulards, India Krin- kles, Savoy Checks, Careaers de Or gandie, Pique Printed and white, Dress Linnens, Spring Woolen Dress Goods all shades, Bleached and Brown Muslins all figures, White Tress Goods in Nuusook Mull, Vic toria Lawn, ludia Linen, Satin Checks and Plads, &c. In fact a full line of goods at Lower Prices than ever sold before. Hahn & Co’s. Emporium, are al ways abr-ad keeping the best of every thing in their line, furnishing nobby goods at Jess prices than old goods are held at, by competitors. Parlor Suites and Parlor Furniture of all kinds at unheard of prices. Bargains! Bargains!! Terms easy at Henderson's Furniture Store. Photographs, Ferroytpos, Groups, Views, Goat-carts, Ox-teams, Negro- babies, Pug-dogs, Pine-straw, and every other variety of pictures, at Gunter’s New Gallery, Corner of Curve and Newberry Sts, Aiken,S. C. Everything new in Gents’ Furnish ing Goods, at Hahn & Co’s. Empori um, we challenge the South for selec- tioi. of stock. The largest and finest assortment of (H Ingraham Make) 8 day, alarm, half hour stHke, Cathedral Gong, tcTii Calendar ^md Parlor „ € Furniture) Store shown iiF Aiken, Stoi Clocks ever tiendersen’s V Special Notice. “Dcai* Sir: It is rc3o?A>ccl t ; that Q'.oiAg to He a lvanec of labor gg^d raw receive the suffrages of JdANY VOTERS. MR. ELDREDGE GUNTER is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of County Commissioner, subject to the action of the Democrat ic Primaries. Mr. Gunter served as a County Commissioner from 1889 to 1SS2, and proved by his faithful and judicious management of the finan cial affairs of the County that he wus the right man in the right place. We therefore ask the citizens of Aiken County to give him a liberal support and place him again iu the same po sition. MANY VOTERS. For School Commissioner. The many friends of I). II. CROS- LAND, of Mill brook, ask to present him as a candidate for School Com missioner, subject to the action of the Primary Election. He is n teacher of many year’s experience, is well posted as to the duties cf tho office and knows the wants of the schools. MANY VOTERS. T ox* County Treasurer, The many friends of MR. JOSEPH B. MURRAY respectfully nominate him as a candidate for the office of Bounty Treasurer, subject to tiie ac- c'on of the Democratic Primary Election. fi " '-IHRrVv 7 *f O r p r G A * - - rc. j. a 2 ail T CANS N E G OT I A T E D ON 1 J FARMS IN AIKEN AND EDGEFIELD COUNTIES BY TUTT A LOCKHART. Augusta. Ga. July IS, 1SSC—2m. T? *>T5 ci ' or ttt riTFTji i p > JC eV j.4. iPvia AjE Ai. « A New 40 Saw Wynn Gin which I Will sell at half tho Factory price. C. K. HENDERSON. July IS. 1833—tf. 5 Sugar hosiers • (For Horse, Steam or Water Power.) Evaporators and Kettles, Cheap and Good. * ENGINES & BOILEHS. GINS PRESSES AND BELTING IN STOCK AND AT BOTTOM PRICES AT GEO. 11. LOMSAPtB & CO. Foundry Machine, Boiler Work, Mill Engine and Gin Supply House. Of Special Interest to Matrons, Whe-n*your husband and sou come home cross, quiet and morose, it is safe to say bis Liver is not iu order to make him pleasant and agreeable. Call on W. J. PLATT & CO. the Druggist, and get a bottle of H. H. P. for 50 cts., give them a dose. Try it! the ef- * feet will prove marvelous. H.H.P!n. H. P! H. H.P! AT V. r . J. PLATT & CO’s 7T P! II. II. P! II. II, P! AT W. J. PLATT & CO’S* WLo always koop cn hand a Fine Stock of Drugs, Perfum ery Toilet Articles, BarrettVImpcrial Cologne ^ilddoFuLivefTSls. kJP _ ^“Go toPLATT’S, and Siier risrt Slants. ESPPepairs Promptly Done. Every Day. Cast 1014 to 102G Fenwick Street, AUGUSTA, - - GEORGIA. EUTTelephone No. 27. Notice to Peiiioeratic Clubs r Rooj ? Kczenrj. u u re. n conscqnetice of strikes s V'f.-c.wry to advance the p.\ of Furniture TF' Ci) H-' ''llKT.nl s. • vi.-c n. at bt- I’haddev •/ •' . YfedtbsiUy " •■*. .’ the Rv. E. C. H i was jorne to the gr;. ,*e w • ‘jUt'a 11-bear r : ii. Bt.fi;man, Z" •» IrA* Schroder. (. i'l. 1». |taen«, Sr., T. S>: ; r jh and John La a' c-t. rge congreysun n of y friend wCio ; to ft sad tribnte wf'rvspi laid to r-t-t ! ; the E . |ry. Pea- e to 'L ; all povvei.al tt -i fvidenee, sh: b' ; h i ‘ r-ons-date wifiovr anu lighters. 2NP»Ji CENT. a. ’ers rccc *i t/ o * fi on andfu/'er July Fth, LBS, will be charge# at advanoed 'i-'/iaoi chjnrjcd at luo:. i:j : . i\iiir.y£ble) (i.iJ Marble II. I in 3/y-. ":f.ir- J ■ -ers of J!a~^:nore. c Co. Or) Association V.iar. So/ WOT: -J. diaries V Fritter &, Co., A Co~f Henry Easier A Y.jfi YY. . .> • :V.” : e-sa many ? (' tMUgpUNTY DEXOCaXTIO ) J^EXErUT>VE CoilMITTEE.'* }• jSiTKEN, -S. C., July 3rd, 1836.) -^RESIDENTS of all Clubs are JL eakiricatly requested to see that the Secretaries immediately furnish theCiJjjjtyChairniau with a list of all oi^^KRfgether with the post otl 1c(A..oiWcach, and tho number of meiiiDtere eatfii Club. UDB E. SAWYER, County Chairman. rs!8S6. lUTION I A LL INTELLIGENT TKK SE- AA- kec]>ers recognize the fact that there is nothing more important than the pu-ity and health fulness of arti cles which enter into family use. V xI.S'jT.l* C.. IX«i S TATE OF SOUTHCAROLINA,> Aikijn CotrrNY. f D. W. Gaston, Plantiif, against Caroline Klein, Defendant. Execution. B Y virtue of an Execution iu the above case to me directed, and now on file in my office, I will sell at Aiken on the First Monday in August next at the Court House steps within the legal hours of Sheriff's Sales, the following property, levied upon as the property of the above named defendant, to-wit: The defendant’s interest in and to all that lot of land in the town o* Ai ken fronting on Laurens street seven feet and running back eighty feet, bounded to the north by property of D. W. Gaston, to the souih by proper ty of H. F. Warneke, to the east by property of said Warneke, and to the west by Laurepe- 4 *treet. Also, tho defendant’s interest iu and to all that lot of land witff the improvements thereon in-mid town of Aiken fronting on Eaurens street SO feet and running back 100 feet. Bounded on the north by prop erty of Mrs. TredeuieJk, to the south by Richland Avenup^to the east by Laurens street, and to the west by property of Mrs. Ann Colder- bauk. Also, the defendant’s interest in and to all that lot of laud in said town of Aiken fronting on Newberry street two hundred and fifty feet and run ning back one hundred and fifty feet. Bounded to the north by an ailey, tw tho south by the rf. C. Railway, to the east by Newberry street, and to the west by property of Mrs. L. Alli son. Terms of Sale Cash. Purchaser to pay for paper's. JJ. T. HOLLEY, Sheriff Aiken County. July 6, 1888. Insurance License. A ‘ti.;.i 1 . , r > v- A Barbee.*o i.t‘ .Ic.*. Lanolky, S. C., July !:'!!), ]£s*J. itor Aiken Jirconi :*: t!ease announce in the V ' x a b’jfi i •*r... eiiv I * ov uri' ii. I*. i * A | I n s lee rs as :u.. • an : ..1 V. . lai’c c:i fi' n .ml ami -r e •>. hvt • ? v.give a ^ t '• * •* a v » * i. Ti. • rkmi-rcd ;p; > P off c: R. ii .. s. I s:; ■r «;* o** iif. Uoo -arz** taoia. i |l*;lTr- *>V -. .*VrL t.piy. 4 nug- uUmus To a Rn.i fij for min': i. t i mg uomlir. W &•*£* \vi. n. o.. I U i 1 ; i y ' • ta: v I L* • I i L it 4 -*» »' v%* 1 • 15*-. ? * lii*l \7 * 1 t > see hi a; nroiaetvd to V-’ rsaries til v from it' ie one art icle, which more than any other has suffered from adultera tions, until to-day the pure, healthful artwle is the exception and the cheap, 'al and orders are placed ; artificial, mineral acid and fusii vine- carry us through the j £*'*" the rule. tt: sd! . uf ; ,. A p; "oc! a'ny t!^ wa c <• optf. 'a.1 *. lot of ,l.-.s. Tv tl'ertifor*., ;i-l our I ids of otff trade n-fi.y ii":', v.e r-. ilv ■ :<• .v:v . -i'.in purcriaa: fi'. 5 '.ri?.*\’ ] \)‘2 Pine xVpple Cali bmt: d Pad ie:i!i vrf.ii-. Wine VV.ttite \r • < iiyV* and Cl - .;’) Vir-.eg-ara. These Vimigars [ are slj iePy ]>uro anr* syured l*v j;gc a-r picitliag purpi. ■ \*isu ' i t..u : At Hei WON, I tore. loeg-tr aim be i .lore a; iiotli- •’Uarunte ' this -TRp.Jf Ifff PC ME ANjy FOUR YEARS OLD. For B-de by HAHN & CO. , J uue 22. lSSC-3nis. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,) OfiTCK OF CO'lP.-tiENEflAT., >■ CoKUMiiiA, S. C., June 18, 18o6.) T CERTIFY, That MR. A. P. FORD. JL of Aiken, Agent of THE SOUTH- EiiN FIRE INSURANCE COM PANY, incorporated by the State of Louisiana, bus complied with tile requisitions of the Act of Genera! Assembly, < nUtlod‘‘An Act to regu late the Agewdcs of Tiftairance Com panies M>t incorporated in the.State of South Carolina,” andl her*3by license the said MR. A. P. FORD, Agent, aforesaid, to take risks and transact all business of Insurance in this State, in the County of Aiken, for and in behalf of said Company. W. E. STONEY, Comptroller-General. A. P. 9* 4Ta ^' !*. i? f t I r - * '3 Ul i im .'.it' nl.-O %; Sir. T*, ! it - ■*•. i Agent, laureni Street, - lAihan, S, C. Repioi n'.s ro;.,c* of the fc ir ngtsi and mo d ivliable Fiivunit Life insur ance companies. Losses proiaptly adjusted and paid. Real Estate* bought and sold. Houses rented. ,5,000 I’icces gf liogirs A. .YFS.lv. r Dialed Flatware. Are., Ac. . y :0: ^0 pieces of JhArs A. A. SI lA ERrl'LA'lMI) FLATWARE, bought at ipu iniineiisc^^^etion ironi regqiftr prrt-os, t.. clo-e out ceilaiu pattern ii t i-.. are not. W'itit li I am selling al My Rcuular Price. Wee. ! 250 sets Teaspoons 25 Jf2 00j 125 sots Tablespoons 2 50 4 U - 150sets Tabic Forks 2 50 •! no 75 “ Des-ioft Forks 2 25 4X — * o to 75 Di-ssert Spoons 2 25 3 75 IcOSoim Ladies, each 2 G) 4 .i<) 100 Oyster Ladles 1 50 3 tn) 100 Gravy Ladles 30 2 00 H*0 Fish Knives 2 'SO •1 CO 100 Cake Knives 2 00 4 00 100 Pie Knives 2 09 4 09 The above Goods are tho verv best-qua and are perfect in evorv resno* .A i Regular Price. 4 50 hiy; to make again, and re following prices; My Price. I'’ ) Crumb Scrapers 2 0;) ; Sugar Shells 4-'> 100 fi) MuMo ' Knives 4'* 100 i OPkkh* Forks 4 i 100 !0» Oyster Forks 45 1 0i) 350 Salt Spoons 25 30 MO Mustard Snoons 85 75 500 Nut PieksT 18 3-'» i*00 Frnit Kiiivcs 25 50 50 duz t'ble k’ves.doz 3 50 6 00 1.50 do^^Lk 1C’ ves 2 00 S 75 hy of^mver, plated on Nickle Silver, . and only s-.dd at these l,o\y Prices in order to close t hfreiituv lot out n fi -kly. Every piece is warranted to r Att) five to ten years constant u«e in any fam'i^Br properly u.*ei*. C®"Ser.d f ’* Catiilogue,'giving Silverware, anu utty where vou get ft Jjyo. SVIcELR! ri<*cs Watches, Jewelry and other I best ^Ige fuijtne Gash Money. tS*' 1 '* 4 '- wpnetor. Just Receivei BABSS Eii other Lot -OF- TIIESE GOODS ARE BOUGHT AT HARD TIMES PJ BE SOLD ACCORDINGLY. Nice Imitation Cherry and Ash Suites for.. Solid Walnut Suites, marble top Mohair Plush Goup Suites, fancy. * ^ Baby Carriages, great varrelv, front r.T) : ) to v: BE IS AND WILL ... $28 00 - ^ 45 00 ... .• 55 00 iu Rattan Willow an». Cane. Our Wire Wheel never comes to pfwes. Oar stock Is complete in every pa: ticuiar. NoriHpubie lashow Gomls. our prices before you buy and you will .save moil Get •(.v t: rue u Sc^ Lj j g i. u i \£ 8?8 BROAD STREET, O. AUGUSTA, GA. mm PUTtK COD 0] -WITH- Sl.IU K Irish Mos^ AND pkites of Lime EtncI Soda. The raosWefflcneious remedy for Coughs, Coins, Amemia^Getieral Des bility and all Pulnionery Affections. This is the luest preparaMon of COD LIVER OIL on . the market; it is pleasant and palatable. Tiie taste of the Cod Liver Oil is so thoroughly dis guised that tiie most delicate stomach can retain and digest it. Children take it readily and an Increase cf tiesh is perceptible imir.ediately alter ber ginning the u>e of the Emu: inn. Price—$1 ner bottle, small sjUo 50 cts For Sale by Yt, J. PLATT & CO. Laurens Street, - - Aiken, S. C JamesA.Stoth^rt, GRANITEVILLE, - S. C. DKALKK IX DRUGS, C HEMIC A I.S PERFUMi- ERIES, TOILET SOAPS, HAIR BRUSHES AND CIGAl-tS. Ibe Stock is frequently ivph.ni.-lied so that they are always fre.-h. Our prices are reasonable, ami \vc will he glad not only to serve our friends ol Graniteville, but of the entire sur rounding Country. Jaiiies A. Stotliart. Old Pictures Copiad and Enlarged ll W &La -cA k M iau J j Li Vail isskh: Iverthements. rDiiitFi II. P. Ip Nl.-^glN. Brol^vs, A'rror.xtfivn at Law, Aiicffx, S. C. iVili nH'-ileo in the Sfnte and United St .ti s Oouri s far SqggU Cftro- !inj^» Prompt atiention gifWi to col* lodPPns. Jolui Gary 1- Attorx I;Y-AT-1 A w. Will proetiee in lift* Counlies AI kH^^I.igcfield and Barnwell. of John A. Metic, Attorney AXDCorx.snLi.oK at Law, Practic*c« In al! Courts of v South Carolina, A»ikf*u, S C. J.viirs Ar.i>rr< a. V\'.\:. T rn A::iili:v. Aldrich* & Ashley, At rox’.vnvs at Law, Ancxx.S. C. Practice in ihe Stub? and United States Courts for South Carolina. >V. Quitman Davis, Attouxev at Law, Aikkv, S. C. 0 Will praeiiefcjin the Courts of this Circuit. Specia attention given to coiled ions. : lj* 0, C. Jordan, Attorney at Law, Aik ex, S. C. 3X. B. IVoodward, Attot:xi:\ at Law, Aiyex, S. C. Will practice in ail the Courts of t.jis State. Edw. d. i)H*kCi’H011, Attokxey-at-Law, Aikkx, S. C. Will practice in all the Courts of this Stale Smith II a * E; • x j- # lOA: * i PRACTICING PH YSICIAN, VAUCLUSE, - - - S. C. ^"Office near Depot. COLUMBIA, S.C. Br.Vi' B Courtney,I)( utid. ICE -o. ■73TCTURE.S sent can he enlarged to ; EiWJt a any ai/.e, and will be returned for! Nex B Mb] an-l A vculio, Aiken, S. 0. inspection If unsatisfactory no cijiand xivox*u.ij, xt door to Hciirv Busch & Co. chars Correspondence solicited. PROPOSALS FOE WOPiE ON STEEETS OF AIKEN. Dr. B. II, Teague, Dentist. -OKI- ICE OX- rkklaud Avon?, A.ikon, S. 0. I/E. I f 7 ti. i), •? .* ?; ■■ ' * A 2 * A * Fit. T5ROPOSALS for Contract work on JL the fitrects am! .•yciii! s of Aik n wi!l he received by the Conn.M i :i i r, for imp o\ oio< ut of the town, dii.iug 1 11 the Uext ten dav j. | Apply to DR. P.G. ROCKW1 IF ., ' Charrman of Execotivo Cenimiaeo, and file ail bids with iiim. E. P. IIEhDNRSOX, Secretary Ex. GolWnii.Uc. June 22, iSSC.-2t -(j;.*j'*ci: at- i’afi'tsv Illo, Aikui Oo ntf, . 0. P A T P PJ T P & ^ il I——a « 'ol e CAVEATS, TEA1G MABSS AvD Ol.tnincfcJ, .'>•1(1 n‘! **;!:<•,< H. i*.de:il»CM'M-c .* odeq^ . !'. I V i M* nel ov l'.a . vise «■ we lea: •<1 r ino' lore! Vie r< ? to patent:*! dry f •••<» M c-Jmrgc; dec liociin - '--*uiila~-- wewa^iu r>". hc*e t'i' ! vo;:* I . ,; h A - | O, po 'te IV;eid Cijiice, •on, (• vViBght, -IF>0T AND SHOE Two Door ia.iircu^ Mc.vet cn Avenue. The best of material used, and any style of boot or shoe made to order. « • Fiuith, t'lICE AT- Dentist Williston, Bt r:i57oU Goniitj, S. 0. EJ* Vfid! att M I ** '.Ps to the cAun^y. c’h'o. vr. \vi' HOUSE, S/OF AND FEE SCO * J ’7 rp D l i 2 L j. i. 2.2 iw i Gr-v'.ihi*-u'cl i. Thug a specialfy. OU F ruit-.ic ^loii.'hcd and made as geo'’ a J co .v. O.filce Up stairs over Beckman’s B. Orders solh-itod. J a. u '/A I a >•;% ,Ii . W k efi^ 0 T* LXiZ ..it Odr *»:*D *frtca Ccsifcctfouer ax', i ;;al**:’ i.; GBOCEEI35S , TOBACCO irj CI0AES, ' TOYS, AIKKSf, FHi/I-WORKS, Etc. • :•* . ‘■fir.* : :*• - - - 9. 1 '*t** i -~ {the M mm v : ; • I 'ZfPi&JZr ■**-.. . '• 5'~. A , * ■