The Aiken recorder. [volume] (Aiken, S.C.) 1881-1910, September 21, 1886, Image 4
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per reporter iu I i ’Mj.cjt, <, '. < i’ r
tlencu of ituitierfonl i?. IJ.i •
on the ox-Pry<i<Ie:it sifter tlie iL-i if;*-
•thiu of the news of the fleiuh r>, .’.i: - .
fTililen. Ii!h groat opiHiiie.'t. aio! to'.nui
it -fti/powiihie to sirs’.w I'loi.i l,;iu
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TENTIOX TO THE FOLLOW I Xt 1 A W KELLY Lu
GOODS G CAE A A TEf’D:
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'Of the death of A lidi - \ Ju<
ar-diusi; Iho iiieiul- -i tiii- a--'■••i
:m>u to I sitioii to eoiisi-t of dt F irsitt - (.•lected
Johu ({iiiuey Adam«, hi-i predc-i ssor l>y rousity auriouh , . i: i : . ;;
4t) ufllce/ .'The two ex-i’ie.^id *iits had conventions on lie- Fed , u n jt- -< i -
4xhmi bitter-eneiiiies, but it m:*.s trcsior- tation in b ith i.r.infli, • i.f th*.* < ii-iii*r-
^lly Hupposc.l that time and circum- ! ai Aeseinldy, -si 1 <?. i ■ it s to !*.• • i.-c-
stanccM had softened the feelings of t<*d on saleday in Oi-t<>*>iT, and to hold
-both, and that to eitiier tho death of. oUicc for one y- ar. Tiielir-t un i-ling
the oth£f would be a sail occasion. [ t » be held in ( *dis:iil.i i on i u* -d.ty i*f
<}£n . Jackson iia 1 been long an inva-j fc.ir week, n.-.it ' )% *••;;!
4lJ, au«l more than once his death Tiie cotivc.ili »n pravi'ied l<*r in• tin*
M'as incorrectly reported, aiui in a few j fibovc itv.duli; n wifi nicct in Gohn i-
days eon trad icted. Tlie news of ids J Ida at 12 o’clock on Tuesday, Xovcm-
idecease tlnally reached I><Ktoj. in | ber F. and transact sucii bu-ine.ss as it
«u«b a shape as to admit of no doubt. ! may deem proper. Many of the cnu!i-
*It was before the days of telegraphs
And the news traveled slowly. On
the day of its arrival Dr. William 1‘.
tLunt, the pastor of Mr. Adams in
Zjuincy, was in the city an 1 felt it Ids i
as&srCjiki, -
Tills mc<t!f*!nc, cowfclnir.g Iron wilb pur**
vcr'tsMe t-inifs. f-nicVij - and ccmpk'.ciy
I'ni-ra !»y*.io-. ,ln, tndtc.'aitlnn, Wmknti-i.",
Impi i e ill... *.,iUaliula^'liillsaiat 1 ever**,
aud Nmrai<,-!a.
Itlsar, nnl..;:*-.^ r--r;edy for Diseases of the
Kitloeyv iind l.ivcr.
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it* is iii
T*>n:tpu #
ir Diseases peeitii‘'r to
•■'>o teed sedentary lives,
liio K-eth,cause into ';■* ‘:e.or
' on —ntfiT )■ in no ’ ■ ....
••m iv l Jielt hii.ir, uiul ttrengtii
«•- a*id nervef*.
' **i.! 1 evt.-s, I^siluide, Leek of l
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A A A V/ L 1 l. Tj -l LA. X .
EXTEND to the readers of The
.\ iKex Ri:t‘‘Ki>Eit my g(H)d
An entire Walnut Bed-room Suite, full Martile Top, 10 pieces, f 39; a very J® iGbliw
iLarge and Elegant Solid Walnut Parlor Suite, covered with Plush,
only $i2.o0; an Elegant Walnut Parlor Suite, covered with either
Good Fiairfloth *.r Fancy Ramie, at 427.50; a Large A»soit-
ineut of Poplar Red i n-nn Suites, full Jlarhlo Top, at $;!2;
or, in Wood Top, from 16.50 to 2o dollars.
Xo. 7 Flat Ton Cooking Stove, with 50 pieces, for 13 dollars; Xo. 6 Step |
Sttve, 25 pieces, 48.75. )
livery kind and every articleof every kind in the Furniture, Redding ami
•'t'xe Line; also, a full line of Window Shades, Carpet:;, Rugs, Clocks, Pic-
tuns, etc. ;
Ii I'ndcitakinL' Department you can find Coffins and Caskets, Gentlemen’s i
Rotes, Ladies’ Rohes, Odd Fellow’s and Mason’s Trimmings, and a full line j
of dl other (rinimings.
Any information will be cheerfully given. Write for full particulars ami
prices,
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tics have already appointed their del
egates. J would urge upon the farm
ers in every county to be fully n , r -
sen led by t Ik ii - s m *V . r *
counties are not alread v o; cani/.ed, a
/t.r n.c
Cro. ec.i ret
WT.dif only 1*/
t»»t;»t i»i« \l t
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mark f.n.i
i g lie other.
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duty on his return home in tlm after- mass meet!
r.oon to call at the house of Mr. Ad-j durii.g Oct
ams and announce to him an event j
■'which he had no doubt would touch i v * niher, to elect d
g can he en!h
icf, or on sal- '
ai
time
the old gentleman deeply, and oeca-
eion sorrowful reilectioiia on ancient
animosities, which were now termi
nated by death. He found Mr. Ad
ams in his library standing with his
t ><*moer;die r-iul
Fites; or the
•i t m a iurrn-
t. fs’ coventiJn and sc! i di i gu » 4.
Liiis orirani/r.tion is ienmd to i Mir:
great inlluence on the future welfare
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OHEODER & THORPE
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sho
AURENg STREET,
of our agrieulturai intere
and can-t
R.
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Chairnmn Executive eOmniittee
back to the door looking over a pile of; ,:< >t fail to be beneficial, not only to
papers. As Dr. Lunt entered he look-1 fiismers l»ut to other classes,
ad ovejr his left •shoulder, and, seeing • All papers in the Slate tri *ndly to
ivlio it was, said: “Ah, Doctor, is it | retreneiiment and economy in onr
you? Hit down a moment and f will j Hhtte Government, and to tlie cause
be at leasure.” Dr. Lunt, glad of he-|‘'* agricultural a lvaneement, will
ing relieved of theemhuriussiuenl of !dense copy,
looking Mr, Adams in the face whih
lie made the announeement, atone*
entered on the purpose of his call. |
He stated tiiat he was the hearer ofj
gad news which he felt it his duty tot
p j
com mu 111 cute, and in a hesitating and i
sorrowful tone announced the death j
of Jackson. Mr. Adams neither
down nor turned round when he
beard the announcement, but contin-
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Fanners, tlonvim!i
ui.
Mortof thedisw^-s which afflict mankind arc origin
ally oansed by a disordered condit ion of the L. IV E R •
For all oomplaints of this kind, inch as Torpidity of
the Liver, Bilioubness, Nervous Dyspepsia, Indiges
tion, Irregularity of tho Bowols, Constipation. Flatu
lency. Kructations and Burning of the Stomach
j (sometimes called Heartburn), Miasma, Malaria,
Bloody Flui, Chills and Fever, Breikbono Fever,
Exhaustion before or aft-T Fevers, Chronic Diar-
i rheea. Lees of Apj—tite, Headache, B'oul Breath,
1 Irrogulavitiaa Incident'.1 to Females, Bearing-down
,. ■ 1! Sset STaSiGIR’S tUiiM'TSI
I gill to U member of ih-' grailuiltiu.^ | is Invhiuabla. It is not a panacea for all diseases,
bat all diseases of tho LIVER,
wUl STOMACH and HOW ELS.
It changes the complexion from a waxy, yellow
The (.’tn
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ol SP.n.tg.
:"/t lliro.l'i. *
! a ?;Timi:nar sehi
class, ‘*l;:ive you finished your es- i
uida-s ritd seasonable compli-
iae,.i i aimI iespeeifu 1 ly direct thcii t iv v, | , | tt'**? t-t*(a v T5 tviwp
t nth oli-m h» the opening of my elegant ^ROAD STREET,
j :is-'.rtmenl of New Spring Goods.
My iiue of Spring Clothing for this
j season, far excells all my pastendeav-
1 „rs in selecting a beautiful Stock of
Clothing for Men, Youths’ and Roy’s
j >;>rin r and Summer wear in all
rad- - to suit the purchasers. My
; line of FIN E DRESS SI I FS in Cut-
i away- and Suck.-, eaunot be surpassed
for style a **1 .nian-'*!]:: these
' ganneihs a re ina ' . cut and triimned
; •oii-d 10 a :v’eu lom 'raiment, and
i ■. ill i! . o ! e!'ng to tlie figure and
: hoi ’ '• ioipe us well as any gar-
1; 11 “'. i i!iw7* is IttaU*- tv» i'i’tU.*!’.
! M\ .:. s ih Rau iit S«p;»m Shoul-
j .Ur i:arn.r;.:- ale i.iauliiui n; design,
j'.ml made a :<l tiimmed haud.-.oiTiely.
I iTio.-e vvlio li-U v* iuid the pleasure of
• wearing ihoe garments can testify to
| their su; •riority over all other gar-
J iiients, and remenil»er ilsis is the only
lave y• > i ean i.htain 11.es*■ CF]L1*'-
! lilt \ LH!) G ARMENT S, as I am the
• ; ol(* Agent for this Manufacture. It
is a fact when you come here to pur-
eha- ■ Goods, you may rely on tlie rep
resentation of Goods shown to you,
and you will he perfectly safe in what
you m.:y purchase, as nothing in this
St'e]; i r a Unwed to be mis! cpi'esc il ted.
All of tin* ])e])artmeu s are now filled
\ it'i New (fiaxis fi.r 'Spring Wear of
:h»* LA ! hk'1' S l'VI.Ih, in* ludiug all
'he >t \': itiesof tlie Season, ile sure
and ran when you are in need of any-
il.i: in this line. Will take pleasure
in -bowing you through tlie Stock
wii. tlier you pumdia.-e or not.
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L. F. PADGETT’S
Furniture Store-
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AUGUSTA, GA.
- AIKEN, S. C.
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tied hliHV with his ieiiw>i**< einioiv* 7.,,, ,, i i vr • . tinge, to a ruddy, healthy color. It entirely removes
ueu un^y wun ms IMpUS, .simply “Oh, yes,” guslied Mamie, “and it j low, gloomy Bpirita. It is one of the BEST A
looking again over his left shoulder, j j s too lovely for anything
and with a grind, exclaiming “Uli—j s ;ip 0 f w !iite surah* th.* !.a:
the old fool is dead at last, is h<
TERATIVES and PURIFIERS OF THE
BLOOD, and la A VALUABLE TONIC.
* on
And Sin; Didn’t.
Jpromthc Youth's Coinj)auion.
i rinet
j little helow the v asst iiue, an t fi*!! j STADSCER’S AURANTII
; breadths, of silk gathered in -o as ,< For sale by allDruTirists. Price si, oo per bottle
hang gracefully over {ho ton mu re. j -
i and three bias rufiiesou tile—”
{‘One of tlie most striking instan ces ; “Wliv wfiatar
re you talking about ?’’
of‘mind cure,’ I oversaw,’ said i | l jt e i. ri ,j ) i L . ; j j iyi . fpjy,, I niean hav
Judge W—one day /was exhibited in you liuished writi
C. F.STAD’^ES?, Proprietor,
140 SO. FROft? ST.,: Philadelphia, Pa.'
x~rr-xr^T2.~.i.vrx-^.
an old lady client of mine; but it was know
mg your essay, you
a case of self-cure. Her name was
Horton. She had been a second wife.
“Fr—no,”said Mamie, her enthusi-
-m rapidly diminishing; “hut l hat e
I Wish, the awful
H, am*
She was in bed seriously ill, and sent ! commenced
for me to draw up her will. ; tiling w.G in Halifax.”
“I hastened to the house with paper j ••What Lie sni p ct?”
and pen. I found a table ami chair, “Tiiccurse of.-lamr.”
feady for me at the woman’s bedside, I “timeious! Isn’t that
and in a few moments told her I was i subject to write up?”
ready to prepare the will if she would j “RRficult? Well, 1 should giggle,
tell me what she wished its provis- j f’]] have to liuni]> myself to get it fiit^
^ous to be. I wrote the introductory | isl.cd in lime for L. * comi'icnccmyi^^ y 'ei i '
phrase rapidly, and leaning over to-i ;U i<i I’ve a good notion to let it si
Wards her, said: ‘Now go on, Mrs. j ] mighl shut up tiie Profoissor’s op
Norton. j by pleading iliiiiv^ but I’m not ti:
— 0 f u hairpin. ^iruTcTfilfe-^walt/Fui*
geemed to speak with an eilbrt. Siie j ; n to my room ami look at my stun-
/». T”
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can les
)VERTISERS
irn the exact cosi
of any proposed line of
advertising in American
Ws by addressing
P. Rowell & Co.,
paper Advertiainn Bureau,
Columbia, S. ( '.
GrimifcCYillo Hotel.
i.*J_2LLO* l\ • J J • K)JLJ±\ ±i j X 1 Dpi lb l/l COO i
Table funiished with the best, and
.irivir:'- parL. ;; fr*-m Aiken furuLhcd
with iuneii at sliort nmiee.
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2 fi ii tuWB Q
L. E. DOOLITTLE,
Proprietor.
AUGUSTA, - GEORGIA.
Headiiuarlers for Commercial Trav
ellers. Rooms Newly Furnished.
Table Supplied with the Ti* st.
PAYILIOa hotel.
Charleston, S. C
LASSENGER ELEVATOR AND
ELECTRIC DELLS.
House fresli and clean throughout.
4—L
aaid: First of all I want to give thej n i n|f graduating harness,
farm to my sons, Harry and James; iy ZC , you.’
just-put that down.
, •“Dut said I’ ryou cunt’ do that,
It’li hara-
In the enforcements of their rights
Send lOets. for* lOO-Pugo Pamphlet.
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iu it' ill JL \/i
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Mrs. Norton: tlie farm isnH yours to against tlie Ann ricau fi>liormen the |
give away. j Canadians appear to be cutting their!
; “ The farm isn’t miuoR she said. In ovvu fingers at an expensive outlay,
a voice decidedly stronger than be- Tue people of the nuiritimj provinces,
in the loss of trade with American
ycssels entailed by tile restrictions
placed upon tlie purchase of bait and
supplies by tho former, are greatly
uy compcnsa-
• If {>• ^*^ x y 'a^ r v&cfis c-t**. -3
if jf OT-W O-*o **• J l ;
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—OF
fore.
i “‘No the farm isn’t yours. You
r ave only a life interest on it.
“‘This farm that I,vo run for goin’
ou forty-three years next spring isn’t i, ur 't, without enjoyii
•Mine to do what I please with it! ! tin*'hcn**fits.
Why not. Judge? I'd like to know!,
what you mean ?’
• “‘Why, Mr. Norton—your husband 1
—gave you a life interest in all his]
property, and on your death tlie farm \
goes to his son John, and your chil- i
dren get the village houses.’ j
* “‘And when I die John Norton is j
to have this house and faun whether j
I will or no?’
“ ‘Just so.’
*• ‘Then I ain’t going to die,* said j
the old woman, in a clear and deci- j
dedly ringing, healthful voice,
d “ ‘And so baying she threw her feet j
over the front of the bed, sat up, gath
ered a blanket and coverlid about her,
straightened up in her gaunt form, j
walked across the room, and sat down ! HypopllOSphitGS 0* LilI18 and oOGct.
in a chair before tlie fire. The doctor |
and I came home. That was fifteen I The most efficacious iv.nedv for
DUKE COD LI YE 11 OIL
WITH
Irish Moss
AND
\ desirable Farm in a boalthv !o-
/ jL cality seven miles from Aiken,
•oiitaining Two-ll'indred Acres well
Wat ere* 1 and villi Dwelling and Out
buildings thereon: will be sold at a
bargain as the ownerdesire.-.to change
»uvestnient. ^vt’div-.-ss J..ock Rox Li*,
it, B. <
March D 'o?-G.~6m.
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No H-'T’.fE v’.Yl die of Colic, Pots or In;no Fh-
t: If F*. itxu how * n, nrc usoa in time.
. o',:-v j’ow-u’i.. w.il rnre* prevent H'_o Ct'ot.-h \.
For.t/’g Pow.lora will prevent Gapis in i
Foetz’s ho-.r*ier3 will in-oer**'* tii-* fi'inutiip o! ;i.;!
ar*ii cream twent) pi*. cciiO. nnd mulic tlie L**ia-er f.::ii
n** t sweet.
I oiitz's l’c x*1ers* wi',] pure or prevent i>!rr*oct -eteET
Dio: .'.*’;: to wliicii lion-t-s ami O.ttienre sal*;* t.
FoerZ'B r<*w*.:TS WILL GIVE SkTlSFACTIuJl.
Sc.*i overywlii're.
DAVID E. FOTTT2, Proprietor,
EALTIiZOaB. 1LD.
For sale bv \V. J. 1’kitt A Co.
years ago.
day.
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Tlie old lady’s alive to-iCeii iis, < *•! Is, Ana-m’a, Genei :! i>i
“MOORE CSUNTY GEIT”
The bc'Nt Mill-tone iu W^orh! for Tnble .Heal*
Camples of meal scut ‘ it • vti'-n. Semi f*jr prices oq
I’- rt.ible Corn Mills, ITpp. r a:. i Umlcr Runners and Mill-
fir di* 3. Wears r.;r?nt3 f*>r IJollerH, S:iw
<’otfnn I ri::i:.*:s. Shafting, PullcVs. Ac.,
also f r KoI!ur-.>lill 011 Ifit^ which save5cents
f r if ■ miller in uvery barr<*l of flour he makes.
\Vr : iiting what yon m tnt :ic«l terms you wish to buy on.
Give »et reueed. Addr* - s. North f'iirolillU 3Iill«
atoue Co.j Rarkowoud, Mooro Co., If. C.
A #2,000 Shake.
Shclbo Aurora.
The most remarkable incident of tin
earthquake in this section occurred in
the northern part of this comity at
Stroup Bros’, mill. Tlie first heavy
shock on Tuesday night awoke Mr.
Stroup from his slumber and lie wua
greatly alarmed. Rushing from the
house for safety, he discovered his saw
mill, only a few vards awav, on fire.
By immediate attention and great ex
ertion he was able to save tlie mill and
Is appurtenances which be said were
worth two thousand dollars. Dut for
the earthquake which alarmed him
his property would have been lost.
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Only a Catchpenny Demagogue. 1
j biiity ami a!! Rulmonerv Aliections. i
[This is tin- best preparuM*»n of COD
j LI YE if OIL on tiie market; it is j
Tiie taste o! i
Cod Liver Oi 1 iu -*<■* f m*. :>*!•,•!*i*- .o- !
SEW SPRING GOODS.
• particularly invite tne attention of the ladies to our New and Reautiful
: of Spring and Summer Dress Goods, which we will take pleasure in
ing and selling a‘- yrices to suit the times. Just think of it! Prints at 5
Dress Gii+ghuin^ and Seresuckers at ID cts.. Yard Wide Fruit of the
Locj-i L. C. at 10 cts. 4iid an excellent Yard Wide Lon<j (** i»,a«
fine yrnmn.
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coU
rief
can
Cas
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iiui
Celpcfiitpil . c.y. Smiili American, Carpenter
aiui UTicag’o Cottage Organs.
WEHAf Oi^LY THE BEST!!
TIIE DECKER, ESTEY AND EYERETT PIANOS,
Need no Praise, Roing the Leading Instruments of tho Country’.
The Domestic,
Davis, New Home,
and Household
Sowing Machines
ARE THE '
Finest jSImle in tho World!
FASH OR tnstaliT
r Stock of liadi and Gents’ fine Shoes has been gotten up as a special
ction, and we are confident that we can suit thy taste* of tlie most fastid-
Straw Hats and Fur Goods for Ladies, Gents and Children.
GROCERIES l ! GROCERIES !!
Y ilkeep none but the best Groceries. Roth our Heavy and Fancy Groce-
pe just what you want and at just the price you are willing to pay, be-
, thev are just what they are represented, and are marked at Lowest
Prices. We are Agents for the AMERICAN SEWING
'HIN 10, one of the lies! iu the market. Our Stock is complete in every
and polite and attentive salesmen ready to serve customers.
SCHRODER & THORPE.
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■IMPORTER AND JORRER (;F-
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f 15.00 each.
024 BROAD STREET
AUGUSTA, GA.
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AT GOODYEAR’S
EPSSI70HY!
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House Furnishing Goocis.
!>().■; BROAD ST REE
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
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3D Q XnT O r X' "W Jk IT 1 1
• RUT GO AT ONCE TO
HENRY BUSCH & CO’S.
Wagons at all trains and Boats. Rates
reduced. Deware of giving your
Cheek to any one ou Train.
Rates $2 00 @ $2 50.
Wriohfs Hotel!
iii i MpiM.U,ii¥'T
XvToTTTII iXUu umo ilb
mrr
L L. WEIGHT & SONj Prop'rs.,
COLUMBIA, - S. C.
rjpARLE supplied with tlie BEST.
L Rooms large and well furnished.
CSUAY/fcs reasona?>le.^£g2
Ti aimstHiotH
Augusta, - - Georgia.
RUST Sli.UO HOUSE l.N THE SOUTH.
Headquarters for Commercial Men.
Centrally located nearR. R. Crossing.
L. E. DOOLITTLE, Proprietor,
Formerly of Tontine Hotel, Nciv
Han n. Conn. Ait:o, West Fnd
Hotel, Long Branch , A r . J.
-PKIVATE-
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Boarding-&iouse \
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r 5 TON c<
] V4AG0N SCALES,
] Iron Lever*, Pteel Bearings, BrǤ9 .
I l ! i • v rot! iiivur Wil IS O v (f:<- j c’ • Taro Beam *nt! Beaiu j
I guise*! that tiie meat delicateT.fmmu-h
lie can ivtaiu and d’.- *-t i r“X. ?•?**
. ... i ’ 1 . T 4 JONBB nepayi the freight—for freo >
in | taUC-lt retu.il V ami uii i J U‘ J Rse OI .; * V *>I • I • rnco List mention th.'a paper *n4
is perceptible immediately u!tci'
ginning the use of the iLmulsimi.
Price—$1 per botlIc, smell ti c 50 ct
For Fale by
\V I PF. ATT Sr *
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i paper an4
O44KU^ES0f CIKOKAMTQN,
OiuiiUaaxxua, Pi. V.
B a W' ii ii <LD I
Laurens Si ret,
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t jx psjM ffnqj TrLiT*|r r\
l-S »1. L-t . I e U -Ic *Vt O-tt-1 Jli.aiiili
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a
jSugar ko
(For Hor.-e, Steam or Water Power.
Evaporators ami Kettles,
Cheap and Good.
ENGINES A BOILERS.
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Hew York Herald ‘fnd.)
If Mr. Blaine were a statesman, in- j
stead of trying to stir up hostility and GINS PRESSES .VXD BELTIXfi
IN STOCK AXD AT BOTTOM
PRICES AT
perpetuating obstructions he would
busy himself with an effort to secure
for the New England mauufucturers
the markets of Nova Scot:a, New * / , -« Fill II 4 I'Cr f' s \
Brunswick and Prince Edward j s . j G. l/.iii>.T*xm>> u. v v*.
land. Mr. Blaine is not a statesman; |
he is only an ignorant catchpenny j Foundry Machine, Boiler
demagogue. But how long will it be * Mill Engine and Gin Supply
before the New England manufac- i House
turers see further than he does.
mUPepairs Promptly Done
- Aiken, S, 0.
lV. Suva. i. r3 r.j i\.
EL JOHN k WALKER STS,
IIUjIHEHYILLE,
XEA R AUGUSTA. GEORGIA.
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1 dHi 0 TI d s ! W atelies! Jewelry!!
XB W GOODS! LO WEST PRICES
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jOW
Prices,
Parasols, Fans, Gloves, Straw Hats, Summer Shoes and Slippers, at
Prices to suit the buyers.
Men’s Cloth Shoes and Ladles and Misses Cloth Shoes at special Prices.
Low'Quarter Shoes Cheap.
Calicoes and Muslins Reduced.
We are determined to sell our Summer Stock at prices tiiat are sure to
take, and we ask the public patronage. Polite attention to all your wants.
HENRY BUSCH & CO.
Wessels Corner, _ _ _ Aiken, S. C.
ia E1 i $4 fcaj ££
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND A FULL LINE OF
Medium mul Cheaper Grades of Open and Top
IB XT <3- <3-1 IB S,
At Lower Prices than at any other House this side of Cincinnati. This
Work is all made to order, Lighter Running and Belter Finished than
the class of work generally sold as Standard Vehicles. But I have just
received u Full Line of Fine *
Family Carriages, PInetons 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 of these vehicles but the best
materials, and in Quality, Style and Finish, are unequalled by auy other uow
mi the market. In stock a Full Line of
SADDLE AND HAKMESS—ALL GRADES.
Which I will offer at Lower Prices than have ever before been known
in tho history of t iie business. Milburn, 8f udebaker and Standard Plantation
Wagons, all sizes. Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather, Calf Skins, Shoe Find
ings, Carriage and Wagon Materials, Harness Leather, Belt Lacing of
superior quality, Rubber and Leather Belting. Also a full line of
XX.A.XXJD'W^IRIEl!
Guns, Shells, Powder, Shot, Table and Pocket Cutlery, Plow Points for
all makes, Nails, Axes, Hoes, Picks, and Mattocks, Pitoh Forks, Shovels,
Spades, Steelyards and Scale Beams, Grind Stones, Rakes, Paddocks, Car
penter Tools] J lies, Hinges, Window Sash, Doors and Blinds, Farm and
Church Bells, which I am ouering at LOWEST CASH PRICES.
A. E. GOODYEAR, Agent,
(Successor to R. H. MAY & CO.)
AUGUSTA, GA., opposite Georgia Railroad Bank.
-Y At tliq OITSifirid. 704 E-arnlSU—r ~ - Augusta Qa,
i
NEW YORK MILLINERY STOKE
i Under Central Hotel, Augusta, Ga.
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Wjith great pleasure I announce to the Ladies of Aiken that I am now exh
bitiiga stock of SPRING and SUMMER M 11 LLIXEKY GOODS unsurpass
ed ii» the South. Space will not permit mention of the dillerent articles—siriliee
it tc »ay, I feel confident I can please every ladv who will give me an oppor
tunity to do so, IN QUALITY STYLE and PRICE OF GOODS and WORK.
Ti the Ladies of Aiken, I extend a cordial Invitation to come and see me
wht i in the city, and examine, my beautiful and stylish goods.
MISS NELLIE PURCELI
n
Pleasure and Prolit to All!—
JOHN H. FEAEY,
Watches
and'
Moi ksl
rejf ired. Gl 1 iVlilil} Oli
2!) Broad Street, Opposite Central Hotel,
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■ If anIScK
F* Repaired.
Augusta, Ga.
tTY YEARS experience in fitting lenses in Spectacles makes tin
Optician Department Complete.
e Agont for Diamond Spectacles. Dealer in Reliable Jewelry.
Also Silvor-Plated Ware at the Lowest Prices.
o^jPersomUjittcmtmnXo^monogTam^
LGFLIN & STULB,
COJtXEK EitOAD AND CAMPBELL STREETS, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
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SE3EID ^OTJLTOES J
Wo liave ou hand, and will keep during tho entire planting
season, the VERY BEST and
Racist Reliable Seed Potatoes
for planting purposes. EARLY ROSE and ali other v*
ties. We buy direct from Boston, tho very best market
for Seed, and always get the best known to tho
trade. Our Poiataes are carefully selected
and are the best that comes to this
market.
Lofiiii t< Stuib,
Wholesale and Retail Grocers, Corner Broad and Campbell St., Augusta, Ga.
-AGENT EOK-
un<i
resents some of tlie strongest
mst reliable Fire and Life Lisur-
conipanie.s. I. > -ses promptly
<■«! and j>;tid. Real Estate bought
•Id. Houses rented.
WV-
‘wrv
s ' ' buy your Tinware, Crockery,
X Glassware, Lumps, Jewelry,
spoons, Knives, Ac., Forks, Combs.
• rushes, Buckets, Spectacles, Pins,
N o* dies. Soaps, Baskets, Dolls, Vases,
m*l every oilier tiling, is at
mm ii^nsuf
Work, i y
I
eu £ ii^
15 Cents Store,
rrA o r?
Cast
Every Day.
1014 to 1026 Fenwick Street,
AUGUSTA, - - GEORGIA.
lO and
No. 5!f> Broad Street,
AUGUSTA, GA.,
•adquarters for TOYS of all kinds.
The Boston Herald remarks that
“going to farmings is not the easy re
source that a good many people seem
think it is. Farming is too often
looked upon by those ignorant of its
equiremeuts very much as journal
ism hi by those M ho are equally igno
rant of its exactions, as something
which a man may take up after he
has hilled in everything else. Farm- j F OAXH N E G OT I
ecurw- AH YX R>!S
Standard American Watclies,
Every watch warranted to give per
fect .satisfaction to purchaser.)
Maine, Todd & Co.’s Gold
iPIEDlsrS I
D. Julius King’s Combination
Spectacles!
The best—an immense assortment In
store; I am enabled to suit parties by
mail, when inconvenient to visit the
store.)
The largest and best stock of Jew
elry ever brought to Aiken.
Goods all marked in plain figures
and only one price asked.
Personal attention given to watch-
work. P ine and difficult work solic
ited at prices of National Jewelers’
Association.
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FSTTelephone No. 27.
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CAVEATS. TRADE MAKES AND
COP YIUG Ills
H. F. Warneke,
lag Is a business as well as an occui
thin, and It requires training, ability
mid powers of physical endurance be
yond other kinds of business.
fVloney to Lend
IN
EDGEFIELD COUNTIEr* B\
TUTT & LOCK IT ART.
Augusta, Ga.
July 25, ISSC—2iu.
Olifnbie.I. ard all otlier business in the V.
_ I ''. Latent Oliicc attended to for inoderaN-
I ic*- . Medel or Ilrnxi'lna*. \Y.- ;*d- f
j vi e i > pr.** t.'iMlity frecof ekcrce; f*.d j
j've m. ’.o no charge un: x-s m **ubtain ixiten* {
.... j e r. br In re to the I’o.'tinnsior. Sin.t. of l
» it ■ x- ' \ s-Y’ Mothw order Div., and to officials <>f the]
A-IN i) i { . S. rntent Ollicc. For circulnr, fulvirc*. |
terms ami references t*> clients in
you "ow n State or omuty, write to
C. A SXOW & CO.,
pposite Patent Otli c, Ahahln-ton, D. C
Baker and Confectioner
A?TP DEALER Irf
GROCERIES
T0BA0G0 and 0IGABS,
TOYS, FIR&-WORKS, ETC.
AIKEN, - - - S. C
Ntw GOODS!! NEW GOODS!!
ilRS. KTBEUM CLARK
83
II i put in a beautiful new line of MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS, Hats,
Bon- ets, Laces, P’eathers and Flowers and all the Spring Novelties. In
greaer variety and Lower in Price than ever before. Examine before you
pun.
ir
1885. New Goods. Fall Trade. 1885
Window Shades and Lace Curtains, Wilton, Velvet, Brussels, 3-ply In
grain Carpets, Hearth Rugs, Door Mats, Art Carpet, Window Shades of every
size and Color, embracing all the New Styles, Cocoa, Catou and Napier Mat
tings, PToor Oil Cloths and Linolaums.
Lace Curtains, Window Cornices and Poles, New Walnut, Cherry, AsU
Ebony and Brass Cornices and Poles. Turcoman Curtains and Draperies.
Upholstery Goods. Raw Silks in a variety of Patients. Fringes in all Colors.
Hair Cloths, Cane and Gimp and Bultoms. Wall Papers, Borders and
Decorations.
Broad Street.
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA,
ase, we will suit you.
DRESSES also made in the very Latest Styles.
MRS. X. BRUM CLARK.
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IN MBS! GIN MBS!
YVE secured Patterns and propose to furnish RIBS for all makes of
Tins at reasonable prices.
ASTINGS of all kinds in Iron an Brass at short notice.
Ipecial attention given to Repairs. Satisfaction guaranteed!
1*i|£f PENDLETON^ FOUHDRYXTn^ BI50HiNE)tWaai(^
Nos. 615, G17 and 619, Kollock St., - - AUGUSTA, GA.
Proprietor. WM PENDLETON, Sup’t.
cAas. f. lombard,
ALFRED BAKER, Pre
President.
JOS. S. BEAN, Cashier.
THE AUGUSTA SAVINGS BAEK,
-OF AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.
Cash Assets
Surplus -
$300,000.00
00,000.00
Just Opened For AS! Trad*;
Oil Paintings, Em
Oil Paintings, Eimrnvin vni;d Cin.imn«. P.rruxmis Dn-q *tu lLiab 4 *t^_
1 ■ «' '^i>er Weatherstrips for Doora and Window, toj
■ f’a’ovt Prices.
0AIL1E & SOWS,
Chronicle Building, 711 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga.
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THE S. O. S. is the cheapest and the best and tho only Specific Fertilizet
for small grain the ruurxei.
ASHLte* ASH ELEMENT, a very cheap and excellent uon-ammoni*
ated fertilize /or small grain crops, fruit trees, grape vines, (kc.
ASH LE t COTTON AND CORN COMPOUND, a complete fertilizer for
tliese two crops, and also used by the truehers near Charleston for vegetables.
ASHLEY COMPLETE GARDEN FERTILIZER, specially adapted to
roses, gerauiuvjis, pansies, llowering annuals, &e.
E2?“For t-oi/ns, directions, testimonials, and for the various attractive and
instructive publications of the Company, address,
The Ashley Phosphate Company,
c'bariest-jn, - .SC.
OSEl'lI R. R^berrsox.
Uranic E. Taylor.
Geo. W. Williams J
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£(r. U
Sli, TAYLORS WILIAMS
Interest on Deposits of Five to Two Thousand Dollars. Sums of Olio Dolllai
and Upward Received.
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Dtrectnrt—James A. Loflin, E. O’Donnell, Eugene J. O’Cornner, Alfred
Jaher, F Schneider, W. B. Young, William Schweigert, Edger R. Derry
Jul«% Riv i, Joseph S. Beam, J. Henry Bredenburg.
eOTTl!S FACTORS ASH CE1B.11
ASKEPOO
CENTRAT.WH4RF
- OF THE
PHOSPHATE
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