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Ni»vemb<y IBSfj.ii’ !
By t uTitoyou a few liuts'to
lot you nuU your iimiiy reu<Johj know
that the carpenter-* expect to linihli
'Rie Aiken Amusement Association ! ou *' M«thodif t Church thi-» we«-k.
presented the 8 act eomedv ‘The Seri- On last Thursday night. Rev. A. R. |
lous Family” at I he Lyceum Hail on Wa t««r froni Johustonp-preached a,
, Friday night. The pUv hh* long been very appropriate and earnest sertuon
The Sec-mcl I*rortutAi«»n ot the Aiken
Auiusoiii<M>t Aaao^f-ttiou at the
Idroeum Alalh
Reported for the R ordfr by Mr. W. L.
W;.sbburiL
;
Ituslxcss lAiCALS.
tlj'* rel;i»ohilOU.|C.
Rev. A. R.
rrHL.-iu.vint> r. w , in preparation, aiid tlie menibers liave . ,
>r Fn.ithrfri hrrt?nn had U1 overcome many obstacifs in its i " ates, silso preucV^i a very hue ser-
| presentation, i*ut it was given in a - P* ou ^he Baptis^iCilCirch this morn-
airthorlzed ,uan,le, ‘ Ma finished that but for the,‘'h?*. a^ Q".-id congregation with
i- ) famil
I
inurken efFecT.
Rev. V. J. He.long from Edgefield,
preached for us in the academy this
evening at 3 o’clock. His discourse
was delivered with great earnestness
twegf) dtesip ition and a liypocritical i w, ’fi nre happy to
Hines. U is full «»f comical ' know that Brother Herh.ng will . , M t de . liill4f
preach f »r useverj- tliird Sunday, and i s< l” are an< ‘ l ' onet t aeuiing
linr name-* on the p/ognor.inemk*
i Mould have taken the actors for profes
[DVfciitTISEMEVTS sioiials. The play is a plea against too
j much seriousness in a family. It
Muter/»r sale, ♦-Iiom « Uist there is a happy mean be
riff—Four s.ileH uad^r ‘
OiMtii Kesults in lOvori C&s.u
D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper
dealer of Chattanooga, Tenn.. writes
that he wus seriously afflicted wiUi a
severe cold that sett led-on his lungs;
had tried many remedies without
bcuetit. Bein^ ifiducei) to try I>r.
King’s New Discoverj' for Consump
tion, did so and was entirely cured by
use of a few bottles. Since which
time he lias used it in his family for
ail coughs and colds with best results.
This is the experience of thousands
whose lives have iieeu saved by this
wonderful discovery.
Trial Bottles free* at H. H. Hall’s
Drug 8tore.
sjpergoo
The Emporium is the Pioneer fo»
low prices and the guidiug star foi
njllhtrd I'ulde* f°r ^j tuut j M , )H VV ere mucii appre<*i-
[ J. Tliorpe—Toj's cenfecttonarv and t rtle '* **>'tfiv ami.euce. Ihe following
!». * 1! •- the cjwt of character:
j 'J . < ’baric* Torrens - - - Dr. A. II. Ashley
fkipt&in Murphy Maguire Mr. if. Stevenson
| Frank Vi»ceiit ------ Mr. W. H. Ashley
LOCAL BREVITIES.
►ll'Vn guests are beginning to Mr.ArotnadabSleek - --Air W.Steveuson
> in large numbers. ; V* ' ' * ** r vn”! 1
[ken can
lleomeat
FState.
[onda;
;oftke
>a»t of stkine of the
glass windows
it, of the Billiard Ta-
Riflc -Club.
-
•rl»y <urea»jily - - Mts« Wnshburn
MrsI Charles Torrens - Mi>'-! I*. H r -nderi*liott'
SlL«s EminaTorrens - - - Miss M. Uavenel j
iu i Mrs. Ormsby Delmainc - - Miss T>wn.-eiul I
•| Grsbaiu - - - Miss M. Heiulerghott ;
4^. £—, —_ j Mr. Wellington Stevenson’s repre- 1
efttieiMr^hlled to the auction , ' ’ , ’’
in make up and acting. Ihe acting
all through tlie play showed improve
ment ovei that in “Brother Bill and
le by
;rihers can
_ on accounts
l*ajfrwen: iu .turkeys.
wish that llrother Wates would come i
and preach for us once a mnntii.
Mr. John Harling ami Miss L.
Arthur were married a short time !
ago. both ot ' T auvluse. Mr. Willie ;
Mobley and .\fi.ss Permentcr were
married a'oour a week ago. Mr. Mob- |
ley is from Edgefield, and his bride
lives in Vaucluse. Both of the mar
riage ceremonies were perforined by
Rev. W. B. Horton.
Mrs. Lucinda Atkinson fell out of
the door of Mr. R T. Dean's house
last Tuesday morning and broke her
left arm and bruised her person in
several otiier places very badly, in
fact she came very near killing her-
Jmpnssibilities melt away when we
mak** up our minds to perform a great
undertaking at the Emporium.
The tide of trade flows grandly and
steadilv to the ever popular Clothing
ft’tore of Hahn & Co.
The novelties are exquisite and
the grand assortment is stirringly
grand at the Emporium.
Ransack the State, from end to end,
and you will not find a belter place to
buy your goods, than at the Empori
um.
Variety will abound to satisfy every
turn of fancy at the Emporium.
Hahn A Go’s. Clothing Emporium
“ AH# Volatpropris."
R ADE.
Like a MiglitjBatara^ comes whirl'iig into the Great Clothing House of
SFESiAL
& Co. the Clothiers.
The people i e overwhelmed at the vast array of wonderful Inducements
Our 1 e q an* Winter season has commenced in right good earnest.
There has lit
Success Is as
Every dav v
It ihust be t
attract sach gVe
FINE
Mr. M; P. Peters, who has rented
elegant eMtabUnhment of Mrs.
Ivensou, is ao-w ready for boarders.
"■—
good njphy turkeys were on the
rket lastHareck and real.'.ed go«Ml
Ices. ChicaStfs also were in better
|>ply thou in
’ -'n-
lr. D. S. Headersnn left this inorn-
ttt attend ttiejfGovernor’s inaugu-
ia and tlje meeting of tlie State
ir Asapciatlou ut Columbia.
j in tlie last act, called forth a sponta
neotis burst of applause ft. >in the au- j
dienee by her wonderful bHuily. Miss i
Rosa Townsend, a, lie yo*ng widow, !
acted to perfeCkion. 'The Aiken public ;
long ago recognized the talent of
Messrs. Ashley and Stevenson, and
they always do their parts in a finish
ed style. Of the minor parts, Miss
Mamie Ravenel as Bnima was natural
and unaffected; Miss M. Hemlershott
as Qrnfiam, the maid, was good, and
ihe bit of ciHjuctry between Graham
and Torren* called forth applause.
Messrs. J. Chatfleld and W. Ashley
Rev. J. C.-Brown ai.d L. Cuthlierf,
^returned from the Banllst State ('ou-
^vr ntion hi time to hold service in
l»elr respective churches ou Sunday
in tl.j Vaucluse mill.
Mr. Robert Butler, has moved to
Granitevllle into the Rouse formerly
occupied by our friend Dr B. W.
Hun'er. Twenty-Six.
f
Granieeville Ileitis.
From Our Regular Correspondent.
GRAXITEVTLLa'k. (*., )
November 29th, iSS'Jd
Many deaths have occurred here re-
j cently, among the nui’foer is D. Wor-
j sltam, a young man in the prime of
life, who died suddenly on last Satur-
Persona inodded for subscription
^re reiniu-V-d ^Irat The Recorobh
pfRce h still in the aume place, and
Irai we are'anxious -to write their re-
^el{gs v
—“T*— r- *
Mr. Frank H. Curtis will open his
Lcademv for boys and girls, on Moil
ed ay next, at the corner of Pendleton
street and Harn\uj|li Avenue. Mixty-
it •dhq]>e» are o.-.pe^ted.
tilled their parts very acceptably. ! ( j av „ight, aml.Malachi C..gburu, an
•Too much praise cannot bo given to oja die<r oh Fi idny 20th inst,
the orchestra, only praetic- 1 •jfter a long illness, the funeral servi-
ing for a few weeks, their music is far ] ces 0 f both these men. were conducted
ahead of any that Aiken’s local talent I p,- i> av . A. E. (hirnish
lias hitherto produced. We are glad ! j as . jj. ‘(^‘.dricli, has gone to St.
to learn that the oreliestra is a penua- j Augustine,'Ela., to locate in business,
nent organization. It was much need- , j a3 }». Goursey has accepted a |K>si-
ed in Aiken, and we are sure the peo- j (joji in iii H Newberry Machine shop,
The Improvement Committee are
hard'at work, .add in course of time
■will transfo'r^i the cenbres of our wide
etreetsinto beautiful parka, that will
greatly increase tlie attractions of
Aiken. ,
‘ • ■ r '< ^
Schroder & Thorpe have now on
ind <»ue of the finest stocks of staple,
roi>dAandf>uniJy groceries now on
.» .'■Jfcirket. 4 Their oouutry as well as
icily ealdP-'M^-k a,r e invited to.call acd
examine.
ThankBgiviiflg Da/ was observed at
St 'Phaddeus.Rpiseopal Cllufchby the
UHUa t«ervice^, but there was no ser
vice h* »fiy v of t * ,e ‘dhef , 'churclje8.‘
The day was very inclement.
pie will appreciate it.
The audience was select, but in size
hardly up to what tiie merits of the
play called for. As th6 proceeds are for
the benefit of the town, it seems as if j
the town people should p atronize the
productions of the Association, espe- |
cially when the acting is as good as j
any travelling troupes that visit I
AiKen. the details of tlie stage setting !
much better.
There is in preparation a play writ- j
ten by a well known gentleman of
Aiken. The author will take
ing part, and it will be given as soon |
as possible. We understand it is quite
comical, and has a local background.
few days ago for Unit
SlliO.S YNi> BNAILAOB.
Remeonbe the Fanners Agricul
tural Club neeting at Dibble’s Mimt-
niorenct fain, on Friday next. A
fine barbecti may be tex peeled The
ihject for ispnssion is silos and en-
ge tiuine farmers
Our es tee inert young^^Lnnt, V^. L.
Washkarn, is in town omfrshort visit
to parents and friends. Ite is pleas
antly located in Washington, Ga., in
the newspaper business, and will re
turn to his post of duty in a few days.
M iss J. Tliorpe, of Graniteville, lias
establislied headquarters for .Santa
Clause in that town. Persons in
search of Christmas Preaents would
do well to call and examine her large
*ck of confectionary, toys and fancy
goods. , —
Mr. Charles Hartlett, of Lime, Con
necticut, principal of one of thellnest
classical schools id tlie country, is
stopping at Mrs. H. W. Raveuel’s.
Mr. Bartlett is taking a three weeks
rest in our health restoring climate
for the benefit of a slight bronchial
rouble.
At Shiloh Church, Rev, J. C.
Irown, Pastbr, three applications
jr baptism were made on Sunday
. One waa baptised, but tlie holy
hi i a nee was postponed for the
t two until milder weather. One
tslider was restored to member-
T. Denniiig & Co., of Broad
^et, Augusta Ga., have on iiand a
and choice stock of confection-
fruits toys, and notions, just the
fugs for Christmas presents. Be
re to give them a call when you
Isit Augusta.
No town'in South Carolina of the
t-inie size, can show as many elegant
pd substantial improvements to real
ptate for the past year as Aiken. Not
ily have many handsome private
ddences been built, but the business
itre has shared largely ju the gen
ii improvement.
•Meeting of a Genuine Farmers Club—
No Tilltuanism lobe Mixed wiifi It—
An Improving Discussion and a
Fine Barbecue Dinner will be the
Order of the Day.
To the Members of the Aiken Cen
tral Farmers Club: At your last
meeting you expressed a desire to
hear tlie result of iny ex
periments .with tlie making and feed
ing of ensilage. This I am anxious to
give for I find this system of preserv
ing fodder well adapted toour climate
and destined to till a large^place in the
agriculture of the South. But I flml
fthut
lline
as the q
cussed with silos and ensilage at hand
for illustration, I would invite all
members interested in the subject t<>
meet at my barn next Friday,(Decein-
her 3rd,) at 12 o’clock. In order that
Sheri IT Holley, W. W. Jordan and
myself, may not be the only members
present, I will add that a barbecue
will be served at 2 p. m.
HenryM. Dihbee.
and left here a
town.
Mr. Henry Cook resigned his posi
tion as agent at the South Carolina
Rail Road at this place*, and Sarh’l
Samuels lias been appointed to fill the
vacancy.
Miss Fannie Pardue was married to
Geo. Moseley, of White Pond, at the
residence of her brother, on Thursday,
by Rev. W. H. Wroten.
Chits. Powell and Miss Kate Rin-
-1 dull, were married on Wednesday
a lead-1 afternoon by Rev W. H. Wroten.
Miss Lizzie Senn is teaching a large
school at China Spring Academy, in
Shaw Township. ./
Tiie party at J. G. Harrigal’s resi
dence, was a pleasant social utiair, and
attended by many of our young peo
ple.
All of our stores have on their best
business look, and are well stocked
and filled for winter. Cotton comes
in fast, and is rapidly disposed of at
tlie Factory.
Wesley Rearden of this place, lias
been appointed manager of the cloth
room at Vaucluse Factory. Styx.
Hoy anil Money Disappear.
About a week ago a hoy about fifteen
years of age, named Edwin Merchant,
came to Charleston and engaged board
at a prominent boarding-bouse- H
On
I shall prohablv absent at tlie! said he hart come from Atlanta. On
ofthe next regular meeting'awi ; his way. .here jp jsitopned at Aiken,
he question can best bo rfls-| and ludtiead knolhVr lad'by’fhe'UKtme
Eiicmrage Our Aniateuis
The citizens of Aiken should make
greater eflorts to encourage our ama
teurs iu theatrical perforances than,.. ,
what was manifested on Friday even- ! tla evidence to connect young.Mer-
of Hall to come on to Charleston,
with a view of “going to sea”. Voung
Hall, however, preferred to find some
morelucrativeemploymeiit and parted
company witli the Atlanta navigator.
On Thursday night Merchant sudden
ly disappeared from his boarding
house. On that same night .fbO also
disappeared from the valise of a gen
tleman who occupied a room just
across the hall and opposite that of
young Merchant. The valise was
found to have been broken open and
the money abstracted. There is
nothing but very strong cireumstan-
C'all at W J Platt & Co’s for our Pink
Cough Mixture, it will alfect instant
relief in Croupor Asthma, Pneumpnia,
Consumption, and all lung a flections,
only -2o els per botrte.* Broeker &
McMiUiaii, Tangly S. C.
Try our Pink Cough Mixture, for
Neuralgia, Coughs, Spasmodic Croup
Astlima, and all lung diseases. A
trial will prove R^-vnlue. Prepared by
Brooker & MeMillian. Langly, S. t’.
Before purchasing Lamps, examine
tlie stock of Geo. W. Curtis.
Cabbage Onions, Irish Potatoes,
and Apples at Geo. W. Curtis.
Tin Ware Glass and Crockery Ware
at Geo. VV. Curtis.
Just received at Geo. W. Curtis a
fresh lot of that Fine Oat Meal, every
one was so pleased with last winter.
Sheep Wanted
For stock purposes, name price
and number. Address
W. T^Rnbuee,
Aiken, S. C.
The place to buy staple and fancy
groceries of tine quality is John B.
Heriot’s. t
LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
TOYS! TOYS!
Christmas is coming, make the child
ren happy! Come to J. THOBPE,
Graniteville, S-C.. for Christ
mas Toys fof Santa Claw.
Ali kinds of Fancy
Goods,' consisting
of Toilet Cases
Fancy Vel
1 * yet and
Wood Frames,
WorkBoxes, Plush
Fhotp find Autograph
Albums, etc. Dolls, wax
arid china from 1c. up, Willow
Carriages and Cradles. Wooden «
Wagons, Wheelbarrow*, Rocking
horses, Tin Horses ami Wagons,
etc. China Vases. Flower
Stands, Toilet Setts, Cups
and Saucers, etc.
Drums, Tudleheets '
and numerous
, other.
Toys.
Call and
see them before
ita4Rrt>!in»V; -AJLd
n no lull iu our business,
ired!
^ record a marked increase in cash sales.
i moderate stocks of other dt uk-rs, ami l lieir high prices that
attention to our enormous assortment of
ISIEiM’S AND BOYS’
tND MEDIUM CLOTHING
i
i.
Very Low Prices.
1i capital is the powerful agent that speeds our business on,
blowing auxiliaries:
A keen fortiglit as to.the wants of all classes; a chronic devotion to the
practice of the One-Price system ; always ready and willing to exchange goods
or refund the Hyuey; maintaining business principles that have made us the
live leaders artm^ire^feople’s favorites.
Strongly febotest ing against the common practice of trickery and deception.
Quick to defend our pride, we are determined to be at tlie top of the heap
in evervthiiieapertaining to a strictly
irSt-class one-price
Ready-made Clothing Business!
MAKE A NOTE OF IT.
Our large
assisted by tlie,
TO THE PEOPLE OF AIKEN COUNTY.
PRICES THIS WEEK AT THE AIKEN AUGUSTA STORE BY THE
COURT HOUSE.
■XT' r E are happy to inform the people of Aiken County, that we are prepar-
\\ ed lo otter Greater B .ryaitis this Seie-on taan ever l»efore.
10,000 Yards Beautiful Prints at -1 lo eenls, ami tlie Higiiesl Gnules Fan
cies at 6*! cents.
10,0oJ Yanis of Beautiful Dress Goods iu Granite Cloliis, Se«)lca and Irish
Plaids Debaigeand Br icades from 5 cents per yard up.
100 Dozen Linon Finished Handerchicfs from 5 C?nts Up.
The Best Jersey Jackets ever sold in tiiis market at Toots., $1 00 ami fl 50.
500 Dozen Dailies and Gent’s Hose from 5 eenls up.
Beautiful Dolmans the Latest Full and Winter Covering for Ladies at
Prices tiiat will suit the most fastidious.
CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
500 Pairs of Gent’s Pants at 65, 75, and $1 00 per Pair.
Beautiful Black and Fancy Gent’s Suits at <5 00.
All Wool Gussimere Suits at *7 00 ^8 00 and $10 00.
Shirts and Drawers at Prices that will bewilder you.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
15 lbs
Good Rieu T _
prise you. Bagging and Ties, Cooking ami Heating Stoves. We Call 8|*e-
eial Attention to our Colton Option ami Southern Friend Cooking
Stoves. We buyall our Stoves direct from tlie niaiiufueturers and we can give
prices that wiil startle i on. Every Stove is Gauranteed to give entire sat
isfaction if properly operated. We have the Singer Sewing Machine ou cou**
cigumeut and \vill sell ut Factory Prices.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
We have the best Bedstead in the market for $1 50. Chairs, Bedstead-Cottage
Rockers, Ward robes and Extension ’rubles at the Lowest Prices. Before buying
don’t fail to look at our Furniture and Prices. Try us and see if we will iit»t
pour you out blessings in the way of cheap Dry Goods, Groceries, Shoes,Hats,
Clothing, Furniture, &c. Such as your purses are able to bear.
J. P. WEATHERSBEE,
Foi J. G. STEEDMAN.
PARK AVENUE _ _ - - - AIKEN, 8. C.
>s Extra C Sugar for $1 00. 13 lbs Standard Granulated Sugar $1 00. 20|bs
Rice $1 00. Codec, Syrup, Molasses amt Flour at Prices that will sur-
Clothisgly Yours,
HAHN & CO.
HANG THE BANNER ON THE OUTER WALL !
. Proclaim It From the Houso Tops,
That Low Prices Rule.
C lomps re these prices with those of the houses that sail before you with so-
called cheap goods, and see how I down them. Even the $50,000 man
•Cakes the shade, and tke man with factory prices ?s left so far behind that
he is lost sight of. Just stop for one moment, ponder, reflect, read and send
on your orders, for goods are cheaper than they wil? ever be again: Bed
steads at $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50, $1.00 $4.50, $5.00, $6,00 $7.00, and up. A good
Walnut Beadstead at $8 (X), $0 60, and soon. A Poplar Bureau, 12x20 glass,
$6 50. A Poplar Bureau, hi M. top, 12x20 glass, $7 50. A Poplar Bureau
iX M. top, 44x24 glass, $8 50. A Poplar Dresser wood top
20x3Q glass $12 00. A Poplar Dresser, marble top, 18x24 glass, $1050
Wash Htaiids, open, $1 25, $1 50, $2. Wash Stands, enclosed. $3 50. Wash
Stands, combination drawers and commode, $4 50, Wood Chairs, nicely fin
isl»ed,*49c. Wood Rockers nicely tiurdied $1_25. Children’s Fancy Rockers,
THE FURNITURE BOOM!
Fleming & Bowies—Creat Leaders
WE MEAN BUSINESS! JUST LOOK AT OUR PRICES:
Parlor Suits, Hair Cloth, Walnut Frames $37 50
Parlor Suits, Mohair Plush, Walnut Frame, 40 60
Bedroom Suits 10 pieces 16 00
Beautiful Imitation Ash, Mahogany and Walnut, 10 pieces 25 00
Nice Walnut Hat Racks, with Glass 7 50
Fine Walnut Frame Carpet Lounges 7 50
Fine Imitation Walnut Frame KepLounges 4 50
Fine Walnut Marble Top Suits, 10 pieces 38 50
Fine Solid Ash Suits, with toilet. 50 50
Good Wardrobes $10.00; Beautiful Chromoa. *5
The Handsomest Oil Paintings, 24x30, Guilt Frames 2
MATTRESSES a specialty at tlie following prices:
/
Straw with cotton one side, $2 50
Straw with cottoon two sides, 3 50
Shuck with cotton one side, 4 00
Dealers will do well to write us for our Wholesale Price List, both it
ture and Mattresses. We have just issued a Tiew illustrated catalogue
will be forwarded to any address on application.
Shuck with cotton two sides, $5j
All coUou(common) 10 pounnds
All cot to vi (goody 50 pounds,
FLEMING & BOW.
838 BROAD STREET,
50c. Large Arm Boston Rockers. $1 50. Ftvespindle Chest Chairs, 6oo. — 1
Large Arm Cane Beat Rockers, $225. Cradles, ^0 to $2 50. Cane Seat TH7T7'T / I V J D TN A O / \
Chairs, 72*.t)C: Folding Cribs, $3 00. Children’s bea^^^ill prices. Ladies VV A '! il j A\ lM I
Cnrrtet Rockers. 3>2 00. 42 50. $3 00 and un to tlie best. / ^^^Btfteckers, $4 00 to T T . A -A.-*.. VJV _A-/X-A.k_/V->^.
Carpet Roekers, $2 00, $2 50, $3 00 ami up to the best. /^^^jfia>c_kers, _$4 00 to
$10 00 Side Boards, all prices $8 OO to $50 00. Lounges. «>„ /o, $4i>0$5 50 $6 50
$8 00. An elegant Bed Lounge $9 90, Hail Racks, $7 CO to $25 00. Parlor
Suits* hair cloth, walnut frame, $.;0 00. Parlor Suits, plush .and walnut
frame, $39.75 Sofas and odd chairs all prices. No. 6 Step Stoves. 20 pieces
Jeare, $8 76. No. 7 Step Stoves, 20 pieces wane, $10 50. No. 8 Ste>' iStoves, 20
pieces war«, $13 00. No. 6 Indianola fiat top, and 20 pieces ware, $42 50. No.
. 7 Indianoflf flat top, and 20 pieces ware $13 00. No. 8 Indianola flat top, and
*20 pieces vwire, $16 00. No. 6 Mamie Range, $13 00. No. 7 Manila Range.
$15.00. Aud thousands of other articles that cannot be mentioned hare. Bot
tom pricesjto dealeis. Send for my illustrated Catalogue.
K f L. F. PADGETT,
M Furniture Store,
1110 anl|rtll2 BROAD STREET, - - - - AUGUSTA, GA.
O-S.OOEl^S-
you will be pleased to
buy from my selected stock,
All kinds of Christmas and
New Year Cards, also Fine Sta
tionary, and School Books, Slates and
Pencils etc., always on hand. Call at
Sahta Claus Headquarters.
J. Thorpe,
Granitevile, 8, C. -
ing last. The desire to promote the
life of the town by furnishing whole
some amusement is worthy of tlie
most liberal encouragement. We
hope the next performance will be
greeted by a crowded house.
Arsons are reminded of tlie sale of
D. F. Me E wen's stock of jewelry
December 15, where a fine oppor- '
lity will be afforded for bargains,
Id those having articles in his pos
ition lor repair are reminded that if
called for before that day they
111 be sold to pay expenses.
^^ii alarm of fire was given about 8
bek ou Sunday morning, but it
^1 out to be nothing more than
Hpidental burning of some light-
Buud rubbish iu Staube’s row’
|Rldings, east of the passenger
Ft. Tlie fire was extinguished
p tlie engine was removed from
bouse,
le Aik
Davis Bridge Items.
Our correspondent ‘'Edisto” furnish
es the following items from Davis
Bridge.
The farmers have finished gather
ing their crops aud the turn out is
poor.
Very little oats is being sown.
Tlie Muddy Branch Academy, of
which Mrs. Hester Webb, is princi
pal, is in a flourishing condition.
The school now lias fifty scholars.
Mr. John Wolley. died of cancer on
Wednesday, Nov. 24, after much suf
fering. He w’as buried at Spring
Branch Church.
Miss Laura Taylor, of Aiken, is
spending some time witii Miss Fan
nie Jackson, of Windsor.
The Windsor band is flourishing.
Pleasant .Note fYom a Northern Sub
scriber.
Mr. E. H. Osgood, Somerville Mas
sachusetts, who has be*»n a subscriber
to The Recokeer for the last four
| years, sends us the following kind
note:
Somerville, Nov. 14, 1886.
Friend Drayton: I like The Re
corder, and miss it when, as some
times happens, the mails go
wrong. With my best wishes for
your health aud prosperity. I enclose
amount for another year.
Yours trufy,
E. H. Osoood.
Mr. Osgood has visited Aiken sev
eral times for the benefit of his health
and by his genial manners and dig
nified courtesy won many friends who
will be pleased to know that hia
health is much improved.
chant with the theft, but he is now
being looked up by tlie detectives.
Young Hall has returned to Aiken.—
News and Courier Nov. 27.
The young man described in the
above as Hail is named Erie and he is
not from Aiken but from Atlanta.
He was employed for several months
iit the drug store of Mr. H. H. Hail,
but has returned to his parents in
Atlanta.
Money to be Made.
It is said that dull times are not known
by the agents of the irroat
publishing house of George Stinson & Co.
| of Portland Maine. The reason of this
| exceptional success is found in the fact that
| they always give tlie public that which is
j keenly appreciated and at prices that all
! can afford. At present we understand,
j their agents are doing wonderfully well on
I several new lines. Tliey ncjcff many more
' agents in all parts of the country. Those J
! who need profitable work should* apply at !
( once. Women do as well as men. Expe- j
| rience is not necessary, for Messrs. Stinson
& Co undertake to show all who are willing
to work, not hard but earnestly, the path
to large success. It should be remembered
that an agent can d<> a hatnlsome business
without being away from home over night.
Another advantage—it costs nothing to i
give the business a trial, and an agent can i
devote all of his time, or only his spare j
moments to it. SGnson & Co. guarantee |
grand success to all who engage and follow |
simple aud plain directions that they give.
Pointer Dog tor Sale. *.
O RANGE and White Pointer Dog
“Dan,” (A. K. R. 3931) is offered
for sale. -Four years old, stylish and
magnificent hunter. One of the best
dogs in Georgia, wide ranger, good
retriever; staunch and will hold birds
or flush at command. Not broken to
drop to wing or shot. He is the size
of Mr. Quinn’s puppy in Aiken. Any
one wanting to purchase, can have the
privilege of hunting him either singly
or with another dog. Address
JOHN M. WEIGLE,
Evening News, Augusta, Ga.
At Auction.
^~^N Salesday next
December the
6th, 1836, will be sold at public
Auction, at the Armory of the Palmet
to Rifle CMub, the following articles:
One'fjmt-class Billiard Table, 1 Pool
Table, also Lamps, Cases, Rucks,Balls,
and oilier appurtenances to a Billiard
Room. Bv order
COMMITTEE,
The Palmetto Rifle Club.
Nov. 20th 1886.
to he made. Cut this out and
return to us, and we will
scud you free, something of
great value and importance to you, that
will start you in business which will bring
you in more money right away than any
thing else in this world. Any one can do
the work and live at home, father sex; all
age-. Something new, that just, coins
mm ladies
MISS NELLIE PUBCELL,
s
Under the Central Hotel,
with the most Elegant
Stojek of MILLINER Y and FANCY GOODS she has ever brought to Au
gusta. Ijook out for her Fall Opening in a short time.
OF THE N*£W YORK MIL LINEY STORE
Augusta, Gal, has returned from New York,
October 4th, 1886.
H-
H. BUSCH & CO.
AUG their Fall and Winter Stock of Goods in all their Departments
t#f the Choicest Selections from tiie best markets
Shoesforall! Cheap Clothing and Pants! Pants Cloths! Domestics!
tion Stoc^v in newlines! Jerseys! Children’s Sacks! Hosiery! Laces
Edgings and Novelty Braids, <fce.
LOOK AT OUK CHILDREN’S SHOES!
RY, Glassware, &e. Stationery. First-Class Groceries.
Butter and Pure Sugars are what we handle. We keep all
-ally found in a flrst-elass store.
Sg^Piiomp attention given to your Orders, which are solicited.
HENRY BUSCH & CO.
Wessels Corner, _ _ _ Aiken, S. C.
No-
and
The
the
goodi-
We'have nnt7iiaee toV’xi‘.iain‘all‘h«erbnt j »“>'iev tor all workera, ; We will start you;
full particulars will be sent free to those I eapit*! not needed. This is one of the gen-
who "address the firm ; tin
given above.
ir full address is • ui»c,important chances of a lifetime. Those
* | who are ambitious and enterprising will
not delay. Grand outfit free. Address
I
Look Hero.
| Tkixe & Co., Augusta. Maine.
Aiken Improvement Cormnis-
is making elaborate arrange-
its for a beautiful park in the i Malaria.
(die of Richland Avenue. Last; Twentv-five hundred dozen bottles
k we inentioued that there were • of Ague Conqueror ordered in one
ku churches, tw o newspaper offices month. It positively eradicates all
bi number of handsome residences j Malaria, Fever and Ague, Bilious
**is Avenue. A friend reminds us and Intermittent Fevers iu anycli-
we might have added turn dental mate. Read our book of one thousand
■ ‘s, one wagon manufactory, the . testimonials.
ey House, the Busch House, and d,- k West, S. C., March 12 86.
srous other interesting features. , <}. «. Green, Dear Sir:—we will
— : | soon need more Ague Conquer-
We are indebted to our old friend ror. It is taking like “hot cakes” aud
Gen. Edw ard McCradv, Jr., for a copy i giving satisfaction,
of his address before tlie Association j Yours.
of the Army of Northern Virginia
delivered, in the hall of the House of; Fairfield, Mo., Aug. 29, 86.
delegates at Richmond, Va., unThurs- | G. G. Green, Dear Sir:—Your Ague
dav, October 21, 1886. We regard it j Conqueror Knocks the Chills and
as a carefully prepared ami most val
uable historical paper, and shall give
il an honored place in our library. It
(covers forty-one pages ami is printed
jn the neat»*st manner by Win. Ellis
iones, of Richmond, Va.
is.-es with employment at
Boots ! home, tlie whole of par or their spare
moments. Bn-ine^yiioK-.N^Sht anil profita-
I Me. Persons of cither easily earn from
•Vi cents to $5.00 per ev<sriiTg, ■aWd' *frrepor-
: tional sum by devoting all their time to tlie
business. Bovs and girls earn as much as
men. Tiiat all who see this may send their
i address, and test the business, we make
: this ofior. To such as are not well satisfied
I we wilil send one dollar to pay for the
tronble of writing. Full particulars and
outfit free. Address Georue Stixson <fcCo.
: Portland, Maine.
ELLIS BROS
Dumb Ague every time. I Warrant
every bottle and it never fails. I
have cured cases where quinine had
no effect whatever. Yours truiv,
W. II. SHAW CO.‘
If you want to buy goods very cheap f W nrVjlljT ClflSKfiS
; eome aud look at my stock, w hich is " UlUODUO a
’very complete. In Dry Uoods^ No-| furnish all cla
tions, Clothing, Hats, Caps,
ami Shoes, Trunks, Valises, Grip
Bags. My stock of Ladies. Misses and
[Children’s New Markets' Walking
Jackets, Palatot Wraps, Coats and
Circulars are very complete. And I
want to call your attention to my
i stock of Siioes, in wTiieh you will find
• the South Carolina Penitentiary
; Siioes for Men, Ladies, Boys, Girls j
j and Cnildrpn. and every pair warrant
j ed, also a full line of the well known i
I Bi\y State Shoe, and Leather Campa- i
uies Boots and Shoes, all kinds and j
sizes and every pair fully warranted. I
j And when you want the very finest !
Ladies, Misses am! Children’s Hand-[
made Siioes ask for Clement, Weil A ;
Ball’s Baltimore Shoes Spring Heel i
Siioes a specialty for Children. I also |
keep some cheap or low price Shoes ;
1 to meet tlie wautsof those customers | ^pp] egj
! who want to buy cheap or low price
goods. It is to your interest to see
: my goods before you buy.
Respectfully,
C. K. HENDERSON.
ATTENTION? We
ire now prepared to
Bondurant, Jopling & Co,
Manufacturers of-
ALL KINDS OF BRICKS!
Proprietors of the Old and Popular
DeLAIPLE AND AUGUSTA BRICK YARDS, establish ;J in 1820! Esti
mated jprodm-don since then 2-50,000,000 Brick! Quality and color unsur
passed N or tl» «»f South. Large stock always on hand. For information
address
DURANT, JOPLING & CO., Augusta, Ga.
185 and iS’i Meeting and 117 Market Streets, CHARLESTON S. C.
Invite Attention to the Following Bargains:
•
C*t Loaf Sugar 14}» pounds fl 00*
Granulated Sugar 15*2 pounds 1 OOd
Confectionery A Sugar 15 1 ^ poicnds 1 00 * '
White Extra C Sugar 17 pounds 1 00 )
Light Brown Sugar 19 pounds. '. *... .1 00 i
Good Brow’n Sugar 20 pounds '. 1 00 »
Two jpound Tomatoes .'.93 cents a Dozen.
'i'iw’ee -^KMald.Tomatoes... '.Trr:~.*.: ~ .'. $1 40 a. Dozen.
Good Cigars !T..' . u "'..
These are but a few of the many Attractions we are Constantly Offering
aud House-Keepers will find it gretttly to tlieir advantage to send for * copy
of Our Monthly Price List, and consult it always.
WELCH & EASON.
No Charge for .Packing or Drayr-ge.
CALF A Nl) EXAMINET -
SCHRODER Sc THORPfc.
LAURENS STREET, AIKEN, S. C.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
We particularly invite the attention 0 f the ladies to our New and Beautiful
Stock of Fall and Winter Dress Golds’, which we will take pleasure in
showing and selling at prices lo suit the times.
FINE SIIOES.
Our Stock of Ladies’ and Gents’ fine Siioes has been gotten up as a special
attraction, and we nr« confident tiiat we can suit the tastes of tlie most fustid-
eous. Straw Hats and Fur Goods for Ladies, Gents and ChiltReu.
GROCERIES!! GROCERIES !!
We keep none but the best Groceries. Both our Heavy and Fancy Groce
ries are just what you want and at just the price you are willing to pay, be
cause they are just what they are represented, and are marked at Lowest
Cash Prices. We are Agents for tlie AMERICAN SEWlNti
MACHINE, one of the lies! in the market. Our Stock is complete in every
line, and polite and attentive salesmen ready to serve customers.
SC HRODER & THORPE.
SZEIaLinSTG- OIFIEPi
AT AND BELOW COST AT
B. W. MOSELEY'S.
H. T. MoEachkkx, Agent,
R. S. Brown,
W ITH a view’ to devoting myself entirely to farming operations I offer
my entire stock of Dry Goods, Shoes, Huts, Crockery and Notions At
and Below Cost. These Goods must i ositiveiy be closed out in the next
Ninety Days. Call early and secure bargains.
B. W. MOSEI EY.
;i (VicEachern fc Brown,
OTRV*—TREET, • _ _ _ _ AIKEN, 8. C.
TAT3lkLEI{!-> ««i D/y Goods, Gr<series and General Merchandise. Call
J^Q^wpect our stock which will ail be sold at reasonable prices.
; ilareh 23, 1886-ly. McEACHERN & BROWN.
LAURENS STREET,
and
New GOODS!!
AIKEN, SO. CA.
000S!!
ur
/
C. Bart Sc Go.
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Foreign and Domestic Fruitf.
Shirts! Shirts!
From 25 Cts.
UP TO THE BEST
In the Market.
Oranges,
Cocoanuts, Lemons,
PiiiO Apples, Pot a toe.-!,
Bananas,
Peanuts,
Onions,
—t+Ott
We are Receiving
Line of Dry Goods
Cabbage
Hu,
First Hop of tljo Season
The hop given at Schroder’s Hall
p Tuesday last was a select and en-
affair. The music furnished
ihe new Aike i Ore.u .:ra w ua
■v enjoyed by nil present. T.ie
Kit tee nf Arran renionts consist tat
Kssrs \V. H. ^vsnlcv, J.
S. ChuttieH, W
R. \V. McCreary, aud they de-
k eg;vai credit for the completeuess
ill Oil
J. R. Mor-
B. Peniek
Baeitleu's Arnica Salve.
The best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Suit
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
i Skin Eruptions, and p isitively cures
piles or n » pay r.-q aired. It is gaur
anteed lo give perieet s.itis'aetioli, or
money refunded. Price 2» cent per
; box. For sa!e by H. H. Hall.
Ferris’ Pi; hams, ami Breakfast
i strips at Rock Bottom prices at J. Ji.
I Heriot’s.
Era c«! l ;».
You are feeling depressed, your ap
petite is poor, you are bothered with
Headache, you are lidifetty, nervous,
and generally out of sorts, and so b**.ce
up. Brace up. but not with stimu
lants, spring medicines, or bitters,
which have for their basis very cheap,
bad whiskey, ami which slinuMute
you for an hour, and then leave you
in worse condition than before. What
you want is an alterative tlfat will
purify your blood, start hcaiUiy ac
tion o, i.ivor ami Kidneys, restore
yoar vitality, gi» mg ivOeWcd ueaiih A
stieiiatit. Such a medicine you wiil
find in Kleetric- B.tiers, and only 50
55, 57. 59 Market St., Charleston, S. C.
FINE TENNESSEE BEEF
A SPECIALTY BY
F. E. SOMMER,
LaurcRs St. next to War nek e.’* Bakery
luiml tiie
AND
AT
WIN' 71
EH,
Henderson’s,
n'j and Fancy Goods Store.
ms Street, - - AIKEN. S. O.
can live at hams, and make more
money at woric for u-!. tlian any
thing" else in tills world. Capital
Sell; yon arc started fre«*. Both
li ages. Any one can do tlie work,
anuiigs sure from first start. Co.ts
attii.ig to send its your address and
tit:' if you are \Vi>:o you will do so at
H .taxrr .t Co.. 1-irtiand. Maine.
1 cems at H. H. Jluli’s Drug Store.
I will keep constantly on
Finest Tennessee Beef and Sau
sages made of the best Material and;
of my ow n uiumifnelure. Thankful
for the iiherni patronage of tlu* pant,
my eu .t«»m »rs can rely on recei'’iHgj }>Vhn>d
tke same prompt alieution I have III-j VVrdiiu' B >
wa\> gi. w.t i’ae.r «> rtefs. (Ink. \V e keep tiie
r. u.. sO^^^Rr /H. nrv Buseh & Co.
/
B'r»ks for nil the Schools,
oks. Slates. Pencils, Pells,
largest
.hue.
Mori&ape’s Sale of Personalty.!
B Y virtue of Hie power vested in us J
b3’ and under a certain Mortgage
executed in our favor by D. F.
McEwen on June 2nd, 1884, we will
sell at public sale on Wednesday',
December 15th, 1S86, (and the days
following if necessary,) at the Jewelry
Store lately of said D. F. McEwen, In
Aiken, S. C., for casii, the following
property’:
Gold and Silver Watches, Chains,
Rings, Bracelets, Pins, Studs, Pens,
Charms, and all the similar goods
usually sold at a jewelry store. Silver
ware, Eve-glasses, Spectacles, Clock
Lamps, etc., etc. One Herrings
Co.’s Iron Safe, One Desk and
Furniture, One Stove, etc., etc.
ali and singular the content
Jewelry Store of said 1). F
We will also Hell a
Watches, and Jewelry
there be any charges fur
said D. F McEwen,
Deeeniher 15th, ItiSfJ
repair previous to Nov
In the :n an while
will sell said stock •
agent at private i
said repairs. Ali
other debts due
may be paid
Bm«.. A’tnrne
HKNNEG1
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