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I r-, sxtr mmm—ir w fi mmmKttHBXBTmm Plir yrrv prf'apn";' 7 '"If ' % 1 m + S ^i J I i I KI NO O t T CON A I« I S. '-t .1! i »c i i. Fn , KKKI' : ' »!'" V< '•f i t Ail Llj, a.« secr.Qii. r!a c e matter ')TJ iiarnw in i • »fj in town i The* AVork on «!»ti Canal—Vo F:*r*n 1 „ — i Contracts to he Marin -I'j.osphutn };iVkDF.N l!EiYt J — KLEXKE. —On Thursiiay evutiinsf, Janimry the Oilman I.ntbnran Cbuif^t, f* ia.-t e k for ami ivaiirond V»'< i.-k it 1 vc-. C t i .ndencc >•! "< tvs AIKKN. C.. JAN'rAKV 11. Compositor AVantoil A potri < (;j. ; < hi to: - fa!iii:liar \vi hefo i frr.l ui-ikof a tiatry mov T" • • •••}>' ••nv ciilj)** rnrcTor-n i* can finrt permanent work at t liis ofTi-. ino sun lie recent t a wcicome si'^'it, sifti •\ 1 of i ncl(-,i:ent u eatlu i Ai;< 11 v-jj amu'cr At: al»< It!' • >ii! /I all 'ii* i or;: * nansiacv to: i. Next do »r to Ik O. ■ • •* Charleston. S. Ck. by tin* liev. U.-■!. irtin, Mr. .1 H. Vncdcn.iier^ of Aupii>ta. tfa.. to Miss Julia ivlen-ce, of (’liarlestou, S. Ck . . . , Mr. Bre*denbc*rt? is a ir.c-ml>or of tlie n o. * no morn : ntr nii-eiinj' was m i C'iiy Council of Augusta, and a metn- find Court’ r. J’.tntt'irtj i\{:>, IskT. T!ie? board of directors of the Peni tentiary held to-day their first meet ing since the session of the Lejrislu- « "ctee c amt v. Covernoi's oil;.*.-* and lasted from . .u. until.; Ik M. I iie :il‘: .it si-3- >;i was held in the < fraud i'enti:;! t >’ and lasUai t:om T.tk) untit 1*. M. i.■ i»oard jia-^ed, \vit 'T 1> L IV VI3 "a T *u J j v . •• C 1 !ji ; A J f ^ fi ilM. A. t JL 'C iprintX ( )> N.'iin ina! Ions <.o O i • ASHfCiit rr, J Pena e in secret e i the inmiitiation o lieht to be (iovertior * on inis e n i i'liorna- .%! i \\ '.'oai.n:* j j tmn, a re-omtion i;;>trueti* inned ii! health f bo i s n'crintendci’.t of the i'eniten’i •ins b O the church at teet it ir .m -i ima^e from fr- «;»ets tin Carolina. then to close the \v rk without delay m ikc an in ventory of the t<e>’.' which her of tin* itopular and reliable firm ef Hr. dei.b.r^ ic Stellinsr, of Au^u,ta, (in., and tie y^mntr lady whom le has tranted, comes of one «it f he ! i-ios'. ’espaetabie (ierinun tamnie- .i| i « harJe-tnn. Mr. Hre«ienl"T^ is so ! veil and favorably known A s.ten Hi ncai.n i. 1 e j so o<i i luen'ier. i <»i i.ie . euiten’ini \ 10 i •. • { .jnt v, th:iL we know many of o;.r ' :i ! I i ! . :?V. : ^. 0 i ii .!!!. 1 J ■ r.-odeis will unite with US in best v. Ushes for the lta;>py couple. rttorv and *i in rye nuniner of |>o-t: ter«. a mono them t k<. f dlowi no: ry S. Doii-lass, Marion Court If .u < .; .Wrs. 1> i . Low. Dai liuoton Court House, S. < k, Mi •. \ oungldooii, Ciies- ter, .'i. <k .at £.ani;!ev. Rons of Temperajc We are pleaded to t«e al>le to.- tate that the Langley Division of Pons* i Temperance is in a most thricino < o iditiou. Nearly all tin* iirominent men of the town are inemivrs, and tlie society is rapidly iiicrca-intr it* already larjre membership. Person- may dificr about Statutory yirohibi- t on init there is no room for flisairree m nt in regaril to the splendid men! re. u ts accon p ished hy ihis nobh order. [Ice to Iruorpornt *rn. lownyr nannd L'euliemen tors of tile Ha nk of A i'.;eii. i). S. Henderson, W. M \y. Croft, 1'. li. H-mier- IV. Keigler, Henry Schroder. Henderson, II. B. Burckhal- Ines Pow.-l, Henry H , < !, tlali. ( Klatte. JH P.eel, S. Seif-der, kV. \V. Woo]- II. F. Warneke are re.jue-t ■ ect at tiie eiliee of Hutsi n e: next Friday afternoon at‘5 o' or the purpose of oroe.ni/.r;i «n W. M. Hutson. •‘at A;;:*ie*.itt sival Soi'iely. next mecliiif' of tie* Aiken ii Airrieuitural Soaetv will 1> it tin* Schulz**n I’est trroun.i- ednesday. .January xdt!i !»e»iii d 11 A. M. The discussion « lestion, •‘The preparation o; ound an*i the proper fine- fo* ng, will be begun hr SherilTM. Il«*y and .Me>-r-. Croft, Ciu.ie rad well will provide the bar bie. Henry M. Dini-l*-, A ice .•;--<u t n cot o ' j*l;; vinir enrda , I'C ti**- N 'v y*;rk ikK.ru!a**y. Next ^ d » »r to Ik <). Mr . H. T f. I.tn’as, ibiuyh er of Dr. 'I. W. Pavanel wdl leave for her hmue a! Fi'irenee on ’r.e-d iy. M ; ' « Tipiiane Havanei v.dii accompa ny her. Mr. J. It. Mack, has now one hnn- hvd ami nine pu;*ils; and lii> selmoj : s in a ni')i<* fi u isliingcondition than it .us ever b en. Mrs. M. Lieiicseliultz, o.,s b< c:i einph.v ed as teacher of ('t i inuu. The Aiken coal and wood yard, imb r the inan igemetit of ou; yoiiny friend Ives Ldgertoii, is doing a thriving hnsim -s Wood is furnish ed sawed to any length, and all * rdeiri are attended to with dispatcii Sei-ido. Munrock-, and Peterson’s novels; to he found at the New ..rk Pharmacy. Next door to Post Oili.-e. A very enjoyable euchre party, was •• iven on T.iursday evening at lli.* r sidetice of lion. !). S. Henderson, which was greatly enjoyod l»y a aumber of young ladies and gentle- .neii. . . . . . | Raisins, citron, currants, primes, up. fne seiuinn ot of tne board ap-* m , f , !Ulli .,n ( | )( . „oe« ssari. s for ,r ore-l to a* in favor or a eontii.m.nve ; f: i irj . tni i S preperations, at II. liu wh of the work on tne C.tmu, hut the-j .iv «ietion of tin; I .t'^iriature k*ft tiiom no j ^ ' ..tiier course. The original Canal Act Nice and fresh lino of Kennedy’s j rovided for an annuel appropriation ! Fancy and Zeyliyr Crackers, at H of ten thou-and dollars out of the sur- j Busch tt Co’s only, plus earnings of the Penitentiary ami ’ the labor of two hundred con vie is. [ ~ This Act has been amended every year so as to change the appropria-) tion. It would be dillicult to decide, without Lie advice of the attorney gem r.ti, wliat part of tli** original Act remained in ioree after all the amend ments it has sustained. If there had been any surplus ti e board would probably have consulted the attorney gen ral with a view to the eontinu- lUs.tM.SS IdKAJiS. a nee of the work, but there was not dollar of surplus, and no pro.-pect of any, and notldug could be done. Twenty or thirty applications were made to the board by the farmers of various counties to lease convicts for agricultural purposes, on the same terms as were made for the sweger’s .Sims Aughtry contracts. Tlie board considered the matter very fully, hut fiuaily adopted a resolution that in view of the iinaucial condition of the Penitentiary they did not feel author ize U:;e?Hei«'s Arnica Salve. Tiie bos.- Salve in the world 'or Fills, Bruise**, Sores, Ulcers, Sail Rheum, Fever Soyes, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures MANY PERSONS of t!t!i season Buffer from ■^■either ZZeadache, Xettralgia, HJtc k met iss m, Paly. 3 In IUb Litnlis, Jiaelt mni Sides, Bed Bisotl, r f nc^gesl !»h. Dyspepsia, 3IaIaria,C»U3tfpation drKiUisey Trouilss. —YOUNA CORDIAL CURES iklU^TISM, Bp-I V.tovt and Kidne^ Treahl^, t-.r cIf»*.-iaT U:» Mood af a!! i s iu^poaitibS, itr«ii£;^«ulu{ ail pau cf lu« bvdr. —VOUHA COPDiAL CURES SISX-HcA^Cilt, ? i:* the by touieg llit ntrvtoi -*—YCLiSA CCaCiAL CLAES DYSPEPSIA, lnS1ie*vion oi.^ CaaaUra'-Iin. l»y aidla; Ui- a-idn- 1: * ..*< of U*« Food llirr.u-:* »i,e pro/yj, utlWa of ,b« ea.ii.acH ; it create, a htKliit* appetite. C2f"IAL Cli2E3 KlP.VCUSXESS, I>»re—*.oa of sp 1 :' j and dT«ibneu, ty enliron- tr.g aad toning tbe ercc«i«. -t—miZA CSR31AI CURES GYERWCfiKED ert Vometi. Pimv grid Pi*k?c C!ilMr«n. Ii is d^lt^htful and cavritia^s as a Tenia. Volixaa Alaianar ar.d niary, fur 7 55^7. A handson.«. 401. r.tp- jaKf’.il Book, t^llinrliow to C )jlsr. A.S!E3 ftt KOA« K in b pis^aitt. natural way. Nailed oa receipt of a pc«.a»« staa p. Addresa VOL5HA DRUG & CK2HHCAL CO. DAkTIMORS, KO„ U. £. A. Like a Mi ghty Cataract comes whirling into the Great Clothing Horn ' 1 ’ J *d V\ *j, on the **1 Hahn & Co. tiis *hl mmmm 4 b * fa 't\ The people arc overwhelmed a! tl*t v• -1 arrav o r ir.euh Our 1'all and Wint. r-ea^.»t hn-eom**.? n. c i in tig. t .«• There has been ms lull .n our bm iticss. Success is a-*.-ured ! Uverv day v- e record a rnrrked inerense in cash .-ales. It imist be fin* moderate* s : oeks of other i leu lev-, u *••; •; attract such greas atten.son t > our cnor.n'uis a-s..rt;m m of r*,z~ ? '■ -fw ps. ai 3 t**-. FINE irzhifrS km BOYS’ l ut r* sore iitue of 1 be powe jules or no pay reejuire L It is gaur- auteed to give perfect satislaction, or nione*y refunded. Price 2b cent i»er box. F.sr sale by H. II. Hail. *- Try Watson’s ac. Best cigar in town. New York Pharmacy. Next door to P. O. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA! CoCNT Y OF AlKLNk j S T, Finest confeictionary in Aiken at the New York Pharmacy, to Ik O. By John T. Gaston, Esq., Probate Judge. Wiikkeas E. P. Henderson hath m *de suit tit me to grant him Letters • >f Administration of the Estate of John Davison, deceased, in order to transfer certain shares of stock. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all ami singular the'kindred creditors of the said John Davison, that they be and appear before me in the Court of Probate to be nedd at Aiken, S. C., on Thursday, Next door 20th ot January, 1887, at 11 o’clock in tiie forenoon, to show cause, if any d to make further contracts f< r Ohl c. Hot and cold soda at the New York Pharmacy. Next door to Post .-. n orrrm.g amt nun was aiven a! * he re^i-i .oet* of ('anu.in ii. II. Hail. >n Friday evening, wH**h was enjoy- ■ •• i Sty a nuiiilter of beaux ami belles The Aiken Orchestra, furnished tin tiSlC. •finitov iik* Son*. ttUrcnipcraiu*'’. The following officer: have been in- ailed to serve for the i n-ueitio. umi: •r by C■ mniteviile uivision of Son f 'reniperaliee: John R. Cl >y, Worthy Patriarch en Busbee, Worthy A >;,>ei ; J*tk. *t, Record ill r Seri be; 15 oi R i fF. \\ , non. N slant •rii.e .i are b\* Fiat iui'.it, < diapiain ; Jus. L. (ptin mei.'l Serib**; Jacltson Ke\ , Treasurer; E. K. Johnson, <'omiuctur: • usbee. Assistant Conductor; rf 1 n!r, la-id** Seniiml; ]>ii- vei 1, On!sjiii* S(*nliind. -enh d. H tiier ■ rtiiiiteviile divisjon is one o tin aimer »li visi-tus of (ii iemlid work. Stab <:<•)ug a si The Aiken Bonk. At tlie last session of the Legislatur* a charter for a bank for Aiken wa- granie i, wl.ieh provioed fora «*a('it:t! of 1l«n L^s tl;:m *:'.I.*!■!*! v,pl> r I fi !*! lie eiia; te -tb dantia. to -fJoUjOfn); tliirty years. among our most and active bu im «s men, am; rprise l>ids fair to be a stwoe.-s ires will be ^-lOO each, and it ia that the bank will st ;rt >aiil up capital of twenty o; ivc tiiiiusaud dollars, it wii ictiiii of i-s.ie, and iis eharte: for loans on roai e-bd:', a- docks and b inds. ; u h ol I* I .‘hi lli V of ion will lili a long h it want i*. iniusiity, and ought (<< le ood inaiiagtuiient, a thorougi i! success. vi 11is<>nieiit over the sir ne. Mr. W. M. Hub on, callitu* ; of tin* incorporators- lb; ihernoon at .'! o’clo«*k, at tin J lut-on & C >., for t he purj-o.* lization, will be found in eoliimn. r \'itu; !use Lctlei*. Voin Our Itc'-rular t: e -.lident. Yai i i.rsi;, S. (k, ) January htn isuTi lion I wrote you last I did no • space or time to tell you abon Sew Year’s dinner, given by ou al Ii iemis Mr. ami Mrs. E. nnpson, wl;o eei tainiy knowhow [repare a dinner and how to enter their guests. ’1 In* aeromnli-in * . Thompson had everythimr o: table tbat any human app-ti * d wislt. Our iittle happy p ut;, deled m '>i r. ik 11. H* nuie a:; R* .’Ii’. 11 orton ami * uu:;, L. 1 N*in 1 !i*t on, Mr. G. iwart/. ainl ’J'wetiiy Six and ! i v. We ail hope that li i n mi and ids fait lady v* id d*. luext N• • w Y air au-i give tie an..* • ug turkey liinner. u las! Wedne-.day audit o- Ys'i . in our beautiful little viiiaaeft; t < find out how rich we alt h . ami 1 know tint! tie \va< ••.ujmri Rud so ntueh rielics in Yamdus . ipe til l' in* will emu*.* again. * Bipi’-t Fair, entertuinmc!,! rl ami hot • upper w dl all e m e Jdnd of titi.- mouth. Tin II i>e opened ‘it » o .- oek 1 rte-*io;i t\-e boeis , eli'ldl'el ets, so »*t>un* every liotiv ami brio >lir p oek ft i»Oi>k. Mr. Tims. F:.*> |eii is ehairuntn *>:' i!i ■ • * o.; 111 ! ■ " o •I M luemouts ail 1 he < 1! . tha cry elVort i-* being m t le to inaice a grand success, so come e.. ; • . . : «* iflUl U t. !l i 11' i {Ol* 1 * to build a new clii.ivh or mttke i!. ist larger. Th -re will 1>; a I'i. tii of all the tro.-onte <ion;ite<i ttmi ! The R v. .James Oehler, of IT o ft - • br-ou ville, N. ('., preucite*! on utiday in tin* I’re-iivterian clr.tr<*h •pt/ldv t<> a good comrn larming on shares iieyond those ai- readv existing, as returns from tin* * ,.- convicts farmed out could not l e ; 1 C1 ob'aincd until the fail, while their 1 ‘ Standard poets .H-hO each. At the Next dtmr to J le i- a man of in; •I aid lit v. It • ;>o|m!ar ageti! oiuia Radwa.y Com ma !• > •ver.il tastey im- to tiie grounds adlacen O tli t* j >’i *■ s' get* depot, wide! i, it. ■omen ‘ Of tli liir , will show to gn a; '■i V !! i! H e has planted qi tile :: nitnb 4M* of f! lit* l roideal looki lig l.ay- CC? 1 r •%*, i n (*! an -tious places , and has sown rye in beds hedged wit It bun*, Fiat now look green and nttrac- i ve. in on * {ilaet*, tin* rye is sown o as t * reail, * for spec !, safety, am; ••mifort; laky the ol-.l reliable S. C. 1 Inti wav. ” New Fasti ice. ei Uftl-ijl C> rtm'xlr. niotfitig of tiie officers and * of ti,:* Align-(a Savim-s ■ t •r<Iay, (’apt. W. B. Yotitm a gentle ter. 1 11* u 1 ••un >i• iIv, having tor > •';*!•- e j/.pue.on a large ttuii growing iju-inesv in tin* eit,, ttn’ii forced to titv be-aitsC of liis hcallli. Capt. Young is itigiilv esteemed in this chy <0*1 liis apoin*ment will giv<* satisfae- tuin t<> all, we feel confident, and Make friend-, fur die institution. True ;t.s Gospel. Dr. Tnimuge says: “(lather uptlie money Unit the working classes have spent for rum during the la-t thirty >-e:t s, and 1 wili built! for every work ing man a house, and i.ty out for him i f/aruen, am! cio he Ids sons in broad clot!* and his d.-uighlers in sillis, am* sta id at liis trout doortt praneiugspan of sorrels or bays, and secure him a policy of life • M.-uranee, so Unit the pies nt home mavbo w»di imiintainetl titer he t- e i<!. Th*.* tito- mo.-t t»\ e, powering work ing ei.as It is tin.* ati tr [‘rsisteut. enemv of tie - is intoxie.ating litpior. list of til ie centuries, now iioveot expenses wouM be going oti all the tim *. It was necessary to secure more immediately remunerative work for lli*; majority of them. The work on tiie three leased farms will be pu.-hed vigorously, and with a fair s- uson tiie return will he large when tiie crops are made. T!ie contract with Mr. It. S. IVingle for one hundred hands, to work near Summerville in digging ... . .. , oho-..;,ate, was renewed for a.mTher . 1,se n ° i veUlC " , ar0 , ex< l u ‘^ te . a, i (3 vi aA om-vear ct.traet was made ! ,,ie f ^ortment is stnringly with A. J Twiggs fw one huudre.l " ni,ltl at th( * hands to lie employcal in grading rail- | R.tns u-k tlte State, from end to end, f e,«.. ...... | M> t given, i ap d you will not lind a better place to Ferris’ Pig hams and Breakfast strips at Rock Bottom prices at J. B. Heriot’s. The Emporium is the Pioneer fm low prices ami the guiding star foi -(juare amt honest dealing The tide of trade flows grandly ami steadily to the ever popular Clothing Store of Ha!iu & Co. they have, why tiie said administra fion should not/ he granted. Given under my hand this 4th day of January, in rhe yea?'* of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-seven. [seal] JOHN T. GASTON, Probate Judge Aiken County. Jan. 4. 1887. At Very Low Prices. Our large cash capital is the powerful agent that speeds our business on. assisted by the foliowing auxiliaries: A keen forsight as to tbe wants of ail classes; a chronic devotion to tlie prac'i* e of the One-Price system ; always ready and willing to exchange goods or refund tbe money; maintaining business principles that have made Us the live leaders and tbe people’s favorites. Ftrongly protestingagainst the common practice of trickery and deception. Quick to defend our pride, wo are determined to be at the*top of the heap in everything pertaining to a strictly FIRST-CLASS OAF-PRICE Ready-made Clothing Business with MAKE A NOTE OF IT. Clothixgly Yours, 'vi.-' Tlie terms are Appiieafions for other convicts to be .•unloved in railroad work were made, bill could not be considered. The board hope t > lease out t liree or four hundred umre for this work. Ti;< re are n uv 1,009 convicts in the Penitentiary, of whom o >3 are hired :•> con It .a-b*r.s or cnijiioyed outsi«h* i he institution. A part of the ^“.j,000 a<lvance<l by tlie State will have to be irawn at once for the present support of me Ponitentiayy. Gco lv«.*av & Co. A tt'///$fa Chronic’*’, Juntoirtf A(h. This mammoth carriage, buggy and j wagon cr-tablisiunent semis greetings to its thousands of patrons through out tiie country on this auspicious anniversary season of joy : For flfty- time years, long, fruitful, fateful years have tbe cheerful salutations of this bouse gone hand in hand with the happiest signs and heartiest an ticipations of the new epoch At no period ot tiie preceding interval have they felt so sustained in their pro gressive venture for the future as they have been made to feel isi the recent past by the public recognition of their new ami never flagging elloris. They desire on this special occasion to express to their many friends and patrons their hearty thanks. This house has recently added to | buy your goods, than at tiie Empo. r- utn. Variety will abound to satisfy every turn of fancy at tlie Emporium. Hahn & Co’s. Clothing Emporium .-l lin Volat jiropri;!.’' Can at W J Platt & Go’s for our Pink Cough Mixture, it will alfeet instant relief in Croup or Asthma, Pneumonia, Consumption, and all lung allections, only Jo ets per bottle. Brooker <Sr MeMiliian, La ugly S. C. Try our Pink Cough Mixture, for Neuralgia, Coughs, Spasmodic Croup Asthma, and all lung diseases. A trial will prove its value. Prepared by Brooker *K MeMiliian. La ugly, S. C. Before purchasing Lamps, examine tin* stock of Geo. \V. Curtis. Cabbage Onions, Irish Potatoes, and Apples at Geo. \V. Curtis. Tin Ware Glass and Crockery Ware at Geo. W. Curtis. Just received at Geo. W. Curtis a fresh lot of that Fine Oat Meal, every one was so pleased with last winter. The place to buy staple and fancy groceries of line quality is John B. Heriot’s. Good Thiiigs at ft linos. i j^or Christmas: Dates, Figs, - Prunes, Citron, Currants, Malaga raisins, California raisins, Seedless raisins in boxes .half boxes, ami quar ter boxes, Prunelles, Spiees and cake trimmings; New Crop Nuts and Fruits of ever.V kind. Also Christmas Cards, Toys and Book- in great variety. Old Bookstore Bridge Row, Augus ta, Ga. Houtli Carolina Railway. Commencing Oct. 3, 188G, trains will run as follows by Eastern time: MAIN TANK—WESTWARD DAILY. Leave Charleston— 4.0!) a. m., G.3o a. m., 5F0 p. m. Leave Aiken—• 7.10 a m, 10.48a ni, D.f’j p m. Arrive Augusta— 8.30 a m. 11.35 a m, 10.25 p m, MAIN LINE—EASTWA111) DAILY. Leave Augusta— G.iO a m, 4.40 p m, 9.55 p m. Leave Aiken— 7.02 a in. 5.25 pm, 11.20 p m. Arrive Charleston— 11.00a m, 9.30 pm, 5.41 a. m, TO AND FKOM COLUMI5IA—Daily.* Leave Augusta 4.40 a. m. Leave Aiken 5.25 a. m. Du^Jk’olumbiu 10.00 a. m west—Daily. Lc;^VColumbia 5.27 p. m. Dul^ikeu 9.35 p. m. Due w Augusta 10.25 p. n*.. Daily Connection to and fkom C. C- & A. Ii. Ii. AT GliANITE- VILf.E. WEST. Leave Ail;en 9.10 a. m. 5,25 {>. m. HAHN &CO OF.SSSEO CO™ SEES! 1200 Bushels For Sale ! I would ie-neotfully inform tlie farmers of Aiken and adjoining Counties, that I have on hand 1200 limhch* of Prtcrkin Crowed C&Hon Seed for sale at the following reasonable prices for Ca*h or Exchange, viz.: 00 cents per bushel (of 30 poumlM delivered at Aiken Depot—50 cents per bushel de livered at my barn, or i will exchange 1 bushel of Peter kin Seed for two and one-half bushels of any oilier cotton seed delivered at my barn 2'J mile* from Aiken. This seed is very prolife*. I commenced using it in 1884, and have continued it ever since to the exclusion of any other seed w ith most gratifying and profitable results. Notwithstanding the unfavorable seasorrs of tbe past year, I will realize from my entire crop of 78 acres, one good 400 pound bale of cotton to tlie acre. It oxeeilsall otber varieties in the amount of lint yielded Horn a given amount of seed cotton. Cotton from Peter kin' a Crowed Sad gins easier than any other cotton and makes a nett return from 100 pounds of seed cotton, of 38 to 40 pounds of good lint cotton. My entire crop ave raged these figures. I gave special references last year,but the satisfac tion given to all those who bought from me then, makes it unnecessary for me to more than to refer you to any one who has used my seed. X also oiler 25 Bushels of Kaffir Corn, ^V^HrCH T will sell at 25 cents per pound. This is aj<pl£^| » v kind of stock, I made on a haif acre of ground^ orable year 25 bushels. Address DANIEL CPvOa Dec. 14. AlkvU, fcv >■ ., _ All that certain Lcei <>t uvtM the mill lions*, Mi impr-weineur* t hereon, all m«* hiner\ and t .*o.s now in aaid impi'ovcineul i Or . ti f.pni p in o (or hereafter to Ik* f-ui there by situated in the County ol Ai!*c:L m the State of Svytb C-u-'IluA^Conl.di.- h-c one hundred amt tweuc,-‘‘'gh*, 128) acres, as ehowr. by r pi*. ! . th.re- Of niatlo uV .Tas. L- Cr< rlML;, f«u.-veV; or, dated January 14;h It- 4, boun led by lauds of J. D. Y> o<«. warn, S. L. Cook, Burney Glover and said J. H. Beckman, mortgagee. Terms, Cash. J. H. BE( KM AN. Mortgagee. A. D. BECKMAN, / Attornev for Mortgagee4 Dec. 8, 1886. ' ASSESSMENT MiCI SOUTH CAROr I N \ ) Aikkn County—Auditoi A * • i - j* Aiken, C. II., DeceL.'-et 1st, l8'" ,, I ) N OTICE is hereby given, tii at t •' *' stiaut to an Act «> tin- Ctm ah Assembly, approved l>L<'e.:n;**r 2l n 1884, entitled “An Act i > cinimre > be time for listing property tor taxr.:. . . the books will be open tor the ; ' P ,, -‘ i of receiving '1’ax Return U>r t nr u ; i year 1886, from January i-t, If k-. February 20th, 1887. The law requires th;i ! ad pe‘'*‘*«its owning Real or Personal pV‘. ; a r ■ in any wise itaving el*.ar-,e >r centvu ol such propiity, eitlier as i *.• *<, **u *- liand, guardian, father, ti.tM* ■ , * •' ve tor, administi.itor, etc., io ; same to the Auditorof ht C >!*••'.' *n which such property is sianvu t:L der oath and wit liin tlie ' tut*- •>! s- ••*- ed by law. Section 177 v,. S. p;<‘ -iu :i tiie manner and forms ' n uc. reiuu '.'s returns, and Section 21 •> requ. • Auditor to add 50 per eti >. c< (' * property valuation of all pc. sous • ' fail to make tneir returns vviiort 1 m lime prescribed b.v ia<v Don’t send your reiu* n- t>y anyone else, birt come y ou.self. All returns sent thr‘ :i".'.t tbe nts-.il must be sworn l«* l.eft-i^ L-onie oh (11! {i r i <-»< School Books for all the Schools, . ,, . .... T ... . ,, -i .» 1 An. Graiiitcvillc 9.30 a. in. b.^o p. m. i riling Books, Slates. Pencils, 1 ens, , 1 ittfclsilSU* & w \£\ 1 N\ Ink. We keep the largest Henry Busch A Co. line. EAST. r*vc. Granitevillc. 10.00 a m.9.05p m. N. WIIOIiESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Foreigu and Domestic Wines, Liquffs, Cigars. Tobacco, GROCERIES, C&AIN and HAY. ’Wi. CHRIST >1 A S (HLOJI S . f^COrders” from the country jironijitl.v filled. Whiskies hy tlie quart~of r tiieir altca-iy I tt warcrooms the old Cifoeiofi nail,ling four stories high, a id filled the same with a large and I extensive stock o! plows, plow stocks, steel goods, plow castings for ail makes, nails, iron and corn ami cot ton planters, which they handle in large ouauti it s as a si e dal y in con- Y virtue of a certain mortgage ox- cutctl Ity Slanmort Kirkland on lie 24d day of March, A. D., 1885, t<> Henrv M. Diliblc for the sum or seven am! itas i) >yct)tle<l :ti:<l i tai:f the liody ant! mru'l ami soul o! j eetion with tlieir carriages, buggies, j luindred tloll.ars, due on the first day Auienean taiior. It is to if a worse j waggons, harness, saddles ahd geuer- ti:aii inonopoiy ami worse than j :i | haialware. W ith tlieir im-rea-a-d associ.t t ■'<1 cttojtai. Negroes AY!so AY;:nt to Go to Li- I»eri:i. AV '.Sin NOTON, January 5.—A mom: tin Im Ji> iiUis an i nietnoi ials presented ;«< tin* Semite to-day were <{i:it<* a '.um'ier praving for an ajiproprtation ami in some eases asking the definite iin ot vied; to enable colored citizens ■o emigrate to Ijiiieri.a. 'J'hes;. i>eii- ious came from the following soure- -: Coiored eitizem* of Lancaster •'ounfy, S. C.; Ri-v. A. A. L*‘wis. f l iorid i: co!ore<! eit i/.ens of Whi» alt Cotiniy, (<a.; Buneomlte < 'oiint.v, N C.; (Jray son ami other Ct»uu?ies in E x.-s; Man’iatLin, Kansa-.*, and om Sceit C'oSSon 9' : O: lust \V.H‘k COUDtIV ■ ' 1 ‘ ( >11 t • 1 .Itl :n\ V. :! 1 till* •Gi ro i in dus* •it*:.* I i I j 1 ii iii Hii ii, ;Ml(> >•!>)( Vi r i *Kg! l»Ol) UtL #;.* :ooI; i -» A :i, wJidsv th.o v inned, ; a k ••! an i sold it. Tin y an io.'. iiaviov. a nr- itv < tiitn* <>! it, ve negro nu n, low Us, v. ii a ti 1. ’i hese nieii tirokc iseofi apt. B. R. Til!- tii* reirotil s >Ui'/ tWelVt <>! se eotton, \\ *.! * fe ility they' are enabled to oiler these eo<)d> at tiie lowest easb prices. Their earriage ami wagon factory. of November 1KS5, witli interest there on from the 19tii «!ay of March 185, at tlie rate of ten percent, per annum, ami on the 16th day of March. 18s;>, the same was duiv assigned to Henry repository, is Hahn, and, Whereas, default in the Ai r. AiUen 10.24 a m. 9.30 |i m. j fully solicited. Connection.s.—(’onneetions made at Augusta with Georgia Railroad to ami from all j-nints West ami Houth i»y all trains; with tlirough sleepers between Atiatita and Charleston on night trains, witii A. & X. R. It. to and from points in Upper Carolina. Connections made at Biaek- vii'te with Barnwell Railroad to and from Barnwell. Connections made at Charleston with roads north and south ; also with steamers for New York and Florida. York. Through tickets can bo purchased • gallon. Satisfaction guaranteed. The patronage of Aiken County respect- • I folly solicited. Store House 512 and 509 Broad Street, - - . Augusta, Ga. in rear of Broad strer _ _ t j kept running to its full capacity. | payment thereof having been made. ihrmieh tie , .lMl.i.r<...t«riUK vohiOe.* ..f ull kind. 11 will wll at Aiken in front of the w^,‘.n.“ ii.iv.nnk tion given by J. Ii. Hard, Ticket Agent, Aiken, S. C. D. C. ALLEN, Gen. Pas. and Ticket Agent. John B. Peck, General Manager. city, made to order for the Riverside speciaily ordered. They have jus* j Court House on Thursday, the 20;h turned out one ot the largest and j day of January, 1887, within the legal fim st spring trucks ever u-ed in this j hours for .ShefiH' sSales, the following personal property described in said mortgage as follows, to-wit: One black mate mule named Mary, about six years old, ami One black horse mule named Jerry, about six years old. Terms of Sale, < 'ash M. T. HOLLEY, S. A. C., Agent. SherifFs Office, Aiken, S. C.,l Jan. 4, 18s*, 3t. i Mills, and specially adapted to tlieir wants in hauiiug isaies of cotton goods • iiaii'afacturc«i i»y them. 'Jliis truck •s t: nuxlel of its kind, combining many new features ami is a sample of the many line vehicles made by Goodyear A Co., and now running in this ami adjoining Slates. Mr. Good- y< tr ii.foruis us that they Iia .*e onlers als -atl for vcliicles of this class and ;hat tiie tietiiand for vehicles of their own inamifacttire was never so large a* at the present time, ami their gen eral trade is larger than for many years, ami there is no market in this j rrv seeti-m wlu-rc this class of goot be obtained as advantageously as ini Augo-ta. Liquor Licenses in .Manning; or iheir pain.- ti l i Ci i tniie'- i : a. ram! HaOjor Jan. 5.—Tin* 1 Ion P > i.i- eoum-i I w’tiskey Ucetisi* \Y ieuever tiiere i? P mai been Ms:m ami /•. .- that (la ss in ige th i- «i«-pe.:!nielli, three atii-tioneers ci of R. S. D an, F. bnitii, ;.L I). lie; tamnu'nt \v\iI i .<•* r >C a s’le- mi The Manning Times; of tite 5th in- a Iitv. Edg- - j 'San: says tiiat at a tin <1 ingof tite town 1 st Friday evening, the was thus fixed: only one bar the v-'Op: t* theri-ot is l;txi*u sl.odv); when met- tit tn one, tlteiicee.se tax i- -M-’O. ! he keeper of tile in Manning, on of tin* council, appearance amt his hu-iness ueh a heavy tax, ami iave to i-luse up simp. 3ST OUT 1 1033 I -I TO OWNERS OF MILL DAIS AND ERIBSES. T^OR theii ifonnation of owners of L 1 mill dams and bri<iges, tin* fol- THE DIAMOND PALACE! The Finest ftteck of Diamonds ! Gold Watches ! Silver Watches ! Gold Jewelry! Clocks, &c., Ever Seen In Tills City ! At J. H. FEAREY’S, 729 BROAD ,STREET, - - - AUG ITST A, GA. .Notice to Bridge Bniiders. itic iiiiioiid A i>aiivi!lu Raili-;;a(l, SouGi C’aioliiiH I>ivi.8ion. OFFICE OENKKAL PASSF.NCKR .\«ENT. Office County Commissioners.) Aiken, S. C., Dec. 28th, 1886. \ ryOTSOE ! I have this day’ sold to ?>Ir. Henry gelivilule in nllnct O-. l. lo, ls.su. I TlM E ««uT.u.t. lS!S?i!i3!£?jni jin- “W et.Un.lm.rMt tu (H« Uni. Eastern Standard Time NORTHWARD. NO. 53, DAILY—MAIL AND EXPRESS. nary 13th, 1887, the repairing of the ' ,fJas L - Ouinby & Co. Thanking bridges and causeway known as Mor- 'be jiublic tor tlieir liberal patronage ritts bridge; also tlie bridge and j in the past, I am, 9 20 a. m. I causeway known as Davis’ Bridge. Vi r- iimi b.tibors Ra Th - ord tiam A* . r ; nd harbor appro t . go i.i!•> op-. rat i *•> 1 be presented t 1 *■ sT. Wolhow 1: (in .tu o| : be week. only w k i -1< y sa 4 « > f .-ipproorRttion- leandng tne a • is j7,1 - 2 ••;». u iiib i>r.i-np?ly in ■ i <! c* s sut*m»tte.i v» as inVonned tl e a 1 would not be ar r •> rt* the appropri- t!i ;t in* w*>u <1 I ( \ troii'ia: Ciiari Hie eoum-ii i **m l ii* is Suftiviut - 1-- morning, th .* 1 t hat o come am ;> it- eve • * ! .;eat r :: e Riv* r, -3n.e * >; Wai ver. -f IJ.utbt. ’i’he total • re; riateu for tin* Mi-si>- iV*mn St. i’aul tn its njeutb I.’ •lock r I at *Oi m-ry Yi'i.Iianr- an <>. 1 am , >m>re*i cili/en t f \'am”lu>t- deal his j ' it>ml:t\ ni^lii betua-en -ixami >evei, [ tml was 1 nrru .1 in te about ; ' u me hour on Wetlm s.iay even j lev. Mr. lioiton pii-a<-lic<l i.i i l. Ttir. W illiams was a tnein-■ tiie Bapti-t ilmrcii ami hei.i j ? iful to the ellti, it-* h- b Peel ! I 1* itiw ith t.ai itv>is f >r <!tiite ;• j • i, ; atui for t lie Mi-sou: i Riv- two lit of .January, 18.87, found tin town without a barroom Tin 1 town t-oum-i! met again Monday evening, when the following license compromise was age e ! to: For only no liar. M—'K), hist, ad oi'l,5‘;<); w lien ti . - are gratiltai, 759 c*i n. .nation i.- ami wnere there are three or more I n- ! he expenses ami salaries of j licenses. »• 5 teaeli. Mr. Wolkowiskie iissis^ippi River Commi"i'.u. j was satisfied with this and at once re- opolled the doors of liis saloon. lowi ug sect inn of tin* Revised Statutes is her- by called to their attention : Section 1095. It shall he the duty o all owners of mil i 'la ti is a ml bridges in connection therewith, over which any public highway shall pa-s, to keep (lie same in good repair, ami no Counti/ -hall be responsible for repairs upon tite same ex'-eut the superintendents of high ways may have said dams ami bridges repaired in the ordinary way of r. pairing highways and bridges, if, in the opinion of the County Com missioners, such ordinary repairs be jUs». Notice is therefore hereby given that all owners of mill dams and bridges over which public highways pass, are re pi red to place said dams ami i»:i 1 r« (■slit good repair at onee. All parties failing to do so, will be reported to the Grand Jury at tiie next sit ting of Court. .1. CAL. COURTNEY, Chairman B’d Co. Coinm’rs. Jan. 4, 1887, 3t. Reave Augusta (AV Arrive < ‘nlumbia (B) Reave Columbia (B) Arrive Charlotte (C) NO. 47. DAILY—MAIL AND EX I* RUSS. Leave Augusta (A) G 00 l\ M. A.reive Cmmnbia (D) 10 lO i*. m. j <juired for tlie faithful performance of NO. 17, FREHJIiT WITH COACH AT j the Work. J. CAL. COURTNEY, 1 25 i*. m. j 011 tlie 15th day of January, 1887. The 1 35 i\ m! 1 Commissioners w : ' 1 be at tlie places G 15 i*! m. | above named on t.iose days, with plans and specifications for the same. Good bond and security will be re- Ch. Board Co. Comruissioners. Dec. 28lli, 3t. TACti;:D— MONDAY.S, WEDNESDAYS, AND t i.I DA YS. Reave Columbia 7 00 A. M. Arrive Charlotte 5 40 R. M. SOUTHWARD. NO. 52, DAILY—MAIL AND EXPRESS. Reave Charlotte (C) 1 00 P. M. Arrive Columbia (B) 5 12 1*. M. I.eave Columbia ;B, 5 22 p. M. Arrive Augusta 9 20 p. M. NO. 48, DAILY Lea\e Columbia !)) G 15 A. m. , . , , Arrive Augusta (A) 10 20 a.m. of tetanmore Kirkland, tie Very Respecfully, PI. C. BARDIN, Granitevillc, 8. C. Jan. 1, 1887. Notice of Copartiicraliij). tD i'ATEOF SOUTH CAiiOIJXA,) County of Aiken, j By John T. Gaston, Esq., Probate J udge. AVlicrcas, W. M. Jordan, C. C. P. mail and express, j hath made suit to me to grant him Ret Iters of Administration of t lie derelict tr *>t ai A Betiei- Witness Wauled. Co'innbiu P* met!. Ir. D. August ti- Straker h i tier « < i m i ■!: i. 11 i i' ;. a t DC imbcr of vt ats. He t aves a \> it i fee i mini ji't atui fivt te eol.-reo p i bv imiivt.iitals State. Mr. Sir; '. who came into .1 las mentbeisli t•. I I- ■ •.! I t \' vt ittcn • me Jengtti, i de are not fat l i \ r *11 tne ( *>itrt> Uer I- a negro not iee ei.let!V p in tin- mob :i-<* i t IMG. ! n wtiS id;us, if ;< : eala-r. Had < i. w InakO •t oiiit- <1 t; r. tile v. h l i sii-g a We \\ i. we are ; ie- i -t PH. t . 1* •r - . V. .1. , s.> t: !' as ne eoill :itg on i-evobhi.Mi and In I*io i;i Coiumbia. • w: uni ii-- is.-. For our i >. Augustus >«lb!es of the t'areliim are t - t s’.i- h tel - • * of ii-jtistice t!::* li.'imis of im d, we de- rtypetban a sought j.R-i.ed AVomles-foi Cures. W. 1>. Hoyt & Cc.. Wliolcsale ami Retail Druggists, of Rome, Ga., says; We have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery, Electric Bit ters and Bm-kien’s Arnica Salve for t wo years. H.-t ve r.cv r handled r-m- ..‘dp ■ tiiat *•' .1 is w. i!, or gu.v sue!* .* ■ .i r *■ . ' V. e’a'aTRli v'.ll*' s t ilee.l ti by iii.-s:- m*‘ ;i- - io tn.s city. *rai •its.'s ot promuim-c i i on-umptuHi .nive I;*--, n i-nti*‘dy euix-il by u-e < f a ;S\' leso! Id", iviug’s New Ik-coV- ery. tid.en in c* niieution with Electric B;o *is. We gmira'itcc th.ein aiwavs. Amlorson & Izkir, IIKOKEIJS, Office No. 2, Commercial Warehouse. LTAVE a!*-t*.ady s-.M over 15,009 i x. i'uslivis '• iu i-.-e S* ii «i.us. ■ const ati >i 1 ANDERSON J; IZRAIL C.dumtiia. 8. C NO. IS, FP.EICHT WITH COACH AT TACHED — TUESDAYS, 'i Jl UJiSDA YS .SATURDAYS. Reave Cliarlotte 4 45 A. M. Arrive Columliia 3 25 i*. M. CONNECTIONS. ceased, These arc, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular tlie kindred and creditors of tin* said Stanmore Kirkland, deceased, tiiat they lie and appear lie fore me, in tlie Court of Probate, to lie held at Aiken Court House, on tlie IGth of January 1887. Mr. H. C. Bardin having sold his interest in the firm of Jas. L. Quinhy ec Co., to Mr. H. P. Cook, tlie under signed have this day formed a co partnership under tlie linti name of (JUIXBY & COOK, and will continue tiie general mer chandise business at tlie old stand All parties indebted to Jus. Ij. j .Jan. 28. 1887. Quh'by *fc Co., will make pay meet! W-C- Page’s Store, .Saturde} to the new firm. JAS. L. QUIXBY. H. I*. COOK. Jan. 1, 1837. Granitcvllle, S. C, lie closed at 3:30 p. m. at each Pru- einct excepting at K'teking t M;;‘, Wilson Gunter’s and W. C. Pag-s, when they will elose at 2.a0 p. in-, Sun time: Shaw Township. Hatcher’s X Roads, Tuesday, Juu tary 4, 1887. Gregg Tow,is!, ip, Vaueiuse, Wednesday, .Tan 5, 1*87. —Granitevillc, Thuradwy, .ian. e. Madison, F. iday. JajL ___ Langley, Saturday, Jan. 3, m 1 lITndsor Townsh ij). Clark’s Mil!, Mondav. Jan. 10, 1387. Windsor T. O., Wednesday. Jan. 19, 1887. Jiockg Grove Townshif H. A. Sally’s, Tuesday, Jan. 11,1787 JLopr well Townsti ip. L Pope Collum, ‘Wedm-sduy, Jau 12, 1887. Giddy Swamp Tows hip. J. G. Sally’s, Thursday, Jap. P\ *^7 Pocky Spring Town i ip. H. D. Ott’s, Friday, Jan 14. L IT. Tabernacle Townsh q). Kitchlng’s Mill, Satuidi.v, jr. i '• 1887. Mif(brook Township Martin Holjcy’s, Tlmrsd.-.y, Feb. 2. 1887. Moutmorenci, Wednesd ay Eel). 3, <887. Windsor Tcwnshi:.. Windsor T. O. Wednesda y Jam 1887. Me,Tier Township. Jones’ X Roads, Thursday, L.a 1887. Chinquapin Townsh ip. f,Jacob Kneece’s, Friday, .A 1887. Ward's Township, Wilson Gunter’s, Saturd.i Sr. 1887. Sleepy [[allow Tuan* Woodward’s Store, Merm . . . 24, 1887. Rouse’s Bridge, Tu*-s. »-y 18o7. Siivcrton Ton . .. n . Ellenton, Wt-dnes.-h-; Barnes Store, Tnuistmv, 1887. Hammond To irnsh: L. H. Hankinson’s teuur; F 29, 1887. Shultz Township. XXamburg, Monday, Jun. Milt brook Towts:t\ Bam-k’s Mill Tuesday, Close coniu*ctions made at Chester j after publication hereof, at 11 o’clock HiiLH/* Araj t- Aiken Court House F- !>rj--'y vitii C.miuI L. Narrow Guage Itail-' iu the forenoon, to show cause, if anv A » AHDD1 HaltflcrS p* e bru.iry 20'Ji. 1887, inci i.mvc. Trustees Bead This. ( road l'->r Jorkville, Newton, Xiickory. j they have, why tlie sttid administra and intermediate points, also connee- | tion shoubl not lie granted, iiou at Cliester witli C. and (’. Narrow Guage liailroa! for Lancaster. Train 17 makes dose connection at ! Cliester for Lenoir, Hickory, and all C. and I*. Stations, 3io>;ey to loas. *k <' *. are i>r;*p-' red to mp ti'.ion iu Groceries, di os N .iious and seli t In -n:n - from f'/iO to M9.000 on im proved farm property in Aiken. Barn well, and Orangeburg Pount'es ; and in Edgefield count v, on iiue off. A) Witli all lines to and fron Savannah, Florida and the South, ami j Atlanta, Macon and the .Soulhwo-t. ! t B With tite Atlantic Coast iJn< ati.l South (atrolina Railway from and j T ( di.irb -t It. (' 5-* ;h ilicltm >:id and Danville R.itlroa<i to a, d from all points .Norilt tin. i 'arolina ('ciitr:tl iiailnt.td. it. Connect with the W. C. ttud A. Raiir a-i for Wilmington and all j noims on tiie Atlatui*- ( ’oast Line. Pullinan Sleenin-.r Cars on Trains 52 . tud i.et'Ac n Aiu-nand Wasliing-J •on, D. C. and Gr;tnit.-ville, via Dan j v i j I e, I.ync iven under my hand this 7th day of Dec., in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eigthty- six. seal.] JOHN T. GASTON, Probate Judge of Aiken County. T R“-. 7, 1 s a;-~t. DAVE f. Y' lt Auditor A m • Co: ,anta Cbdin -AT Having to visit the *Sciioola of the i County, if possible, during tiie months ; of January and IVbruary, F will only' l.e found in my office on Saturday of e.-n h week during th it time. L. \V. Williams, *S. C. A. C. Jan. 1. 1 s ;7.— It. Hnntcrs and T^ipp r- Sen l for Price List < f Paw ■■ :i ui Skins, Plumes am: Bird si ;. W. GOUI-DSPi i: o*.> XIa% ct.-.i*.. f* - 1. ■ 3-m P.’ -ti.it. i *m Irani-' 52 an >• i 5 hetwoei no’ and Richmond. a *: ■ver nmicr-of.; i C A. R it. three year- with Drive :i;i- .♦ I waet ;t fine seleel i«*n * f Cen- -ies a ni Candies g i to H. it CC K • lire * f five year.-, at eigi.t per edit iM.-iv.-t. HUTSON A CO., Dec. ll-.f -\ikeu, S. C.. t.i re cti nrU'i No-. 4" and 48 carry Ptiliman Sleep . rs oetweeu Augusta and Wilmiiigtoii | • R U. Talcott, Jas. L. Taylor, Supt. G.P.A, Wns.t.ngton, I). C. D. Car »well, (Jen Pass. Agt., Columbia, »S. C. I WILLIAM TBSMLLU \ URL.NS ST .TEE f, - - AlivEN, S. C ^Ii E lleadotiart' i-s of Santa Clans FINE TENNESSEE BEEF A SPECIALTY BY V, ]’. SOMMER, L -un n- St. next to Warneke’* Bakerv wiii t.>e tslat ilSiH J ear at my stoic, ami 1 .-it* t ■ n• ei * i/.e11 - of A i keti arge ami varied sloek re-eins smialiie for ail orcei tiiat I make i- -oeeialiy * lid have the II low TI. . -*^> WM TURNBULL, I i i .util New T will keep i-onstantly tin r fore iu- I*j*i*-t 1 O! i B< 1*0 il.spect Hi V s:l-r w Iii %«i»* «il 11 it* ] ef (dtri-tmas i-f ev o e. n ttl.i lnl r i|; •f nr lit. es. Don’t 'o ( he til.c!- > 1 p?,f ! - *,:i 11*50 ire Walks a 1*1 eu to’*. •*■««• iti r lv -L-i-• t 1 s;,m<- pioin ( >i a. < c*fii, Wood and Coa ! BUY YOUR WOOD AND< —AT THE — Aik?!! Goal anu Wood Ypl*. A u i you can fave tfoiib'e. 'IJianlifu: j hihI m.oney. W• ;<>*1 5?-,weiI f 0,0 no - -. L*i-g'b, and d<*li\ *r*-U r, • •n rei-ei'Dig ! «i*l rtiMiy. *-!ii n».i i hit ve a 1 - i c*» hiv.r or-:«rs. ¥. E. SOMMER. i - - •*—-, IVES EDCURTO. > * Rcii ,, c*C*d A RgC*. 3.