Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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pr-rrr Estcukd at tl>e as AIKKX. Aiktn,n. < 7. 1 '■'7. Anottir‘r Xc*tv I’rivatc I’esidence. Mr. Julius F. AlbratiJ, having purchase.I the corner Int.loJ feet front l>y loU fe>-t deco. <,a wiiieii formerly Stood the .Saratoga House, i- electing a hands ••>>e an i connu->dious re.si- SKKIOLS AFFRAY. lil'SlXPtSS l.OCAFS. I.< •C A! Senator M. last week on vr deuce, t raetoi thit t: to Mr.’Jo , u iiich is a si e work will l anlike in a allocs is the eon- tiieient guarantee •e substantial and details. cetc.i in Xine Mon! t hitler, w «IOll i! busino-- ov.u ha The orditiauee ag li.is' In be strictly enforced hy our authorities. mi; The Aiken Academy hoi! rig niv- S Mils ijuite a erei’itahle its new coat of pain!. ijipear.tuce n i;o.!. •■!.•■! in tines hy the pie- tiioritii-s ot the tow u of .Viken. lount was collected up to Hist and since our la.-l issue Mr. 1’. Wingard, tow n marshal has I to tie.-, urer Jordan tor tlie of M i;.- lo.go which makes a nJd.Viu with ah out three more of tiie iirest nt year to hear Rloody 'Work in Wards Township Alter Church Service. The report readied Aiken yester day that a man had been so seriously cut and stabbed in Ward’s township on .Sunday that it was hardly probable he would recover. A'ter diligent < nouiry, the lo’iowing general state ment of facts was ali iliat we could learn, as our inlorniant -< eiiK'd indis posed to enter Into particulars: It :s that on r in I: y J loth, the 1 t'-V. i». il. i'rosianil of the iJaptist elnireh iield religious services and nr* aching at a school hous ■ near To the farnisrs Tliose in want of seed peas \\1 well to call on us before purcliHsijg ! elsewhere. H. JtL T c»CH & CO. j Aiken, S. <’. | i <1000 NEWS FOR THE LADIES. NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON which ,iter the pr< occurred In-twee! s well at- n g a ililii- -srs. Cum- Mr. J. M Ivinloch, of Charleston is speiuling some tim<‘in Aiken as tin guest of Dr. T. (1. Crolt. Mr. TIavilatid Stevenson returned fro n Charleston on Saturday, win re he had been for ten days on a visit lor recreal ion. The exhibition of Mr. J. It. Mack s Aiken Academy will take place on the evening ot June the 21st. The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. p. 1{. Mathews who was so dangerous ly ill last week is recovering slowly. The Methodist Sunday School pic nic on Wednesday last, at Mr. Ihbbie’s Montuioreiici Farm, was an enjoyable affair. IVcsIiyiriuaii In si a Mat ion. T’he Itev. J. C. Oeliler having been released from the .North Carolina | Presbytery and admitted to that of S<*utli Carolina, will he iiistalied as pastor of the Aiken Presbyterian Church on Sunday next. On Satur day evening there will be preaching hy the Jtev. Mr. Woods and on Sun day the services will he very interest ing as several distinguished ministers are expected to he present, among the | spoken of with such great reluctance number, the licvs. J unkiii and .Brack- that wo have been unable to obtain elt. definite pat ticulurs. Hrgles Bridg* tendei cult; bee and Fmanuel Sanders resulting f:om an < Id feud. After this dilliculiy was over unotin r occurred hetween Messrs.Bryant W illianison and Aar ui Wiliiamsoti, on tiie one side and Oliver C. < fregory and Ciylos Ciregory on the other side, it was a Moody affair, in wliich the Oregorys badly worsted tiie Williamsons. Aaron Wiiliamson was ktioaked down and badly handled, and Bryant William son was cut in the head, throat, and face. Jlis wounds are said t • be of so serious a character that doubt is ex pressed as t-i his recovery. The two tights are said to have had comiec- Jnn. S. Martin’s Creamery Butter! 3“e per pound at If. Busch & Co’s. Fresh Mackerel, fine quality,’at .T. ! Busch ik ( o’s. j TL-* novelties are exquisite and: the grand assortment is stirringly grand at the Fmporium. Ilaiidsome crockery given aw^ei with every one-pound can of Bakiir! Powder at TurnliuH’s. ‘•(fame Cock,” ‘‘Lottie T^,’’| “firanger,” and other celebrated j brands of Chewing Tobaccos (matiu- factuieil by Bemlall, Hines & Co., Factory No. 5. Danville, Ya.; take the ! lead in our county and took the Blue j Kibbon at Columbia, 8. C. ‘‘Health is wealth,” and that wealth | can he obtained by using Chipman’s j Jills. O’ MISS NELLIE PURCELL, F THE NEW YORK MILLINERY STORE, under the Central Hotel, Augusta, Ua., has returned from New York with the most elegant and complete stock of P#ii!lmery and Fancy Goods she has ever brought to Augusta. The ladies of Aikeu and the surrounding country are invited to call and examine her stock before purchasing else where. as her motto is the best and most fashionable goods at the most reason able prices. Call at once and save money. MISS NELLIE PUECELL, April 26111. ruder Central Hotel, Broad Street. Augusta, (.Sa. STEAMSHIP COMPANY. STEAMSHIP CITY OF CAPT. It. W. LOCKWOOD. STEAMSHIP YOU It MONEY! oxt-st of goi/u-mtbxa. Mv stock for flic Spring and Sum mer Is now complete It is In your j interest to inspect it before buying. | Beautiful lines iu Dry Hoods Notitfhs, i Clothing, Siioes, and School Book.-~as -BUY YOFlt- BJ The Notorious Blackwood. On Wednesday last Blackwood was Presbyterians and Tobacco. We are glad to be able to state that the health of the Itev. W. M. Duncan, the faithful young pastor of the Aiken Methodist Church is im proving. We regret to learn that Mr. Edward ll^nry is dangerously ill. Mr. Henry has been an invalid for a long time and suffers from a complication of dis orders. delivered to the «. Georgia authorities j The general assembly of the United upon the presentation of the proper Presbyterian church, after a long and papers. Constable Edward Purcell of warm debate adopted a rule that ben- Augusta received him from the sheriff eficiaries of the educational fund <>f Aiken c anity ami conveyed him | sfuilying for the ministry will not be to Augusta ou the 11 o’clock train. ! allowed to use tobacco in any form. We are glad that this notorious char actor is now in a fair way to receive bisjust dues, and that the papers will now enjoy rest from reporting tiie doings and sayings iu relation to iiis case. lion, but the origin of the diiticultv is us ^ ie cheapest. • C. K Hendersons The Emporium is the Pioneer~Yoi low prices and the guiding star-^oi square and honest dealing _ • If you want a new spring hat go to C. K. Henderson. They are Beautiful, new and nobby in Straw, Mackinaw, Panama, Linen and Duck at the low est prices. Ransack the State, from end to end, and you will not find a bet ter nlaee to buy your goods, than at the Empori um. BOOTS, SHOES HATS K] -FEOM- A11Host a Freshet. On Thursday last the farmers of We regret to learn that Mrs. Fields wife of the venerable S. P. T. Fields is in a critical condition caused by a Beech Island were greatly alarmed at the prospects of a freshet. For tunately however the waters soon commenced to subside ami a general disaster was averted. Several tine crops were overflowed, indicting .some tumor which may necessitate a pain- damage. Mr. B. 1). Lamar lost ten acres of line corn, Messrs. Twiggs and (Jeorge O. Walker, alsosutfered injury to their crops. It was a close shave ful surgical operation. Mr. James II. Thorpe firm , of the of Schroder & Thorpe, had the of iiis fore linger torn out by the roots while handling a vicious cow one day last week. The rope got. twisted around his finger and hence the acci dent. The report of the committee on the board of education which was read, stated that the report of the board indicates another year’s faithful and ellieient work rendered the churches. Thirty-two students, representing nineteen presbyteries received aid in the sum <-fi(3,li7 academies represent ing a wide extent of country have also been helped to the extent of $1, 092. In these schools fifteen teachers have imparted instructions to 304 pu pils. nail j to a great disasterand the farmers feel ! little disposition to complain about the little they have lost. The Rev. T. P. Hay, formerlv pastor of the Aiken Presbyterian Church, is expected to supply the pulpit of the Huguenot Church in the city of Char leston during tire summer months His health is much improved. Mr. John Wise, brother of Auditor Dave Wise, has resumed his woHi tit the machine shops of (jeo. It. Lom bard & Co., of Augusta. Our young friend has arrived at a sensible con clusion; the best tiling for him now, is to stick lo it, and by intelligent in dustry become a useful citizen. The Rev. John R. Dow, returned on Wednesday, from St. Louis, where he had been as a delegate to the Southern Presbyterian General Assembly. Mr. Dow is opposed to a union with the Norriiern Church. He thinks there is nothing to gain ami much to be perilled by a change of the present status. We learn from a member of the xviiter works committee that a survey, profile and estimate can be obtained I for ^2d, and that measurements of wnlci 1 capacity at any given point J \Ci; ,o-t if 2d more. We hope that ih committee will tall a meeting ii. ai short time and report the result ot I their investigation. Lawn Parly. The Lawn party in aid of the funds for building a Sunday School Chapel for St. Thaudeiis Church, will be given to-morrow afternoon in the park, corner of Barnwell avenue and Laurens street, commencing at 6:30 p. m. Admission free. Cream, cake and other refreshments for sale. Various amusements will be provided for the children. This party was to lia\t taken place last Thursday, hut was postponed for satisfactory reasons by the ladies in charge, until to-mor row afternoon. Columbia Female College. The annual eonimeiuiement exer cises of this admirable institution of learning will take place on the 19th, 20th and 21st of June. The following is the program: June 19th—Commencement Sermon by Itev. A. Coke Smith. Address to Missionary Society, by Jtev. It. D. Stuart. J une 20tb—A nui versary of Literary Societies. Reading of Essays by Graduating Class, 8 p. in. June 21st—Literary Address by Prof. C. F. Woodward. Annual Itc- ception, H n. in. We acknowledge, with thanks, an invitation from the Itev. Dr. (). A. Darby, President of the College to be present on that occasion. Unless pre vented by unforseen circumstances, it Will ntlord us pleasure to attend. Far better than the harsh treat men of medicines wliich horribly gripe tin* patient and destroy the coating of the stomach. Dr. J. H. McLean’s Cliil and Fever Cure, by mild yet afl’ectiv action will cure. Sold at 50 cents bottle. It is said that ex-Senator Jones, of Florida, who is still in Detroit, is begining to see the bottom of bis purse. Miss Palms, who is believed to have been the attraction for him at Detroit, has gone to Europe, and it is wondered whether the ex-Senator will follow her there. The Public Interested. When manufacturers ot an article are asking the public to consume their wares, it is indeed refreshing to know that they tire reliably endorsed as illustrated by tin* united endorse ments of Dr. Harter’s Iron Tonic and Liver Pills by the druggists of St. Paul. There is talk of the formation of an “Afro-Ameriean National League.” Its purpose will be to enact laws in the Southern States that will favor the negroes. It will never succeed; its name will kill it. Report comes from Be. ch Island that Mi Hedge Cooper a colored man who bought 10 acres of land on Beech Island some years ago for .$90, was re- ce itly ottered $1,09) for the mineral rights of bis tract which ho refused l>(*eaiise of bis attachment to tin* local ity as a home. It is said that a valu- ablechalk bed underlies the tract. , 1 ;/.■ y/t A Yard. //(cnrdrr: The county commissioners were in session yesterday with a full board Among other things a petition was received Ironi Messrs. («eo. R. Lan drum, A. J. McEimurray and ot her- for the opening of a public road to run from Beech I.-I-’.nd and Hamburg road to the town of Hamburg, The con sideration of the petition lias been lixed for the fifth of July. The summer is upon us and our citizens should keep their back lots free from anything that can create offensive smells or contribute in any manner towards propagating disease. Persons who insist on keeping hogs in violation of law should be brought up before Mayor Sommer, who will take pleasure in levying a heavy eon- trihuiioii on the otleiider in aid of the town treasury. | /vV/Vm Tiie trustees of the South Carolina j College will soon be called upon to j elect an ofilccr to fill the chair recent- ! ly held l>y President McBride of that j institution. As it is highly import ant tiiat tiie executive chair of our college should lie filled hy out* whose record eminently fits him torso im portant a position, I ask the privilege of naming Mr. John Gadsden as the man capable in every respect to (ill w:th ability that post of honor. Con nected tor years y.s Mr. Gadsden lias been with in-tiiutions <»f learning as an active instructor, his high literary attainments, line executive ability and lofty moral character in a desirable party to he placed at the head of Ike faculty of the South Caro lina College. P.vri, H. Searrook. Ch a REt.STOE, S. C., June 2nd, 1887. Happy the man who cures his ills, by taking Chipman’s Liver Pills. Utieklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, mid positively cures piles or no pay required. It is gaur- auteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cent per box. For sale by H. II. Hall. A keeper connected with the State prison of Connecticut says that Charlie Ross is in that institution serving a term of imprisonment. Charlie Ross’ father does not place much faith in the story. There is little doubt that the boy was killed soon after he was kidnapped. 'Wonderful Cures. CITATION. S TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,) County of Aiken. ) By John T. Gaston, Esq., Probate J udge. Whereas Amelia. D ekerson hath made suit to me to grant her letters of Administration on the Estate of Ellis Harly, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and ad monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Ellis Harley, that they be and appear before me in the Court of Probate to beheld at Aiken, S.C., on Monday, 6th day of June, 1887, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand this 14th day of May. in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-seven [skah] JOHN T. GASTON, Probate Judge Aiken County. TEACHER’S INSTITUTE, For Aiken County. rpHE Teacher’s Institute for the I White and Colored ’Jeaehers of Aikeu County will he opened at Aiken on the first Monday in August, next, to continue one week. The White Institute will be con ducted by Professor W. S. Morison, of Greenville, and the colored Insti tute by Dr. Sami. A. Baer, of Florence; both, most competent and thorough instructors. 'Iliese Institutes are of incalculable value to the teachers of the County, and tl ey are most earnestly requested and invited to be present. All of our citizens interested in the cause of Education are respectfully invited to attend. Mav L. W. 1887. WILLIAMS. S. C. A. C. I HAVE received my large assorted Stock of SPRING CLOTHING for Men, Boys, and Youths. Tins | line has been selected with great care, the styles and patterns for this season are beautiful in design and make. The Cheviots will be worn more this season than in the past; these gar ments are cut in square-cut Sacques, Cutaway Sacques and one and four Botton Cut-a-ways, besides these you will find the same garments made from Cassimere, Serges, Worsted, Whipcord, and Corkscrews in all •ike him ^ wonderful cures effected by j the grades that will give good wear w . I). Hoyt & Ce., Whole? ale and Retail Drugg sts, of Rome, ( hi., say-, : We have been ■wiling Dr Kill g's Ne w Discovery, E left lie ! Jit- tlTS and ] iuoklen ’s Arnic ;i Salve lb r t wo years. Have never handled n m- c die s that sell as well, or give s ich utii\ •ersal satisfae tion. i'licre h ive Mai l ied. HAHN—BUSCH. By the Rev. E. C. Tvlgertoii, on Wednesday evening, .June 1st, 1887, at the Busch House, Aiken, S. C., Mr. Henry Ha ii n to M iss Susie Busch. All of Aiken. The Aiken Amusement Association. The election of officers of the Amusement Association has been postponed until next Friday (‘veiling, at 8:30, at the Lyceum Hall. Members are requested to be punctual in atten dance. Buggy Accident. On Friday afternoon Dr. T. G. Croft accidently drove against a tree in front of Hail’s drug store and the horse became frightened and dashed off. breaking the shafts and throwing j lesion, S the Doctor out. Fortunately lie es-j caned uninjured. Hoe’s Great Fail lujuake Stoty. Arrangements have been perfected whereby Mr. E. P. Roe’s latest work, ‘‘Mara, a Story of the Charleston Earthquake,” will be published in the Sxmlny Snr.s and the )VicKl>j AYic.s Uin( (’(>!//■/( /’. “Mara” is a strong love story that culminates among the terrible scenes of the never-to-be-forgotten earth quake of August 31, 1886. It presents, with dramatic picturesqueness, a re markable phase of American experi ence, and incidentally brings out one great fact—Northern good will to- these medicines in this city. Several ; ulu i bold their color, cases of pronounced Consumption Hoys’ Department have been entirely cured by use of a Englishmen are advised by Consul Ricketts not to emigrate to Brazil. They may get land cheap, but will find that work under a tropica! sun is dangerous. There is a lack of com munication with the interior, and the natives are hostile to tiie English. For these reasons there are settlers in Brazil. few British Enjoy Life. What a tiuly beautiful world we live in! Nature gives us grandeur of mountains, glens and oceans, and thousands of means of enjoyment. We can desire no better when in per fect health, but how often do the ma- war.ls the Si.utl, as sh.iwu by ,,,e jority of people fee! like giving it up and gifts, and the eifect of this fra- | disheartened, discouraged and worn tcrnal spirit on the South. The story i out with disease, when there is no oc- will undoubtedly be the greatest work j cas j () n for this feeling, as every suf of a novelist of widespread popularity, j f ere( . Clin ertsily obtai n satisfactory \ proof that Ortrn'n Arnfiixt Flou rs will ! make them free from disease as when As it may not be possible to the demand for back numbers, every body should subscribe at once for either the Siuuhnj AV icnor the 115 ckly Xru« and Courirr. The annual sub- | scription to tile Sunday Nrii'a in $2, | and to the Wet Idy Xt tr.t and Courier i $2.50. Address the News and Courier Company, 19 Broad Street, Char- C. Contains every class of suits for Boys i in Knee pants as well as those who wear Long Pants. This stock I have given my special attention, and I may safely say that for prices and quality this stock cannot be duplicated anywhere. My special line of Knee Pant Suits from 4 years to 13 years for $3.50 far excell anything in alPmy experience in the Clothing business. Shoes. The season approaches when the gentleman will want a fine Shoe. I have received an elegant line of Spring goods in lace and Congress from the leading manufacturers. Among them will he found the cele brated Bannister Shoe in all the latest styles; also, a line of shoes in all shapes, guaranteed Hand Sewed at $5.00. This line far excells anything of the kind ever known in the city. My business in this department has so increased that I have enlarged this YATES & CO., Aiken, S. C. H aving selected our stock from the best manufac turers IN THE SHOE AND HAT TRADE, we are enabled to sell our customers the very Best Goods at the Lowest Prices. * Our‘business motto: Small Profits, Honest Representation and Courteous Attention. Call on us when you visit Aiken. “Y'.A-TIES CO., npr26tf IN THE STAR STORE, STAR BLOCK WM. M. BIRD & CO. WHITE LEAD, COLORS, WINDOW CLASS, ETC. AGENTS FOR— : — HOWE'S STANDARD SCALES AND MARVIN'S SAFES. Forth® present at 175 East Bay, - - - CHRLESTON, S. C. Jas. L. Quin by. II. P. Cook. READY FOR ACTION! Q,TTI3SrBir Sz SUCCFSSOIiS TO JAM PS F.. COOK, DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, GRANITEVILLE. SO. CA. rpHE SPRING AND SUMMERCAMPAIGNS ARE UPON US, AND WE I are prepared to meet them with the most complete Stock of General Merchandise ever brought to Aiken County. farOUR PRICES will be so Reasonable that none can compluin^grj Our Shoes! Are of the Best Brands in the Market—Satisfaction Gauranteed. Our Ladies Dress Goods ! Are Selected Specially with a view to the market which we supply, ana all we ask is an inspection of Material and Prices. Our Clothing ! Prices are born. Dyspepsia and liver complaint are the direct causes of seventy-five percent, of s ich maladies as bilious ness, indigestion, sick headache, cos tiveness, nervous prostration, dizzi-1 ness of the head, palpitation of the j heart,and other distressing symptoms. Three doses of Aupuxt Flower will j department so as to make room for Base Ball. There will l e a game of Rase Ball at the grounds this afternoon at 4 o’clock, between the Aiken boys and the Augusta club, admission 10 cents, 15 cents extra for entrance to the grand stand. S;i lesday. Monday was salcsday,but few people came lo town as tile farmers are busy with their crons. Several pi. cos of real estate were sold by the Master in Equity. The horse swappers were conspicuous hy their absence and Botic 5 aid Alley was as quiet as a grave yard. Vaiicl use tieisis. Vauui.u-;:, S. ) June 5th, 1887.) On Sunday morning, last two couples were united in the Indy bonds of matromony at the residence of the Itev. J. B. Brigham. The (list was Mr. George J’o.vell and Miss Alice Ergle, and the second was Mr. James K**y and Miss Carrie 1>< an. Mr. Brigham performed the cl lemony iu both instaucts. Quite a number of the II dy Baud from Augusta came over to Ya..< l..s, to-day and held three religious meet iugs.Their last servie was conducted on the depot platform Twenty ‘-Tx. dar tree on his place not know who did it The Wonderful Wallace Bailey. Mr. B. D. Lamar of Beech Island called at the Rkuordek olliee yester day and says that Wallace Bailey the Augusta negro who is reported to have found on Beech Island an Indian jar containing $550 with which he bought two lots in Augusta,was form erly in his employ as ginner, a ad that he also worked for others in that neighborhood but that he never heard of tin* discovery of money by any one on Beech Island until Ids attention was called to the statement of the Augusta Chronicle. Mr. I.-umir states however, that about four years ago some one made a large excavation at the roots of a ce blit that he does or for what it was done. The tree has since died and was dug up last year. Whether this excava tion has anything to do with Wallace Bailey's $550 can only he ascertained by a statement from Bailey himself. Mr. Lamar says that all that is attrib uted to Bailey in regard to his ability to catch fish with his mouth and hands while under the water he believes to be true. Senator Ingalls is dissatisfied at the breadth made :n Hit- cowl line in .-.-me ot the Stalesol toe .'si.utli. ne i- quo ted in tiie Boston JJirtdil as i.aviog remarked ree.ui’y: “I have no ..esi- tation in sa fir. r that granting iln* right of suttVage to tiie colored people has proven an abs, lute and unquali fied failure.” prove its wonderful effect, bottles 10 cents. Try it. Sample Business Booming, no one thing has caused Their Probably such a general revival of trade at II H i Hall’s Drug Store as their giving away to their customers of so many free trial bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Omismption. Their trade is simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoints. Goughs, Golds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and :il! throat and lung diseas es quickly cured. You can test it be fore buying by getting a trial bottle free, large size $1. Every bottle war ranted. the new stock, nothing is kept here but gent’s fine shoes. I have in Men’s and Boys’ the celebrated $3.00 shoe for Men and $2.00 for Bovs, which are quarauteed bv the manufacturer. Be sure and call if you need anything in this line Hats. Is one of the most complete stocks ever seen in Graniteville. marked to suit the times. Our Crceries! We keep none oat li st quality, and we sell as cheap ns any first-class house in this section. SAVE YOUR MONEY By calling on us, as our facilities for purchasing enable us to sell at such prices that all our customers realize the economy of dealing with us. parOUR WAGON YARD is free to all our customers and provided with good stalls and oilier conveniences, QUIN BY & COOK. SPRING GOODS! HENRY BUSCH & CO. CAPT. I. McKEE. SAILING WEEKLY FOR NEW YORK FROM CHARLESTON. SH->J FOR INFORMATION, PASSAGE, &(•., APPLY TO James Adger $t Co., Agents, CHARLESTON, 8. C. GIN RIBS! GIN RIBS! I HAVE secured Patterns and propose to rurnish RIBS for all makes of Gins at reasonable prices. CASTINGS of all kinds In Iron an Brass at short notice. Special attention given to Repairs. Satisfaction guaranteed! TReX PENDLETON^ FOUHDRYIIhO^ IHOHIHE^WOmS Nos. G15, 617 ami 619. KOLBOCK St., - - AUGUSTA, GA. CHAS. F. LOMBARD,Proprietor. M W,PENDLETON, Sup’t. New GOODS!! NEW GOODS!! MRS. N. BRUM CLARK, 719 Broad Street, AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, Has put in a beautiful new line of MILLINERY & FANCY GOODS, Hats, Bonnets, Laces, Fenthersand Flowers and all Fall and Winter Novelties. Iu greater variety and Lower in Price than ever before. Examine before you purchase, we will suit you. S3&"DRESSES also made in the very Latest Styles. MRS. N. BRUM CLARK. THE DIAMOND PALACE! The Finest Slock of Diamonds ! Hold H atches ! Silver Watches! Gold Jewelry! Clocks, &c., Ever Seen In This City ! At J. H. FEAREY’S, 729 BROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. T H Xj -A. JR, <3- E S T and Most Complete Establishment South* ESTABLISHED 1H42. GEO. S. HACKER & SON, Oifiee and WurerooniH, King, oppoaiteC'unuon Streep CHARLESTON, a C. Manufacturers of DOORS, SASH, BLINDS* Mouldinys and Building Materials. . ' 2. *-1 I JIM H<-k ■ 4v m --- N ' , I M •mi Joseph R. Robertson. Frank E. Tayeor. Geo. W. WiliaJ mffl TMOIHlJ I ITIiftHiM I Itl I ipujUMWSI.) COTTON FACTORS AND OMRAI AGENT -OF THE ASHEPOO PHOSPHATE CO. CENTRAL WHARF CHARLESTON, 8. O. HAVE RECEIVED AND ARE RECEIVING THEIR SPRING STOCK, COMPRISING DRY GOODS OF ALL DESCRimOI, Seersucker^ muslinsT^ cmMBmYS,X1iiHGmaS WULBERN & PIEPER. Wholesale Grocers, -AND DEALERS PN- I’ROVH, LIQUORS, TODACCO, ETC. 07 & 169 EAST BAY. CHARLESTON, 8. O. McGAHAN, BATES & CO., Yellow Fever. Kky Wj:st Fj.a., June 3.—Tiie total number of eases of yellow fever to date is thirteen, of which number four have resulted fatally. Six are now s:k-k and three convalescent. Since the establishment of the hospi tal all eases have been sent there. A City of Beautiiiil Women. Detroit, Mich., is noted for its healthy, handsome ladies, which the leading physicians .-uni dniggisis there attribute t<> the geiier.fi ti-e ami pop ularity of Dr. rlai n r - iron Tome. HEAL ESTATE FOE SAL!.', Several good houses and lots for sab*. Aj)j)f y to . J. DIG'"”' This stock is complete in every style of Hat that a gentleman could wish for, among them will ho found the Celebrated Riston Flexible Stiff Hat of the latest designs in shapes, | and in colors of Granite, Pearl, Nut re, | PRINTS, CRINKLE SEERSUCKER, &.v. Brown and Black, also a beautiful (j; 00 j S| j ace8 0 f rxvr y ( j < . s( , r jpjj ong> (« 0 ]j ars> &e., for ladies and line of Pearl Cassimere Hats. The , children. Hosiery in every line. Celebrated Dunlap Stiff II it in the j latest Spring shapes These H us as We a.sk your inspection of our stock, and promise to show you new, fresh well as tiie Boston Flexible can only . be had here as I am the Sole Agent i for both manufactures. My Stock of Straw Hats is so largo and the style so numerous, that it will he impossi ble to go into details. Sutfiee it to say that it is complete in every respect in regard to price and quality. Hoping to see you at the Eutp >rium of Fashion, I am Respectfully, -JOBBERS OF- Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, Nos. 226, 228 & 230 MEETING STREET. - - - CHARLESTON,8.C goods. We call special attention to our line of ec-A-Tsi 31. L. K1XAHI), ( oluiubia, S. C. 1 In Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s, Trimmed and Untrimmed. The greatest selection of Men’s and Youths’ at lower prices than we have ever pub them or seen them. OUK GHOCEKY STOCK Is complete with Fresh and Desirable Goods. ' We exhibit nothing hut the freshest gofxls, and think the goods prettier this season than in previous seasons. Give us a call and we can promise close prices. H. BUSCH & CO., Aiken, S. C. JiMO. P. DILL. 9!4 CROAD STREET, AUGUSTA, GA. Sole A ^ont for Edwin C. Burt* Celebrated Shoes. Bemember This Ladies