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"novr aooompUslied tho I of bia visit to the coast If Was tho reliof of this 'one his real objcctivo jujint—as his of that boniKhted ono by Jacob’s •Vell.'Vas the reason why “Ho must n<vds |' t asa through Sainariaf’ Joim iv, 4. But his end was ganoid; his enemies were thrown off their pursuit, and he must by slow degrees, return to his own people. Accordingly, ho departed thence; passed round the sounvs of the Jordan, aud came again to the eastern shore of the sea. Here again he withdrew himself from obnervatiou, by going up into u mountain, but he could not be hid. V. 80-31. The news of hi^ coming soon spread. Every one bad something to toll of the great teacher, and his wondrous words gnd works. And' the result ngs soon mani fest. Brain all parts pf the country round about, thoj^ brought unto him thoir sick. Let us nut* the lessons the narrative may teach us. 1. Manifestly two opposing powers are here—oue of sickness, one of health. One of blight,- tha other of blessing. One of death and the other of life. For nil the different forms of disease are onlj- messengers in ad vance of death. They all mean death. That U the word they spell out, when w ritten in fplL Clearly, therefore) they ore ns tlra fnaster put,'“the poWer of the enemy.They are fruits on the tree of humaintv, fi-o:n the blight of sin. So we say that every form of bodily"aiiment Ls the work of sin, aud there fore of broken laws. This was bn ono side. What on the other! r The very antagonism of all this—i. e., Jesus, as the healer of sin, commencing his course by henling rfekness. And he himself tells us. we may know that he has power to do the first, because hp d!d the second. Every act of henliug, therefoi-e. was a sign of w but bo came to do. It showed to men the presence pf one who could deal with unseen cause and po put away tho visible result. It told too oi the coming day, when his work should bo fully unfolded. OK.YERAL LESSONS. 1. Had Jesus been condemned by the coun cil for heresy, he would, like Stephen, have been stoned. But it a^as written of him that he should bang on the true, os the bearur of our sin, and tnas become a'curse in our stood. Aud so ho ij'uletty'Withdripr from the po^ver of his enemies until the time when the chief liriestH should deliver him to the Gentiks, and be be adjudged to the crass. ii. Love niwayvi makes the sufferings of tho loved due its own. This Conuamtish woman's ora) or was, “Lord, help mo;** while it was per daughter that needed belli Yet did not she feel that diaughter’M itufforlugs more keen ly than that daughter herself! Jvven so the Lord Jesus in his glory, felt as done to him- ■elf, the i>ersecutioii which Saul was direct ing against his people. He makes their causu bis own, ym uepoata E »tlwiet— of Appropriation*. {noton, Dec. n.—The aecretary o! the treasury transmitted to cougretp the estimate* of appropriation* required for the fiscal year ending June 8», IMU. The total amount estimated as required for all ex - pen tea of the government is $3>i,.VW, 'JJ. tybjcb is |l,844,l!9W more than the *0111 caiie< , for in tbe wtiiuate* submitted last year, au $lti,8V9,40d more than the aggregate of ap propriatioos for the present fiscal year. ' The estimates for IhhJ are made up of fc^pwiag items; Legisletive, 111; Executive, $18,735; judicial, $4d2.2J0; foreigu intercourse, #i,M?,8tt5; military, $2S,6tM,K74{ naval, *JJ,3U,032; Indisu Affairs, '$5,488,027; pensions, $711,3:2, *<»; r ublks works, $30,081,984; postal service, 1,493,409; mMoeUaneous, $20,007,800; per- ■ *•*•--•* —*' - —» ■ 8115 iti** ...RHSilio best pot from healthy houses ’! Another says: ‘’SicUness pt all forms nn excuse for tho poorer part not paying their rent, and a reasonable excuse,” so that filth causes sickness, sickness inability to work, inability to work poverty and non payment of rent, to say nothing of starva tion.—Science Book Review. llard and Soft Water. The Importance" of soft water far ilo- fimstic purposes is' illustrated by tht, ex perience of a large Loncjon asyl.rm, iq which a change from hard io soft water has resulted in an estimated annual sav ing in soda, soap, labor, etc., of more than *4 ,000.—Arkansaw Traveler. A King on a Swollen Finger. •*TYill you please saw this ring off my finger.”” •' It was an old woman who made this re quest of a Broadway jeweler, aud as the worker }n gold aud silver took tM' wrinkled, though fat and shapely, bantl in Ids it trembled violently, and a tear dropped upon the counter. “Excuse me,” continued the old lady, “but it is my wedding riug. I have never had it off since I was married—forty-five years ago. • I have refrained from having it cut, hoping that my finger might get thinner and t hat 1 could take it off with put breaking it." “And what if I can remove it without ilitl jug*” inquired the jeweler. ‘' But can you!'” said she, looking up in a half credulous way. “If you can, do it by all means.” Tht;i the jeweler took the swollen linger aud wound it round from the top downwards lu a ‘ length of flat rubber braid. The elastic cord exerted its force upon the tissues of the laiger gently and gradually until the flesh seemed to be pushed down almost to the bones. The old woman’s hand was then held above her head fpf. a brief interval. Then the bandage was quickly uncorded and re wound about the member. This was re pealed three times, and finally it was found upon uncovering the finger that it ivas small enough to admit of the ring’s being removed with ease. “I hnvo 'uever failed but once,” said the ieWider, “and I have removed many rings from fingers even more swollen than yoitrs. Do I charge for it? Oh, yes. 1 n.'k the same amount that I would get if the png were loft to be mended after being out. One dollar. Thank you!” aud as he turned to his bench ami the old woman left the store he added: “Blit after all she might have done the same thing herself. It's not the work, however, I charge for; it’s the ‘know how.’ "—Sow York Mail and Express. Of Not Much Interest. Lady (to husband)—You don’t tell me. John, that eleven cities were overflown and millions of peopU left homeless and starving! Husband — Yes, in China, tady disappointed)—Oh, in China. Inter esting matters of that kind always happen such a provokingly long distance away;— Jiew Y'urk Sun. Hi, fit the Court of record of hijp.and j.l;iitn ap- Egrejji before 9f Sp- Nc yi»»r, re- *f the Coprt [pm hit!! a ie jdputl- jinal appli- l tq jeeceive Ihe con- ieli cerliti- he Comp ile approv- e Comp- litinue the Bided until ?r follow- Ithe death ^ceive the rho ahall iy soldier, |/qse of ob- Act, or or cause fraudulent by any pntf pro- lade, ftp- lilty of a {nviction, exeeed- impris- months, of tl;e f<|f Acts rebv ro- ITIO.N. Map) 1st l*Co tries iuttddc. |13.—The startled iat lipv. Ited 8U1- irried to tissituu- atuary, fh to tile sur- xnfort. Upon {s were tan who of his fore the (\v had ighter, |iding a eoun- eket- te and |id and led with slowly te right |n of the As the blood Lresume Col. in CliHrch. From the Chicago Herald. IJere is a story that is told its a fact j;i the circle wherein Col. Itohert (i. Jiigrrsoll nioyefi. Jje entered a church, fiauntered right up tlic middle aisle, ftnd iftltif !}}? seat in ol,e °/ tiie *}*»£ A ipoments later .the owijef qff^f p.ew, 9. potnjNius, purse- proud, jjtjJ- j^ffhodox man, marched with ^elliijg fatrples to its door. He seemed slighlly disconcerted at see ing a stranger in occupation. He ficuted himself, and, taking a mem orandum book from ids pocket, wrote : “I pay $.’1,000 a jear for this pew, sir!” Coolly taking his pencil frqtjj b{s pocket, without changing bisposjtion, the man of silver tongue wrote under neath: “I don’t doubt your word at all, sir. lbs a d— good pew!” Soutli Caroiim Railway. : Commencliig Septenilier 8th. 1H87 ' trails will run as follows Ly ^.tsteri ; lifjiet “ • ' f ” ' I* JJ4IX LINK—WKSTWARD PAtLY. 1 Reave Charleston— 7.00 a. m., o.lg p. in. ! Leave Aikeh^ i 10.54 a. in, 9.3b p. m Arrive Augusta— H.^Q a in, J0.30 p. iij. main 1.1 xr—eastward daily. Leave Augusta— POMON1 - !1!LL 1RSERIES. - -:o: Consiiinption Surely Cured To The Editor—Please infornj your readers that l have a {Nisitive remedy for the above named disease. By its timely use thousand* of hope less cases have been perin^fientlj’ cured. { shall be gjipl to send fvyo bot tles of my reipetjy FREE to any of yoqr readers whq have consumptipn jf thpv will setpl iqe their express and postoftjee address. Respectfully, T. A. SLOCUM. M. C. 181 Pearl st., New York. 6.05 a. in, Leave Aiken— i-P r- in, • ‘*6.50 a. IK. Ml p. ni. Arrive Cliarles<toQ— j 1.06 a. in, 9.45 p. m, af* AND FROM COLUMBIA- -t7aiiy. Leave Augusta . 6.50 a in 4.40 p m Leave Aiken 6 59 a m 5.34 p ni Due Columbia... 10.45 a m 9.45 p 111 W JEST —Daily. I,cav« Colqmbia 6.0-5 a hi 5.33 p ni Due Aikeq 10.54 a ni 9.38 p ni Due Augusta ... 11.40 a in 10.30 p if. Presbyter inns to Give a Million. From the Xew York Herald. The Prpsbj tevjans fti jt po>yerfi|J glv- prs. Th{iir faith seems to (eftcl} away dowq tq their pocket books. Lftst night’s meeting at the Briek Cherub, reported elsewhere, is a nota ble illustration of this. It. was there agreed to celebrate the centeqqial pf the Presbyterian Chiirph if, America hy raising $1,OQO,Q:X! for tho benefit of superannuated iijinjsters,their w idows and children. It will fte done, too. Disease lies tq aiqbush fp.r the >veak j a feeble constitution is ill adapted to encounter a malarious atmosphere and sudden changes of temperature, and the least robust are usually the easiest victims: Dr. J. IJ. >{eLean’s Sjtrength- eniqg CordiaJ and Blood Rqrifier will give tone, and vitality and strength to your entire body. $1.00. per bptti#. For sale at \V. J. Plait A Co’s Drug Store, Aiken, H. <3. The battle of high license is i° open promptly oq the assembling of the New York LegUlfttuie. Mr. Er nest H. Crosby, who is again a mem ber, thinks he has profited by the lesson of his failure of lust winter uud has prepared a bill which is free ffoiq the objections on which Gov. Hill based his veto of the measure passed by tho preceding Legislature aud which is accepted as satisfactory \iy the Church Temperance Society, the Society for Ihe Prevention of Crimes and the Citizens’ Committee op Lf‘Kb License. • Fashion gots. A sacrificing wlf* * dVar.' t ^ buatMisii wet) s>ioui4 pH sc her, __ Hut Lbs bast wits this Uiu* •“ytar • -4* a asalslnii aacriflosa ' ml —Detroit Free fresa. Alt Vp With HIb>. WI<a—I am afraid, my dear, that C lara'* ^mrral with young Mr. Sainpaoa is a >ei y fiartcua matter. Huafcand—Xonaenm; they will bo aa de voted aa ever in a few days Wifw~Kp, John, I think you are mistaken. Bo girl ynl quarrel with her lover just be- Jor« Christ {na« unless there are gc«l and AUtOcieut teaaonfi for tt —New York Sun. Live In the Present. “Live, live today'''the sape has said; The present's ours, the future isn’t; Regret not Christmases now fled; Content be with the "Christmas present.” —Boston Courier. A Misunderstanding. Father (who has given bis consent)—I hope, young man, that you know the valuo of tho prize you will get in my daughter? Young Man—Well—er—no, sir; I don't know tho exact value, but as near as I can find out it'-s in tho neighborhood of $50,000.— New York Sun. St. Nicholas and Colture Clash. American Youth (aged 0)—Now if the effect ».f eighty bolts of electricity i* equal in applied foice to Santa Claus—Holy Ornill is this tho young ster that I've brought a yellow moudey on ■ red stick for!—Judge. And lie Gets It. When Ice Is thick aud deep's the snow, And wlnti-r days are drear Ol Jtr.n wauls but litUe here below &r«. —bostoc Courier. ff- <L»y U8 rfilevaqt (q ll;e applica tion. Sec.G, Sueh application, with the accompanying papers, shall be aub- mittoil to the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the County in which the applicant resides, xyho, if he shall so find the facts, aljall, witli- our fee or charge, certify qndcr his official seal that lie knows tho parlies whose naiqcf are sqhbc. jhed to the several allidavils hereinbefore requir ed (or that upon inquiry lie believes them), to be citizens of the County aud Stale, and worthy of belief; that the said physicians are in good stand ing and regularly uutlioijzod to prac tice in the said Ciiuuty, qqd that in his judgement the application should be granted. Or,if ho whall flud qtiier- wise, lie sh alf 1 so endorse upon tho said application, together with any matters known to him or found by him relevant to the ease. Sec. 7. The application, with tl(g accompanying papers, shall b,e for-, warded to the Comptroller Qeiieral, who, with tiie Attorney General qnd the Secretary of State, shall consti tute a Board to approve or disapprove such applications, any two of whqm shall have authority to Act. II the said Board, «r any’ two of them, shall approve the application they shall so endorse thereon, and it shall thereup on be til a duty of tiie Com pti oiler General to issue to the party entitled to receive the same his warrant for the sum of five dollars,on the last day ! ol each mouth,beginning from the date of such approval and continuing until tiie las.t day ol the following October, or until informed of the death of the party, \yiiich said warrant shall be paid l.y the Treasurer on preaeutu- tisn. Sec. 8. T!-e widow of any soldier or sailor from the State of South Caro- liua, who lost life while in tiie ser vice of the State or Confederate States in tiie war between the States, while she remains unmarried, shall be en titled to receive the benefit of this Act, subject to tiie sn;pe oonditfqns aa to property and income as hereinbe fore provided, and may make .her ap- plica'.ioii selling forth in detail the facts which entitle her to make suoli claims, and verified by’ affidavits and certificates hereinbefore provided, ex* j ccpt the affidavit* of physicians, and ; upon ^iie approval of her claim, such : widow sliai; be entitled to receive > tiie saiqd amount and in the j same niaqiier as hereinbefore pro- 1 vided. " f Sec. 9 It shall l>c tiie duty of the Comptiuller Geuerai to urepare and cause io be printed forms iq blank, ; on which such applications, cfittfi-i cates and affidavits may be qonva- j uieutly made, and be shul) cause the | same to be distributed in the several . Counties of the State,in sueii numbers • and sueh manner as iu his judgment may b« neccessary. Sec. 10. Any person who shall dis count, shave, or in any’ manner spec ulated!) the claim or application of any soldier, sailor, or widow made under this Act, shall t>e guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be punished by fine not exceed ing fifty dollars or imprisoumAnt net qe dreadfully frightened air out to the big road and informed] white men who were on their town. Before proceeding on] journey’ the men followed the oil grr. back to where the doctor wi eeeq, and to their astonishment tiie uqptor was, ruttipg away a|t his throat a* though it was only a pass- time with him. They called to him to stop, but tiie doctor paid but little attention, and not kqowing what course to piiuqHfi tlje meq thought best to give an alarm, which they did in quick time. The town was *uou stirred up from top to bottom. Tiie knife was takeq away without even a show of fesistauoe from tho wouid-he-suicide. A doctor aqljjd and tiie usual repairs made. He. &q<iw i$ a proiqiuent and wealthy Hqptjst clergyman, given lib erally for charitable objects and up to within a year or so lias been con sidered a very able divine. The doctor embraced sanctlficatioq aboqt two years ago, and since then h^ ha^given himself entirely qp tq getting ready fqr dguth. is behaviour lias bean qequjiar for sqme time and very few doubled his insanity. That which Qauic near b u ing the last act of his life on earth was a shock to his friends —or rather, acquaintances, tor he had Withdrawn hinyseif entirely from tiie World and lived witli his wife aloof from every qiie—b,ut wqn pet ft sur prise to ai^yque. T^e wquqtf is qf an u»lv tbqqgh not necce-sari]y fatal nature, and extends three inches down the peek and about tiie t^nie in depth. Mrs. Shaw U away and up tq file lime of thit) wrfting had liqf Re turned. ’J’he Lottery. Animals are often afflicted with a ^diseasecalled nisuge.thesiuoa dieew-ifi.. in huinau beings is called tho itch and is highly courageous; to cure it mix Hour and sulphur with Dr. J. H. I McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment, ibathe it thoroughly’, and take Dr. J. lH. McLean’s Liver and Kidney ialm.—For sale by W. J. Platt & Co. •The Atlanta city council has ad opted an ordinance which provides that when any person has been twice convicted in the Recorder’s court of diTUikcnqesa on the streets, tho chief of police shft}l furnish each licensed retailer of liquor in the city witli the n^me, description and residence of sij-ch person and thereafter no such retailer shall sell or furnish atfy such coiivicted person with liquor for tiie spice of one year from such second couvhffioq under a penalty of fine not to ] exceed $500, or imprisonment no^ to exceed thirty days or by both in the discretion of tue court. CqxxKCTioxs.—Connections made at Augusta with Georgia Railroad to and fiqpi all points West, at Rlack- viJle with Barnwell Railroad,at Preg- nafl’swlth EJutawvilln Railroad, and Columbia for Asheville, Hot Springs and hevond, and pqiuta qp the C. & G. II. 1|. Connectinns maile 4t Charleston with roads nq.’th and south ; also wifh steamers for New York and Florida. Tiirough tickets can lie purchased and baggage checked to all points North, South and west, and informa tion given by Mrs. I. B. North, Ticket Agent, Aiken, S. C. D. C. ALLEN, Gen. Pas and Ticket Agent. John B. Peck, General Mai ag«f. W. W, WILLIAMS. Real Estate Ag’t. For Sale. F ARM 125 ACRES 1-2 mileofMont- morenci Station. A nice Cottage and four qe\V tenant houses on tract. lqCC| of fliu ceiebruted Niagara grape, orchard of Young Le Cuute Pears and Apples. —ALSO— 1034 aorea pne mile of station. Both very choice. —ALSO— Building lots on Boulevard Colys and Colleton avenue., destined to Wr the popular portiqu of our city for pri vate re^idcuous. —ALSCi— Beveral houses with large lots loca- tcdccnti ally. Cheap Nursery STOCK FOR WINTER AN T I> SPRING SALES b-q-*. — :Q:— I HAVE A LAIUip STOCK (*F I ’I" : 1J L William Turnbull J, < auc^r,t Street, A then, S. C. T HE public are invited to inspect mv stock of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES which 4 aI R selling at rock bottom prices. 4 bqy none but tiie best and e 1] qs cheap as the cheapest. Canned Goods iu great variety and fjoin the bust houses. \VM. TURNBULL. II. P. METTE & CO., KEEP OX HAXD A FELL LINE OK F U R N I T V I? K . Including cheap C^quibcr Suits, Mnt.- tresses, Baby Carriages, Cradles, Sew ing Machines, Wardrobes,Feather Pil lows, Bureaus, Bedsteads,Chairs, etc., SELL ON INSTALLMENTS i DISCOUNT FOR CASH.] H. P. METTE & CO.. Curve Street, - - - AiUtm> &• O. Rainey’s Barker Shop. [KOr.MEKI.Y or ClIABLESTON, 8. ft.] O N Laurens street, under tiie Law Office of Messrs Henderson Bros. Thanking tiie public f<»r a liberal pat ronage in tbe past, the undersigned begs to assure his friends that no care or pains will he spared to merit the same in the future. t2?“The Cuiting of Ladies’ Bangs Misses and children’s Hair a specialty. The famous new Toilet Clippers, especially adapted to the cutting of boy’s hair, used upon reduce^ terms. Razors honed and warranted to cut at short notice. E. CAPERS RAINEY. AbbarilU Medium. The News and ^'ouriyr lias had a grand drawing of prizus ft warded by’ chance to subscribers to the weekly edition of that paper. In the drawing u wheel was used like it is iu the- lot tery business. Rev. Dr. Thompson of that city preached a sermop last Sab bath denouncing the enterprise. Tho News and Courier, ^enies that it was a lottery. To us if. appears that not a single incident or elemei.t of the lot tery was wanting aud that the draw ing wau clearly q violation of the law in spirit aud in fact. This lapae of bur esteemed contem porary grieves ue. After all it has said about the Louisiana lottery it ie strange theff suoh a thing should have : been countenanced at all hy that vir tuous paper. Iu some sections “twiatificatiQu” is what the people call a Virginia reel. The oue is all right and the oRifir all wrong and yet the same kind of danc ing will do in either case. One of the staff of our contemporary used to get opt of a leeturfi for dancing by culling B ‘*twistification u and we guegs this is a scheme of the same kind. POWDER Absolutely Pure. Thisfpowder never varies A niarrel of purity strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot- be sold in competition with the multitude of l«w test, short weight, alum or phosphate powders. So:.n only in c ijia. ROYAL BA KINO I’D. VVRfcU lot; Wall -troet. New York. Far sale by COURTNEY & CO., Aiken, 8. C. i ) notice to the public. w F ranklin smith, TINNER AND ROOFER, AND DKALPH IX STOVES AND HARDWARE, Lauren* Street, next to Lyceum Hall. . AIKEN, S. C. Satisfaction guaranteed to all cus tomers, bulb, in workmanship, and prieg. Roofing <&: Outiortng a Speciqp.y. Stoves direct from the Foundry sold at reek bottom prices. Sj 53 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ I also keep constantly on hand growq Fowls, Chickens aud other poultry which I sell at reasonable prices- FRANKLIN SMITH, Laurans sti-eet, next to Lyceum Hall, aug 30 AIKEN, B.'g) CAROLINA SAYINGS BANK, CHARLESTON, S, C. $1,198,587.39 845.830,30 If your kiduevs are inaotiv#, yen will feel and look wretched, even in the most cheerful society, and melan choly on the joliiest occasions. Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and Kidney Balm will set you right again. $1.00 per bottle. For saleatW. J. Platt A Co’■ i Drug Store. A iken. S. C- K \havk opened at the Palmetto j Aftnory under the Lyeeuni Hall, 1 where we will he glad to see our cus- ! tomers and sell them the best of fami- j ly groceries. J. L. COURTNEY, <k CO. Laurens Street Aiken S. C. ; Dec. w.l\. A. P. FORD, Insurttnce and Real Estate Agent, STREET, AIKEN,"6. C. i— REPRESB NTS Assets July 1, 1887 - - - Deposits ------- Trauaac-ls u general nanking llustnesa Interest in Savings Department Computed in May and \v>Yember. iirerial fac-ilitu-a tor making Collections, aioney loaned on api>roved securities. G. W M'lLLIAMS, ... - President. G. W. WILLIAMS, Jr, - Vice-President. JOHN D KKLLY, Cashier. aug 23 Cm 0. P. DOOLITTLE, GILDER AND P4CT4TRE FRAME MAN F ACTURER, Picture Frames qutde to order at abort nqtice. Reg^icling a specialty. ' Old Frames gildqd equal to new. The Factors and Trader* Iiisuranee Co. of; New drleana. The Hibernia Inauranre Co. of New Orleans Th# South* rn Insurance Co. of N«w Orleans Strong and reliable companies. Losses adjusted and paiq promptly. Heal estate bought ana sold. Mouses rented. ’ tanltltf P ATIENTS Procured. William G. Henderson, L2o F. 8t., Waahing- tou, D. C., Formerly of Examining Corps U. S. Patent Office. 17 vearti’ experience. Send aketch or model for report aa to Datentahillty. (’pTreMiion- denee solicited. dee. 6. Two and tliree years old, good varie ties, that I will CLOSE OUT CHEAP. ALSO, PLUM, CHERRY, GRAPE, tVc. If you want anything in the Nur sery Line CHEAP, especially A P- PLE.seqii for my Illustrated ])eseri|)- tiveUatqlqgue and Special pi-jee List of surplus stock for Winter and Spring sales of 187S-S only. Address J. VAN. LINDLEY, POMONA, Guiljpnl County. N. C. P.B. Matthews, Carriajeaii WajoaMaiufactorf Ilichlaqd Ave. and Pendleton St. AIKEN, S. U, A LOT of second-hand buggios that have beeu thoroughly repaired and repainted, nearly as good as new FOR SALE EXTRA CHEAP. Wqgons, roqd earts and all kinds qf vehicles built to order or repaired ON REASONARIAkTEHMsl. Horse shoeing and all kinds of hlucksuiithing and wheelwright work done in first-class sty|e at living prices. P. B. MATTHEWS, aug 9 ly AIKEN, S. C. ; 'ITTith the finest and largest stock t y of Ulnthing for Fall and Winter 1 that has ever been in this city, not only the largest but the most s f vlish ! I’lotliing tor Men 'Roys and Youths. | The Emporiun Is the only jiluee for J correct styles and fashionable goods. Kyery garment sold is guaranteed as represented, this stock eomprises ! many different styles in make and material, the most popular Sack suit will he the Cheviots in stripes, Vbu will also find the Cheviots in fiiiBr button Cutaway’s ft's well as enssi- meretf, Whip-cord and Cork-screw, also a line of fancy worsteds. My Jjjje of Prjnee Albert coats and vesi§ have never been equaled Jiefnre, 1 have thpm iu all shades and si^es and will guarantee you a perfect fit. I liave a beantifi|l line ofover-eqats iu ail weights and colors iu whip-cqrd, worsted. Kersey, Cheviot, Ch]qeh]Ua and Beavers. Boys Clothing:. Thjs stock is the largest T have pver carried, giving the customers an op portunity of a good selection of the many styles and patterns, yog will find a good selection of Kiiee pant suits, ranging in size Irom 4 yrs to 15 yrs, and Boy’s long pant suit* from 12 yrs to 18 yrs, when yqu visit here do not foil to see this stock. HATS, In all the latest styles and shapes, the DUN LAP {STIFF and 8|LK HATS, for which I am sole agent, you will find many other makes of stiff and soft Hats in all sizes, qlso a fine usNortmeut of Boy’s and children's Hats. SHOES. Gent’s fine shoes in all the leading styles and uiqkes among thp matin- fact 11 re in a rp the celebrated Baumester Shoes, also the Douglass warranted $3.00 Shoe for Men aud the $2.00 Shoe for boy's Call and examine my stock when in the city, you will fiind it interest ing as well as profitable to you, I will take pleasure i 11 showing you through, I am llesoectfully, . M. L. KINARD, Columbia, S* C. JamesA.Stothart, GRANITEVILLE, - S. C. DEALER IX DRXJG@, CHEMICALS PEKFUM ERIES, TOILET SOAPS, HAIR BRUSHES AND CIGARS. The Stock is frequently’ replenished so that they are always fresh. Oui prices are reasonable, and we will be ! ’lad n «t only pi serve our friends ol iranitevilfo, but of the entire sur rounding Country. James A, Stothart. I CURE When I say Cunx I do not maan merely tq •top them tor a time, and then have them re turn again. I mba.v A RADICAL CUBS. I have made the disease of 1 FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS, A life long study. I wahjiant miy remedy to Cube the wont cases. Because /others have failed 1 s no reason for not now recilvlnga cure. Bend at once for a treatise and a VrkeBottlb pf my Infallible Remedy, felve Express and Post Office. It costs you nothing tor ft trial, and It will cure you. Addvress H. C. ROOT. M. C. 183 Purl Ct.,NcwT$K COMPLETE MILL, ENGINE AND C!N OUTFITS, And Repairing, Fittings qnd Sup plies for sqme. Also, all kinds of Machinery, Roiler, Pattern, Foun dry, Blacksmith, Brass, Iron and Steel work promptly done with GOOD MEN at id Tools. Large stock of material to select from. Haye 10Q hands employed. Geo. E. Lombard & Co., Above Peosengcr Dejiot, Near Water Works Tower. AUGUSTA, - , GEORGIA. DESIKABLE CQTTAQE E. A. SOMMER. Lavkxxs St. axp. Richland Ave. 12 A 14. It AX D CONFECTIONER. UEALElt IN Groceries, Tobacco ani Ciiars. I will keep constantly on hand Fresh Bread, Cakes and Pies and al so F>uit and Vegetables which i will Sell at reasonable prices. A share of the patronage of the Aiken public is respectfully solicited. E. A. SOMMER. Laurens St and Richland Ave Aiken, S. C. Valialile Farm For Sale. O ACRES ON THE LEV- ELS, and one of the best farms in this vicinity. 3 miles from Aiken. The rent in cotton this sea son has paid about $1800, besides mak ing a large amount for the party working it. Enquireof 8. OTT, Real Est. Agt. Oct. 25. 1887. 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