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T'W, F*?- “c! r . > ■' ‘ ,: <t | xM&fy - ^ * ■ r.: ■■, - ^ /- r' ■> ' • *_• ' ''&?*. , . ; 'i LjgSi . V-, t^v :-nt IS J Stri'.king Worils or* Vro-j lection. , 1 For. WAIiDK?- , 1 boj to announe myself.^s aeawlN; fesasc. , ,.| t ti. T jo ',■. •'■•jffr f o lor i n \\ ;ir'tz;... th** AitTIIUR P. PORT 1 Pre^dcvit PI* iamf -- .*■ e.J pr -i. .•tiont.^t t:«rif!>*. lit*? r. •^■iment i ^,, n ^ ". ff is th:’t tin ^ ^ , nroiK*h;n^ Mass MctAicj^ to make ,4,<•(.f ■ - - -t .• »»i . ...i ; nonii..!*t* ii!» for Intcii'idi^tinilV-ur- *tor.u, .. .keled [ wi! jiC-o* lv are piun*t re«t by most in my j owor v?i tL j tile *'> aet)>Hj of a tribute beyond tbej Aiken. Uehpect.nny. • 'i do tile r.f- wellare of 'l One copy one year, : : : • (’■0 jf jMiid in advance. : : : . : ■ Out- copy *i.x inoijtii.'. : • : One copy three months, , : : I-' : Sinele copter. : : : : ; : fcJV i . . With South m Cultivator and JDIxie*- at the expense of every lion Farmer, Catn ;n advance - - si o hoM^r : n the land; a syttem. which yI>,K.\T:.. y. 1 BATES. ] Oroet. : :!-}C‘ ntcnt, 1 »<••': o^.-v it permits One sqaare, firtt InsenJ n, ^ ^ . the Jupi. rlion »: •• *.•, ith without a Lach eubsetiucnt itmerltuii ■ . . , ■ Dnsitieais arid other notices in local .-oJ.; r .c rtnpi-i.se needs of the treasury, and j reductive only of useic- s nnw a uui.gjious eur- pins.’le declares tli it the protectionist j — system '‘benefits certain classes of ourj-jy . ^ ii. .. L .». .1 ii. Uf DtHioi's CivditoiN, art;] ISO Meals i !/ 1 arun, 15 cents per .»r.e. j to If oox Obituaries ami Tributes cf Itaspeet, fl.C*. I ■h ch prevou'.s the onnor- i>OT Itltli. 1 (unity work by -tirfiir.y production \ I.f. parsons'- claims i * a a^Hinst the Ilstyte of J. JJE • oust present them, duiy at tested, and ail persona li.debtedj to special c-.otracts made f.vr yca:.y, sem:-; and limiting tin* area of our amrkets, ihT^i/M.yV ‘V.\oMVf'V I i^e 'i--’'t7iVdU- •unnal or c-j«rtcrly adverts^.tnents. ' » I llie .s/urt I.stafe must maKC- u.-caeaia It SareC nij- ChUil'3 life ' “VTtifS my chill xras born, the (J.v-i r ^retrei ci-aof *♦ otfc«-.-l ocos. She fe; tliat nn-y j FOR WANTS ■wis la JUgf^tton. an 3 orj^rwl 1 THE PHYSFCtA the fc- J ctuigt-l to Lactotecl I >^1 It saroU tcy child's life, acl I Oi-e you niir.y tlianhs for it I r-j-ar-l yoor Food cs Invsluebtc. and «nj>erir,r to ail othei wrtic^ :<d foo-i f.^r babies. . . Mss. A. J. X5E>yi£LI>. Eostor. 5tafa, IJ fir \ 7 J W-x * 4 It Has No Squab' AIKEN INSTITUTE, THE LEADING, mo muon:. And Sewing Machines. t .\V' *fo Ccauti-iONbrNT*.—All coniifii-ica and enhance the cohi, of living lx- ate payment to the undersign. the hard tions mbit i>i accomnani-d by the itu-- yond name and oddrevs of the writtr in ook-r t [ wnire-j ’’ ! receive attention. Hejectnii c ao r i a- ' ‘ " < tions will not be returned unk-ia ataiupi for Ar*/. tA? vote cf the Second Dis- • return postaj . .rict fp ing l-, ccn-i ut t-; he* taxed in ! — orlcr that the few owners of thekan-j j iin ire a., rr.r.ko more profit ? Are t!;c j j latter gentlemen justly entitled to! ~r" 1 tribute? Vet Ibis is the • ah ;y fhnf MINERVA SALLY, Administratrix. Aiken. S.(?., July 12, 1688. IS Indiana Ha :*-. J “Wo am ti*:-.? ia cur nnr. ! scry (ccitaiidosr lorty iafanta) 1 your Lac ia ted Food, aud find 1 INVALIDS ! i- f»i a.iper:*-; lo k11 oth^r FiVnRtTr h tU ‘ e r 1 L'* rKtunni.. . ... ^ . - - rMeia Tiw Il.nl ill I ikilijjiMttr ~3 TYir r (>..n Vo,-. ..., >CCJ.... mo - ; Sifcicvj <-x ccaiity, ^bo uava ! tliary». oi etc icaiitutiob, say AIKEN, ! FRANK H. CURTISS, Pres-dact. i • Y A ESK N I Ju for IngTier ednea-I X~J lion efyoiiii'i !. dtOa ami young, < * w&m mm BAEZES CRYimIT. INYAUblBEUSH IT. a Baby >ah ' n of mllb. SI.DO. Perfaot'y Noar or without the a Three Shea. 23 I A valuable iminj-hlet - of IntWita and 7 ■Tli'! Kntridou Hi;,'’ f. 1 fn-e. it buo 1.0 equai.'* . - W. r.. DbCofi • M. D., * St. F nxzCli’g Aeylua, Cinciruiti. Oils. - •:••.< and cxuaus'tive, covering a period oil eigiit years exclusive of collegiate j 1.*. course of faiir ye complete iu mediate, Grammar, Preparatory Aca demic, A cat emie and Vcileciate. AT THOMAS A BARTONS. 'V^|^ THE BEST GOOP’S FROM THE LARGEST "FACTOBIKi. years. Each department! • itself—Primai Yi Intiy-. K 1 KATES Ol TL'IITOM. WELLS, RICHARDSONB: CO., Burlington. Vt. Primary Intermediate . ... Grammar Prep. Academic,) Academic, ) Collegiate. Lkp. Moxth. A.wsiisr i*Koi>rc rioN6 1 oitEArrsT CAnn’.vi,! oreatest rei^i tawon 1 „ - JPZA.J5TOS '-IPiB % FROM stein wav, knask, estev. fisher. W MX KKU I-iKOS, IVKR^& POND. 1^‘KRETT, ^ BEHN1NO & STF YVES ANT FACTORIES. ^ v| § § OFVG-VkATS $1 bO 12 50 zsr FROM ESTEY, STORY J. CLARK & KIMBALL & W j •i GO German and Freii. li, cueh. AIKEN. S. C.. JULY 20, T803 -J o The Congressional Cami>aig 11 Mr. Tillman favord. Ah we have said previously, the | The Sea View Kailway. member Of Congress from this Dis- , The first piie of tbo Mount p leasa . lt trict must be the man who represents j Sll]i5van , 8 TiIand and c ea Vlew Rni y. truly our people. .J u ti»m ;ca3ion ings Rank, notice is hereby given that the books '.v!!! ; j opened for sub.-orip- vva our voters will ceicainly not have any j crowd froni ;ho ci(yi lhe v n]age, and other. H3 will go to Congress as their. fMiand turned out lo witness the cere- servant, to carry out their views on j mooy> TLc . invitt(i guealSi , vcre lhe the important subjects, as they under- Mayor of Charleston, iutendants, dud Wardens of Mount Pleasant, and Moultrieville, and tiio newspaper rnen of the city, with otiier pro-uinent men. Imdr.y. A large i tions at Haii’s Dru^ l-jiore in Aiken, stand tiicm inteliigentiv. Only the man can do this who in fully in sym pathy with them and has (heir confi deuce in Lis Int 11./v, honesty. : conservatism and Lgrecuieut with J uly 17th, lb . . G. W. CROFT. It. II. HALL, T. G.CROIT. Beard of Corporators. promptly GEORG E R. LOMBARD & CO New Shop Passenger Depot. 5 00 3 00 Instrumental Music. Special iA-awing Iwssoiih 2 .50 Painting, Oil, Water Color. Chi na, Lustra 2 50 For any desired information con cerning catalogues, rates of board, or auv otiier matters connected .vitk the nt. students de-■ saut home ■L5T FOR CHAPEL & PARLOR. .JFJ XLIj KINDS OF MUSICAL INSI'KUMKN'TS KELT t N .STOCK. 1 nmi Wincil FOR , LIGHTNESS OF running, durability, and perfect sets of attachments are unrivalled oa the market to-day. £3£“AGEN T TS for Domestic Patterns, Needles, Oil, and attachments for all Machines. Orders by mail have our prompt and personal attention. if-^-Speoial attention given to Tuning and Repairing. -inZEEOIyrVLS^ i { J AUGUSTA, GA. A 1 /41 FRANK II. CTHtTISS, Feb. 3. I^ST.-ly FreeiJeut. I 92i BROAD STREET. ! i'mmm T •> There Rpnef.r:-’ t/ be no dcubt b it .a • I • i * 1 * . * Ll ■» - . l a ..... I . V- • ’» A - A * I V. t * X . 1 J V i. their p-.Iit.eM views. Our influence fchat i>y - >:i s; . SUJ , ; ., r tha tr.yek-i will be tlirowa against the man who holds opinions that do not accord wi who tentative. may take his oltoice of routes to tlje island. Tin* building of the bridge >*ith those held by our n onie, and • ro ’® l! ’ c 9, ve ;s •;* 10 on 'y part of tiie , r , . . , i iine-that wi 1 loouire any ereat out- dto, therefore, cannot oe truly repre- | hiy of luolwy , j ro>t Viit bo'almost TEAOHEBS INSTITUTF i\»r Alive?; (fDtiiny. —— 1 :i miss Wsilil ^ T ladies of Aiken and surrout Purcell T..us far wo have not lennv-d ofar.v iim m the nui:.*h. I in: trai i.iy ot money . 1 h j re>c w ilt ue almost : “tPJTPl ’i'eaeii*-rs Institute for the ben- n-* thing but layti.gtlii- tr n.k aim pil-1 c etH and asl ruetions of tiie white •ill be - 6 efu and asliuctionsoftiie white md colored teachyrs of Aiken County 1 tlirough tlie columns of the Rec< Augusta, Ha., and examine her beaut Hats and Velvets, of diiT'erent shades, in the way of head and neck wear for ling conn try are cordially invited tl)E« to call r.t No. 782 Broad Street, ‘.ftiid fresh stock of lovely Bonnets, rpIIOROUGH MADE CLOTHING _JL has grown more and more in de mand for the past few years. Cus tomers are not satisfied merely with the looks and general outward appear anee of a garment, but want goods completely made, well trimmed and the fabrics strong and satisfactory as to durability of color. 'Idle Clothier who does not give to the CLstomer all these requirements thing in the opinions held by Messrs, j y'-'D’ -'ciit, am. 110 such r xpence will •rr , -i nave to be met With to my tne bed as Henderson and Aldrich .hat would j ^ iu t1k . eon . militate against t ich* efih iency as ; a tractio'i will i>e pushed as rapidly as members of C0.1g.-c.73 f/om .^ontb . possible. A good_ strong force has fes-or V? M. Mardiant and tbo Col- will be opened on Monday, the Nxih .COT.ITF ATTKNTION i‘BOM P day of August ;iext for five da\ s. The ' White Institute will be conducted by : Professor I rank JC Curtiss and Pro- — Carolina. They hold strangly tin views on the three vital subjects—the been eng fc v 'dl a-nd and competent engineer has the experienced c.rc.d In.-tifnte liv Dr. Sami. A. Baer. aii- All tiie Teachers of Tbs County,both pervruoi- ot tiie w ork. In a few ycair i whlteand colored, are most earnt.sllv tariff, civil service and our dishonest : , t is the desire ot the company to eon- j requested to be nresert. •» ...... 4 .. 4 . ....... i : , . ... ...... i /1 1 . v.. - ailver currency—tnat were exprrsscxl j struct a draw-briilge over the Cooper ! in the Democratic platform, and more I riv '-‘ r : ' M ' ■.itugeUier w ith the i J ferry-boat which will have to be used 1 for transportation I t a while to pointedly by the .President, As to Mr, Youmaus, we w.tiid nr.,, that ids views on the silver question seem to be much the .same as Mr. Tinman's. He is in f: vor of relaxing the regula tions governing the issue of silver under the misconception that, an In crease in the quantity of adulterated and dishonps lara in circulation will put more mon- ! t ie -V 1 1 • !, ' !l because their attention Aiken needs both the koto! and. the bank and the organization of the latter now ren- June 2d tli, is s.--'it Y> LLIAMS, S. C., A. C. IsfANUFAC' UnimiS 7/F- n ft.. some. The New Hotel. The'business men of Aiken can-:! f the nresent - not a( Lord to let the new hotel enter- | st silver dol-! pr5se ls £ ; un<1 wy aro fidDhvd tlmt j tuey will not because their attention ey i. tie peoples’ pockets. This ! i* » present devoted to the organiza tion of tiie i:cw hank. BMs, Meil MOYER & HUDSOX, Eli INC LES Dills of Yellow Fine GRAMTEV1LLE unsound politica. economy, as tlio ex perience of the world has siiowAia it will not he wise to entrust the rep Mi Mwz, ‘Dp'inVoB’ t} L'Ji LATH. iiJiml)er < nl to Order. -DEALERS !>'- CATALOGUE AND PRICE Li JT SENT ON APPLICATION. RAW. SIT INGLE ‘Nil I’ r VTNIMi MI Lid ( On Wriglitsv'ilie and Tonuille RailruaCat HARRISON, GA, resentation of this District to any one ders that cf tlic former still snore a holding such views. We think ^ necessity. The town lias outgrown friends make a mistake in dwelling : 111 ita coli,;i il7 hotel :a .ili- upon his courageous services in 187G. I tiefi ’ aml ' ve do propose to let the AVhilelpursopal gallantry always wins admiration, much more than mere gallantry is needed in Congress. member of matter-rest where it now is. -This new hotel must be built. It is absolutely essential to tiie prosperity of every property owner in Aiken. Mr. Ti.tman's niendn aiso keep 1.-: -f.-‘ it* brave-and honest man of strong con- victlon#. There is no doubt that alU ^ tliis is true, and, in addition, we have [ always considered a man of unusual ! tMIB-llTHimSERigS. A t. Aw, vmirsA, y. ability, possessing valuable political j Two and a half miles west of experience. Tlit-y also a.-^ert that 1 GY«*< m-horo, _\. C Phe main line of the opposition to him arises from the! t,:< ’ ' t 'A 1 J" 'Vi 1 “ S iF v 1 .* 1 ’? 11 -, 1 f. ;lc • . * 1 , , . . . grounds and within 100 feet of the desire of other parties v. n‘.i\e h v j Falem trains make regular, place. Doubtless the otiier three: stops twice daily eacii way. Tlio.se • I Candidates do want his place, or thev ! interested in Fruit and Frr it (- <*w-1 ing are cordially invited to inspect! tli is, the- iargi r.t nursery in tlx* St.Me, j DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PERFUM ERIES, TOILET SOAPS, HAIR BRUSHES AND CIGARS. The stock is frequently replenished so that they are always fresh. Our prices are reasonable, and we will he glad not only to serve our friends of Graniteville, but of the entire sur round ing country. I RAVE secured Patterns and pr< Gins at reasonable prices. CASTINGS of all kinds iu Iron V - . i Special attention given to Repair w n fact No. 782 has almost everything iu the garments he sella him, is not rhich u lady could wish. ‘ [supported uy the thoughtful buyer, and ciinnct expect an increasing busi- -DTCIPAL AND ASSISTANTS* ! I’-^v lis , tl ' e olie ' vho ‘ s t clo f ^; , nig lor ilu: purpose ot giving sat is tac tion, and who in return does not liaye to make a new customer for every sale-; hut finds his old customers re turning from season to season for their wants. _ I have inaugurated a system of aup- "1 ; plying my puro;.:' with a clas-. of j goods never attempted before. In se curing goods of such high standard it add-! io the cost of j reduction. 1 am satisfied that the cii.-toiuors will be benelitted in securing this class of garments. I shall continue to supply my customers with all the novelties of foreign and domestic fabrics, and in style ot cut and finish of nyake as good as can be niamii'actured to be factoft and yaud, put upon the oouliters pf any first 50s to 524 Calhoun Btreet, ' class clothing house throughout the AUGUST A, GA. ! country. ! The Mock I have purchased for the ! Spring is the largest in assortment, 1 styles and make I have ever carried; 1 the patterns are so varied, and in or- SOS DROtAX) ST» dor to secure a perf- cf line it requires a large selection of garments to get them. Jeto furmVn RIBS for all nmltes o . My line of Drap D’Ele is complete ,' n ' y Brass at short notice. ► Satisfaction guaranteed! SuntTi Carol an. It a in (’oinmenciiig March 25th, If-SS at (>.40 a m trail 1.1 will run as follows by Easceru time: would not enter the nominationnl race. Now, we have no sympathy with any effort that might he made to oust an efficient public servant t,. give his position t * a persor.al favor MAIN I.fN'K—WK.STWA SI) DAILY. Leave Charleston—• 7.00 a. m., 7.15 n. m. cave A tk /n— 10.54 a. m, IG.-id p. rr.. Arrie e Augu-.ta - F0iiNDf«[J flNOQ SUCI rly in Sacks, Cutaways. Prince Alberts ; lower than ever offered before, and C .’rical cuts ior the ministry. Tue iio;,s and Children’s Department. 822 Broad Street, Augusta, Ga. Confident of a large increase of trade thin Spring and Summer, we have provided the best, most complete and thoroughly assorted stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, and NOVELTIES ever brought South. It includes all the latest novelties, everything fashionable and desir able produced at home or abroad, and the best selected lines of medium and low priced useful, substantial goods—the very latest styles—ever offered in Georgia or Carolina. We carry tio goods for the purpose of quoting low* prices in advertisements—no worth less trash— but we earnestly in vite comparison, and we give an absolute, unqualified guara 11 tee on goods and prices against every house and market in he United States. Samples sent ou application. In writing for samples, specify us exactly as possible .the kind of goods desired, and in ordering goods state if something else may be substituted in case the precise article ordered is not in stock. & ARMSTRONG. K THE TIMES. MY PATONS. DTEW fm HOUSE, TURLEY’S OLD STAND 1 • I have opened a beautiful stock of Furniture at the above stand, and it will tie to the ad van fage of uii contemplating the purchase of anything iu -4J|j mj* line to call early and inspect a NEW AND FRESH STOCK at prices Pm No-;. 015, 617 and 619, ICOLLl - AUGUSTA, GA. GRAB. F. LOMBARD, PropiBror* IE3I- IF/ 'WJY ROSTIEIKIIEL BAKER A N O CO NFECTTOXEU, (.. u: A >:y» lk BEY GOODS, SHOUS AND NOTIONS, .' h-.yjo Stock of Groceries kept Oops and one of the largest iu th ; South. .'■'lock consists of APPLES PEACH, PMAU, CHERRY, °p-1 j \r -\n; se pi rsammons, j sao a . i not! APRIC* /:. > ECTRiNE, j Leave Aiken * 1 ... i. 1 .t>0 iJ 4 a; I . ite; and are satisfied that flu position to Mr. Tillman does apring from myj ich feeling indauj tar as we are concerned our influence j TT" ' ’ . ct-vm-'T)! iU t>r. it ia u.c!, ■will always be thrown in favor of the! (rOOSEBEHKIES. man who w ill be the most efficient, j CURRANTS, I*!E PLANTS, Jiowever long lie may have held the [ !)T ,^ ^^ULISH AAl.:\i i S place, and against him whose views ! A MAIN LINi: -KASTWARP DAI. JiSfa- - i.C V0 At 9.u7 a. m. Arrive (‘juirlestoji- 12.6‘. a. m. •U40 p. m, 5.31 p. in. 9.15 p. ru, Tobacco and Cigars in Greaf Car i.. Stock. H F i i t J. * Laurens St. kbdFaik ^.ve. mti L FOTif v*a w antly on hand nnd sold at PRICES. ety, Toys, Fii Works, etc., always A R N E K E , ./'P .■> / 't •U 1 i 1 C :c - !N‘ T3, , BERRIES, are not"/ gen au we approve. . »nthese 1 ROSES, - EYCHCRGENS, grounds we feeimpelled to oppose! SHADE TREES, &c. Mr. Tillman and Mr. Younian*. This ! AH the new and rare varieties as is not a matter of sentiment. , J thoo^I ones, which my new order dire -< '.rrexpomtcncc solicited I,jt'ata!- id ii - •> r- an- , t w ei! as tin? ‘ i catalogue for^ 1888 w ill must bo one raving practical effi-ei | v,'ur or.p-r to n>y auth.-j upon tiie daily life of every person it the Second District. The que-iions a e not wlmt the gent lenten did ten Dis- fiftecti years a/o or how bravely ami - pair otier.lly they earri -d tliemsc-lves ! fd..'-:/, then? But they are, what have (hey I J, Vail Linds!0Y 9 done in the past few years? What | have If do to-da ’ > ‘f ire is onl whieh men may judge how a t on 'will net r.t dcr gi’. *’t: circcm-taiic.-s TO AND 1* ROM COI T’.MKIA—DuPy. Reave Augvofa .. 8.15 a m Leave Aiken 9.07 a m Due Columbia... 6.19 am 4.40 p m j 5.34 p m | 11.00 n in v kkt—Dai 1 Jas. La Quinpy. The Largest Storfc O.TTXTsTB'S how. Give I agent, or. Leave Columbia, fi.50 a m from tiie nur-i iy. I Due Aiken 10.54 a m I Due Augusta 11.33 am ! 10.46 p m 1 1 .W p n*. lone in the past few year-? Wliat ! rimtrr.Tr a n ■ ■ / .1 r - ?t n «v. b.™ tiie op-.ions tl, ' ' ' - ,, ' x ::: ii x, anted in every 1- • • seed And, what will they County. A V.Tere is onp* one •.vaxqhv , will bo given. ‘ I LO I ' r t.i j; . 1 j'.i-T ! ca70 Augusta. . . . Leave AiKelt ...... Arri ve Camden.... A rriv0 I.aucaster.. —i) fa;;. A 2 * i»* , Hr. t a t? GRAN ITE VILLE. 8 3 ■ a m 9 07 a m under similar ciicutn- ! stanees before. In tlii>- m tut tier { c! 1 voters have a right to judgi t):e ea• - tiidates. I Our people are t'ainhinr for Bf-lves. and are not „-»ing r > ' euce l by appeals to scntii .ent. 1 ! this ( ongr>'.‘si«>n;d, as iu tiie pr- ; dental, campaign sentiment, prai- or 1 invective will not elect ordeA’iu anv y* 5 * ;r*> _. v j, o ,.. C** a k.i> • l! v">. %/• t ? W f - We take plearuve iu .mormutg our and liugeaeid cour-tteH that we have , st ick of Di • G O1I0, 0 thing Itevillo, which we ..re selling at verj 1 Our Stock Embraces an immense supply of bo< sol! As WE AKE AC> l- •sTOMED, at price I Is full of novelties i: ; Children’s Knee ) Rants Suits, as well as a>large assort- 1 monc for boys ia i.ong Rants. Ah - .irLtuaii^.^lo rn. 11,^ . DUWIT, department. My line of Gents’ UurniNliing Goods 808 BROAD STREET AlKiUSTArGA. FACTS WORTH KNOWING AT- Hjits, Trunk,;, | Q-O OID3TE.«Sc 00’3. ) LETt I.-V AIKEN. S. 0 and Tourists’ Hags is now coniple.. . . and can oiler you bargains whieh will be appreciated if you need anything in tii is .irie. Gents 1 Fine Shoes, This ch partment ha* been very im portant and attractive lo gen tie men w ho appreciate a fine shoe that will be comfortable to his feet and give perfect '.atisfaetion in wear. Yon can purchase ihe only ROAD CART made that will not annoy you with a sore back horse, and are tha easiest of access, without horse motion, heap and reliable. Any ordi: ary buggy harness adapted to their use. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE NEW YORK BELTING AND RACKING COMPANY’S ,8. ssokimDsa. VM 5 * II. P. Cook. in Graniteviiie, .0— r—v-"'-.•TV'" RB IX >HANL SO. CA. nemhUd customers belli in Aiken OS ANT & GSANT, BANKESS. 55 Liberty St. iSr.v York. tow on hand the choice st a;.d largest 3 tl oms ever broi iof Grocer!''? ! ru porter? r. nd Wiiolerale De <-iv in "ui % v i t-v , x • -n ^ L Ci a.dii alei i/OlliCciiC j7 i ! Leave 1 ai:--n:Ter I Leave Camden . Leave Aiken. . 8.12 a. m. Arrive Augusta 9.00 a. m. Leave Augusta. .2.15 p. m. - rri vt. A iken .. 2.55 p. i . . 3 90 p m . 4 20 n n; . 10 I' 1 p m ! .H 30 p m ' 4.00 p. . . 4.40. p. m. 7.00 p. in. j 6.59 p. ni. j Our wagon vni-. and No low prices for C..-h. rht to Gran The best made, and carry in stock all sizes, 2 to 14 inches. Also, Pure Oak In t his Leather Belting,guaranteed bo be As Good As Can Be Made. Ta»<ned and Raw stock you witi find shoes of ail grades J Hide Lace I .eat r. • r,»»u peri« -r j a quality ^recommends it,-.ell.) Ala,,, a full line of and styles. The Bannister shoe is niy j MANILLA HOPE, all skwa. !Sio!nii^l^ ; ffioeLMacltiJiO Oil, Kivete and Bolt HooRs at Lowest Prices. ! fine shoes. .17UST RECEIVED—Seventy-five Double Barrel Bhot Guns, of improved Respectfully, patterns and beat makes of Muz/le and Breech Loaders. One carload of Shof p., ^ a s* 1 *) 20,(X.H) Flielis; Cun Implements, Wads, Powder, <Vc., which we wijl run off - at liOw Prices. Also in stock the most complete Hue of Hardware, Carpen ters’Tools, Blacksmiths’ Tools, Bellows, Anviis, Vices Old Dominion Nails, Spikes, Locks, Mings, Ac., which, having been ix-ught at luv, eat cash prices 1 before the advances, enable us to offer them at STRICT BARGAINS. » * • ■ . 4’ ^ v ^ In aclditlor to the above, v. ;* V, ill offer for ih-* next sixty day^to eloso out : eolp i.vimients, at Great ly Leduced Price?: 65 Open and Top Buggies 15 Top j Pluations and Ponej' Phadons^ L Exfimded Top Cnbriolottes and Surrys, a : One-’Hors Wagon . 67 Two,Threeund Four Horse Wagons, j 150 assorted S-uldles. Ladios* and Men’s. Two lots of F>econd-Han<| i McLelian Caddies Stirrups i. utliers, Girths, Bridle'.*. Ac., at jfr’ees never be fore ollbr- d. You can a fiord to; brow away your old Harness and buy nearly he prh.. s these goods will be sold fur. Look out lor BARGAINS for the I. I AT SIXTY DAYS at GOODYEAR & CO’S (Successor to it. H. MAY A CO.) AUGUSTA, i -A., opposite Georgia Railroad Bank. At the Old Stand, 704 Broad t., Hi; . 3hivevi'; k Cottim Mill a. FOR SAL APPLY TO : Sfc« j The control fthe capital stock of | this tin- i Ittviness no\,' producing iht Augusta Ga. a heavy and fancy groceries ve will T' ,n f ,>rn cr - i i i>c pureha e l o»i Ia ' v ° 1 'J S > that defy compel fiion. ) all our cu.stomers ami • alile terms. Ti.o maebiner • i* hu I dings ni v vid.’d witii stalls a»wl ‘other eonveaiience? HfilNEV A COOK, : - - - ruseuf -m::., of candidate. The sober records and Let:- ar- v, V ’ v. i!! n, ui rcaios. Tho Augusta Brewory Every enterprise of it.’ipor.anee! that is established u. August a n. ... to a greater or less extent, upon Ai ken Our town is so near the i-u e r city tl.r.t it must, in time m .! coutinnaiico of the present ge.-.d ; fi-j x\ay facilities, partake of tiie mu o cf 2i suburb, and fetl ilu* etl'e • 2. ' lotatoos. ^ earn: 1.) ’ilO)).-' n ' ;t t«>ns.-—-f ’onrioetions rnadv WIcOAHAN, vi witi I and troni ulroad to at Bluck- .'imrieston 5 L i A. ' * A K tl + CiLor li'o:.: i :iui- r.y BESl' 3i.ii'Jil![.b 1 s ' i si: any prosperity or depression that , *.- fluences Augusta. Therefore, we mate v i-.I: jh jsvre lii \t wori: on ',! ■ or- v.- ery there lias t.een begun. Tho lot of !V .'.U i,y feet hi,., been bon t ht J £v \.ti.s i:.: and paid for, and the loundations ai-; DRY COOlA points West, ; vilie with L iruwell Rui!roml, at Preg- ’ j na;. sw uu I’.Uawvillo Railroad, and; j Columbia ft., Asheville, Hot Springs I ar- i bvyo.i j aml^poinm ou the C. A i G. It- It. j Conneelior.s made at Charleston j with roads north and south : also with I steamers for New York and Florida. ,— —. . *«v Through l icke* - can be purehast'd I \KPU • : ' teched to all poll •- y ' r. • ‘ ^ T* A‘_ TyB - North. t4outhan<l West,and informa- »vr n g v - TTT " ' ^ [ L L-J * L u...i■ A y EiX 'JEi Agent, viiv.p, f.. C. Journal and Rev- iw s old Office, one ! l) * c - ALLEN, Gen. Pas and Ticket Agent. ions B. P>:e'K, General Matager. j c b: v i' N. a!226, 22' & 230 MEETING STItP ready laid. The building will bo! tliree stories high, with a part four ; stones; and it Is expected that the walls will he up an 1 the- roof G ‘.RPE1 rdf OF AND GROGEILI S NOT1GNS, CLOTHING Owtce or Clerk and Treawker. T')'vn of Aiken. Aiken, 8'. C. June 5th, LsSS. wi r i i . -#-i * . > 2 if- ? » * « * Jr -. 2 , dc irabie Mill ;rs of— NOTIONS, W?2 r E- ex mmemaw sbr mm j Has Captured this County •, V'.TIf IIIS IMMENSE BARGAINS IN R L O 11 F U1LX I T U R E , BSD ROOM FURNITUE, | | I capitalists lu the vicinity of the prop- HuiV.S, T}L ; >i(‘S, LOtlll^eS, Cooliillg StOYCS, Car- pets, ILci's 3Iiits, Lace ( urtnins, Cornice Poles, TviiHieve Shades, Pictures, ——— AND % I new and superior, th“ i .substuntial and the Ileal E.-fiate and ; GUAKITEVILLE, S. C. i ''Valer Rights valuable, and the sur- j rounding country produoing large • .:rop : ; of the ’ ”st cotton. ! 'This is a good opportunity for prac- * + • j ti.-ai Cotton Manufacturers to secur a n a cotton centre, or to control a meritorious o’lte*- K0SE JELLY. The Heal r ’.7 .T/kv C of the \r:,, if. cat ’t Ct -iturv. ! is a bona id * a ■' i lo of r al rrorit ! that will do all u .. .. foi . e . (l }. / | V j alrf < It iff pV'j ,(2 (7 fj ' < {>;/ fo til 'jl fjf** r* -v fvava s ET. - - - charleston, s. c •ything Needed About the House t l La:ye TilusL ■ .1 Cat. l-fiiu-. Free to those who Need Furniture. 1110, 1112, 1111, 11 Hi, and Ills Broad Street, ^i.TJGFUrST^, C3-^. e y -. —— J OH by Urn first of Vept-iinbcr. The Agents for Old . raten Island Dyei.’.g E-tabllshinent nn-1 liutterioks I’atteniy. C0U:pany will males t.-c:: ow n ire fur ; their own needs, and expect to turn’ out about 15,WXI barrels per annum of as good beer as is made anywhere.' iu the country. The capital, at pret-' ent, is $50,000. but it will be increased ; Housok epers wiN co^uR their inter- as may be required. The officers of, by buying their table del- tbe company w’ill be J. H. Rank, of icacies from us. as av have a Chicago, president, E. W. Herman,of j grea l variety or t he be'-t goods I-offisville, Secretary, and A. J. ^ ut t ^ e Lwwst possible puces. of Cincinnati, manager. ft N -OTICE is hereby given that from and aft ,fu,- ,h ia the prevt- WHOLES A L .-ions of ti e Stock 1 aw will be strict- ^ ^ ^ ly entorceil against all cirivens of this & l O C E Ii S ! Hose Jelly is a v.’on<lL-rt'u!ly jjopular i remedy, is invaluable for all "eutan- ' eon.-: afiections, also Toothache,Head- IwtSlnnnttci.SiS FACTORY HARRISON STREET. •Hid win reeve;* introdue.-d is bound to . --- ■ i - m-- crowd out Glycerine, Vaseline, Io-j dine and all Pomades, Enamels, ( os □TSiC L-A-TIEST! Wc a gam lolurn thanks to our Friends and Petrous for their favors, I TilE La<lie3 will do well to come j fiowa who shall suffer their .-took to . and see our I org? Su.ek of Dry run at large within the corporate lim- Gi>ods, Noti oil, ac., before * its of said Town, purchasing elsewhere. By order of Council. J. i*. oviltDAN, de j_ Clerk of Council. meucs, Lotions, Ointments, Falvcs, Jfii.-tr r- ami I inaments. It supjdiea their ;)i:io.’, does the work better.V Isealis-jUicker ami more tiioroughly; and hope for a continuance, as if. w ill always he our aim to keep our is s» pure, clear, sweet and fragiantas Customer^ interest w ell in sight and ^ure for their xvants. Lovers of t;< be preferred to all unpleasant and GOOD RELIABLE GOODS g malodorous remedies For external application it in par cxtelknce. Rose .L ily is for .‘•ale at H wmii forS, 10 at ,1 85 c. D t.|«rb. X , atfi r ? wcU " l ” ,t » top-.W osio .took, and wn always ap- I LOI K Y\D ( AROUX A. RICR A SPECIALTY. J OU r agencies in Granite* ilfcj angiej prise our customers of the merit.-: or demerits of an article, which all ap- Trenton, Montmoreiici, Bamourg, predate. y the enterprise abundant’ UUilUvTM liMMi’ & XiU] L.VUuKNS yT.. AIKEN. & PAINIESS CTniBBIRTB UsjW AexX>HFr.uO.FI*. E •■•s K-ay M.....1.1 In.rw. P r xr.a RXsa4Bu3>uo,M.y. ERStAN 3LOOW, E CcajUma tt»a- Ufltir,SinnC>ire»n>l Bieci-b Eradicator known. . Oy slaiov tor trio! r ackn<e. Addredo ta «bc»e. 171 AND £ 3 EAST BAT m - COMPANY. fltLl BROAD STEET, Augusta. Ga Agents wauUM iu all unoecuoied territory*!!! the Bouth. Dr. W. H. Haifbers, Drugget, MAIN HTREET, AIKEN, S- C., UULXLU PARK AV. & FAil