The Aiken recorder. [volume] (Aiken, S.C.) 1881-1910, July 20, 1888, Image 3
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a-v- duvs*^ il*« C'm^niy funiltutr^ j The foMosvhiK l^bk; gfves (he
; sincts Irfthe waferoerns of Teter A.| Tecu-lmrs ntiea^ng U.o Cau^y rr^! 7 ‘ l ‘f ^ wgarUiw? the KWjrh ;
:, <, '•■■:■• r-.-z^T-:—. “ - j Brenner & Co. we had the pleasure of gfitute can he Hr-.-omo.lated vvith first- r e V mtf-.
EsTr.KKD at the Post OWce at Alien, 8. C. ■ l)e»pt? shown a very handsome,square > c p lfeS l K »ard and lawre and airy com- 5 ' >ru °* ^ ul - * 1 ‘ '
asseeomi cf***matte*. j piano, that is now nearly «-of!»pleU-d, J fortaMe rooms at the
, - - — —)-and will he exhibit»h! at Uio Kxposi- : rases:
r 4 r 4 vt* CDCj'tf XT j in October next, The incfal caatinps ; Teachers roniainlnudurmgthe week | c
JLULAlJ A A i ? nt rA/IAX/i .Have been ntatle by Messrs. it. board and room 00 cents per day.
i;- - ———* ———„ Ij)tu ;ara^ & <%>., an 4 ! iiil tlic worn} j Teachers r^fUdiniilg flurlriK only ^ - ^ -
ATtTW <; r IITLY *20 18»8. »'^ rl{ t>y ■-■‘fewfiN. Peter A. Brenner ^ ; tvro or three «>av< of the lustittite, r; — "=—
Alivi.N, &. U., Juiii, ^ - i Co. It is> ma ie/mm an oritclnal dei*’ - '— ’ ^ *■*
' 1 " " , " r ‘* ■ siirn hv ti.e j itter wel! known f.rni:
lljWpl nf Ih.week. ‘ «*“« "ill he an l.c
The hijrhest range of tiic- !hem.ome-
ter each day was aa follows:
JHlv 13, 95 degrees,
July 14, »V degree*,
Jn!v 15, 77 degree*.
Julv 10. »0 degrees,
July 17, SO degrees.
Julv 1&, i»l degrees.
July 19, 81 degrees.
sumh>» iadaratile?
swing: Mr.-C. H. ?JW-
A'rk., says:“Was down
• and when ti«si*he<] will he an
i ally liamisome in itrunienL.
aud room 75 cents a Gay
cVeeomud at ions lirst class In all rss
pcctc. Apply to Frank II. Cur»is^
president Aiken Ins.itute, Aiken,S.C
l.cck boK IQL.
Union .'lecilo.fc.
The T'nion ot the Second
of the Kdisto Association will meet} —
The Court House roof is tecc-i .
fresh coat of puinf.
ui:
Tlic Aiken County fjoan nml« Ssis-ssjge <
Hank.
The entire cnpiisil stock of 500 i
!shares representing 15.1.000, of the! ... , ,,. . ....
Aiken County Loan and Hav^logs ! W! * h 5Tl -Church on Hr.day,
i _ j , % > . ‘ f if < 1 n*» r»f rt xn Ini a* it»of
j Hank, {out new hunk here;, has ul-
! ready been subscribed for, and much
: more than the necessary amount
offered. This fact shows conclusively
■ how much additional lianking capital
■ is needed todo the increasing business
Mre. Sena is making liuinudant re-; of Aiken and Aiken County. Hue
uai rs and additions to the Yntes notice of a meeting will be given to
F ' * *'v uur-
House which
chased.
she has recently pt*r-J the subscribers to slock for tlie pur-
"*The Governor naa appointed 4\ . E.
Crouch adriai justice for Aiken Coun
ty, vice T. ,H. Humes, r.-signed.
pose (W eff'ectinc a perinanent orgaul
zation. The new Hunk will be ready. ^ ' uhst every church member to
for business not later than September ; ‘h-rharge liis Christian duty;’—G
before the 5th Sunday in July inst.
PBOOKAiC.
TiJtrodjjctbry Sermon bv H.
Lecroy.
Mis.don Sermon by Rev. H. L. Eag-
goit.
Rev. J. A. Begler, altercate for
each.
Query let. What is the best meth-
to
1st.
W. Sawyer,
i’he prompt completion of titis or-!. - ri ‘l. I low to Improve the methods
gHMizallon is one of the best evidences | 1,1 ,,lir ■'Sunday schools 1'. E. Saw-
The Langley Manufacturing Com- j 0 f n, e conlldence that capitalists have j y cr
panv have just deel.-.rcd a scmi-annnal
dividend of 4 per cept on tlie capital
stock of the factory.
TAfiss Susie Hccry, who hss been in
Aiken several weeks visiting her un
cle, Dr. H. U. Hall, returned to her
home In Atlanta on iuosuay morn
ing.
Mr Jenkins Randall, son-in-law of
Mr. Chris Stafford, died at .Mr. Staf
ford’s residence ot) Thursday night,
lie was a popular and respected young
man. Though hut 20 years old, he
leaves a wife and cliiid. >
The mootings of the Surmav school
teachers of klie Presbyterian, Eiintist
and Methodist Churches are h* Id in
the last named Church every Friday
evening at 8 o’clock, during tiiis
quarter. The jiublic is cordially in
vited to attend.
in the business prospects of Aikeu.
Xjnprecede111e*l Campaign Offer!!
Iu order to enable the Rkcoudkr to
reach every family In Aiken County,
and many niends elsewhere, we have
C, A. KIeel, Secretary.
Baptist Courier please cop3 r .
Itcvlvifleatlon ot rite Palim-tto Kiftes.
A meeting of the latent men
of this company was held at the
tnory on Monday evening for the pur- ooo —— c;!
determined to place the subscription j pose of receiving new members, and i
price to new subscribers from thl:, electing officers. There has not been j
date until «he 16tii of !S'ovtmher next, ; any activity ai: iong tiie mem tiers of the j
at twenty-live cents, in advance. Th • company for tl.e past two years and it i 0
will enable new mioscdbers to keep ! was evident that some thing must he j ti -y
themselves fully informed of allsnat- ! loq- to re-tcr*.. life into the corps. The
IVTcssrs. W. M. Hutson and J. W.
Ashurst have given notices of their
intentions to resign their positions in
the Bank of Aiken as soon as their!
successors can assume their duties-
Tbe Board of Directors, on Tuesday,
ejected Mr. W. W. Muckeiifuss, of
Charleston, cashier to tiiko Mr. Hut
son’s place. Mr. Muckenfu-s crime
un to Aiken a few days ago, l)ht has
gone back to Charleston and will re
turn and enter upon hie duties on
Monday next.
Death of Mr. Ithotien.
Elijah Russell Rhoden, of Ward’s
Township, died at his residence on
the 15th inst. He‘was seventy-two j
years old and leaves five children.
campaign jpeirod.
Remember, only 25 cents for eam-
i paign subscribers to the REt oitutu
until the 16th of Novcuiher.
And we will make tiiis one of the
best provincial weeKUe* of tile Slate.
Another 3inrdor.
Latt Thuivlay, tlie 12th of Ju’y. a
(liillculty occurred on the plantation !
formerly belonging to Bar- u* Brook-, j
but now called tlie Davis lilac -, between
two men, Moses Hampton and Gus
Gray. In ttu* light Hampton was
stabbed in tiui left breast by G> ty whicli
jesulted in tiio death of Hampton, he
lived about fifteen minutes after being
struck. The Coroner, \V. H. ilar lcn.
v. :is sent for and art inquisition was held
on tlo- i2ih and 13th, and the jury
brought tit the following verdict, viz:
'•Th it Moms Hamptou came to his death
from a knife wound in the li ft breast,
the said wound indicted by the hands of
Gus Gray.” Gray was carried to Aiken
jail on the 13th by Towif^inarsi
thur Joimson.
s
a me mbcr.siiip of about fifty, with tlie;
following officers: j
Captain — W. W. 'VViliiatiis.
is’. I.ieutemuit—H. if. Hall.
2nd. Lieutenant—B 11. 'league,
did. Lieutenant—J. L. Courtney.
Secretary and Treasurer—J. VV. Ash
hurst.
Color bearer—F. \V. Wessebs.
i^t. feargeant—H. Stevenson.
2nd. Sargeanl—J.Ch } , 'etty.
•ird. Sargeaut—\V- J. Platt.
4th. Sargeaut—J L. Chatiielu.
1st. Gorporal—T. R. Morgan.
2nd. Corporal—F:unest Eurcklmltor
3rd Corporal—H F. Baldwin.
4th. Corporal—Raymond Yates.
Quartenmisler—D. F. McEwen.
( iiapiain—Kev. J. C. Oehler.
Solicitor—C. E. Sawyer.
Drummer—N a t \ V a L p o 1 e.
Conipany Markers—Huger Hull ami
i Croft Williams.
| ThedriUsof the company will be
j held weekly with the intention of
j perfecting the member.-: so that they
i may make a creditable appearance at
j the Augusta Ki.position.
Wash Hie peiciu-s it; (ho chicken
house* with kerosene ml lt» a thorough
inanm-r. Keep down ihe ii-. e and tlie
fowls wiH he com para rely coutfor-
->uigs,c.r;d friends ant! | fable these warm nights,
'uoufteed mu an Incura-
tive. Began taking Dr
ore ry f ;• ^CdigUJE f»-
my third bottle, a:
Re work on my farm,
modi am evdf nnufe.”
Scvvart. iK-'ntmf, Ohio
u<>tbeen for Dr. King’k
very for Consumption I
rH«d of Lung Trouble’,
up by doctors. Am now in
fh. n Try It. Sample bottle
-jy.-PiaU’ii Dnjg Store.
AGAINST TilH 8TKf KK.
ays n ave a IjCttfc of Acker’s
f-jn--dy in tiie house. You
how apon Crout* may
Iftie ones, or a co! i or
^ -fasten Use If unnn you.
i0H«.8'pcQveHtive and a few
fips]live-cure. All throat ami
bleg^yiebi to ita treatment.
jPbqtile is given you free and
Kgd.v guaranteed by H. H.
guggist. ’•
AN2*OCACFM ENT’S.
GOi; THE S BN ATE.
The n^me of the Hon. John M.
Bell is presented to the Demo era tie
Voters of Aiken County for reoomhm-
tion i«> the Senale. He has faithfully
.j discharged (he duties of Ida trust, hits
alwavs been faithful- t/j tin* Oottniy
and is worthy 6( tonominnHon.
Many Voters.
The roan’, friends of Capfc; Geo. W.
Croft, recognizing his (Sterling worth
and ability, beg leave to ^cescut his
name to the jK.«:de of AiH^n County
as a e<U)did3te for the .SjeuRte,
at the approaching primaries.
ron TDK I.BniSGATVrtlv
Mr. .lames Aldrich is presented to
the Democratic voters of Aiken
County for re-nommation as a Rep-
reseutative in (lie Legislature, at the
approaching primary election. Ani
mated bv an honest and sincere de
sire to “promote the happiness and
prosperity of all, he will, if elemcd,
endeavor’to truly represent.
THE PEOPLE.
Absolutely Pure,
y -person to their notion r.«
•woman said wlreu she kls'ea
feo>i:e people «tiil take the i Tills powaier nevi r vhvics A nss vel of
hi-f^-rhioned, drastic Pill, sim-• I'Ortty, .-tnntwdi and w .-;u'aoui» , ee-'-. Moro
ause. they never knew the | cecadn.ieol than the erdinary kindr. aiul [ irnportuut changes for the
eaemn he sold m eoamedri.m w kn ’sbe, b In our laws. The people cun
mutbvtwe ot l»w twt, short weight. ;dutuj ele< l tiio onewh()wni inore ‘ f l UbftUly
The friends of Mr. O. C. Jordan
pjesent his name to the people pf
Aiken County for re-nomination ua u
member of the House of Representa
tives at the approaching primary elec
tion. Mr. Jordan has made an active
and efficient member of the House
and has already been the means pf
_ «-1- ti,
O -1 ./:
• ninmnii
w
o3u.toavJ cr = 5
!rz,o
•_ "X‘Tv:.i ^ ,
" Ui 'iv j ■* zf
re of taking Chioman’s Liver
Pilt'i a mild pleasant Cathartic.
Those >vhp have used ihem speak
frar My, of their worth. Sold by \V
A yo.” .
Jb Sons’ -Shoe.*, at Hendcr-
JClothing, Shoe and Hat House.
or p 1 ' 0 nj,‘ J y.t
KOVaL
TTOWliCT:
8,1! I« oxr.v IN CAS¥.
j.B * VV U
fi.'. m vg row i>i ; ;p o..
taj Vv’ Pl :«rc-et. Nr v,- York,
bur sale by COURTNEY * CO
Aiben, S. C.
) represent them.
The largest number of forme living
on any a ilk the 3rd of July, was oi
betw-een
on a stalk coming up
loth and 30th of April.
(ho 27(1; of June was cool aud
windy. A tits appear in great num
bers; very few live.
28th, slow, steady ruin in the morn
ing. ‘rite last of the forms appearing
ing May bloomed to-day.
July 2, level apd plowed this cotton.
Yours truly,
Harry Hammond.
tifuj .Neckwear, at Henderson’s
g Shoo mid Hut House.
HysiPtMEiiS AND COX YEN TM EXT.
Cj tnotgo hand iri hand if we look
©0 tie dark side of every IiU.i< ob.-i a-
Jfnthiug will so darken life and
tnakj» it u burden as Dyspepsia. Ae-
*TySptt}XHiu Tablets will cure the
form of i>ysp* psiu, Conttioa-
iud Indigesti
jjiiess.a!i<i
jcgtitsfcy H. 11. Hal!, Drug
A NNOUN C EMI-LN'TS.
FOIt CONGRESS.
For sonic months .past she claims of
theflon.D ,S: H;;NngKSPN',of Aiken,
to the Congressio;.r.I nomination fron)
the Feeorrd District i«%ve been dis
cussed. His aeeupUince of the candi
dacy has been announced by the
We are authorized tc announce Mr.
! John Gary Evans, of Aiken, as a enn-
l didftte for the House of Represvnta-
! ti yes front Aiken County, subject to
the rrimary election.
Mr. James M- C<-bb is hereby pro
se, ted to the Democratic votbrt of
Aiken County for re-nomination a*
a Representative in tiie General As
sembly. He will, as every good Dem
ocrat shouldfabido the result of the
primary election. Silverton.
Having been soliciletl ’oy mat y
friends from various p^rts of tlie
f Dyspepsia, C omtipa- i pj-^ar-d bis friend* take this forma! ! Countv, I hereby announce myself as
igestion, .and jnake ito'a j rt . a ^. 0 f i, e W jjj stand candidate for the Legislature. I
t* ^•f f asi ': 0, w° i ' iV i for iKiinittation before the Aiken Con- am out on my owr hook, I want my
a
l h
Cburcli Dedication.
nmhei-laiid Gap Kailrcaki.
I The arr:
o
gements were completed
ho ^’''"mber of Com-
Monday, by t he Ch
merce of Charleston, for providing
The Baptist Church, at ' ur-Iuse. A ! J0 . lI1!f>U pf 0 f uioney pecessary fora
will be dedicated on Sunday r.cxt. ; resurvey of the line of tiie Carolina,
The services will he conducted by tn'. ' (.‘•uinberland Gap and Cinciimati Rtiil-
Lansing Eouroughs, of .\ngusta. roa d from Pic.kei
Rev
All visitors
corned.
will be heart'll j wei-
C., to Ashe-
Improvcmencs at ;ne Bath Mills.
The Hill A Johnson paper manufac
turing company, at Bath, contein- . .
pl&te <ul<)initr now wusbing miiobiu.o ! ^b-cn, it »s to bo prosfilinou, will
and-a new beating engine, and pos-i g»r» imnt^rtl.itely.
,^3ibly another tub bleach, to their j. Meanwhile, the loyipg of the r
txiill.
ville, N. C.
The infortgation is that English
capitalists aYe prepared i-* advance the
money necessary for the const motion
of the road, upon obtaining the sur
vey which is now proposed, and
be-
Nottee of IVuuary Ejection.
, HE A 1 >QL*.U»TKU3 08 TJ 'E
DEMOCr.Arxc Fahty ok Aiken Co,,
Aik!■:::, 8. C., July 5th. 1SSS.
Tn accordance with the require
ments of the Constitution of the Dem
ocratic party of Aiken County, no
tice is hereby given that on the itii
j Tuesday, the 2ith day of July, 1388,
A Farmers Institute For Aiken.
Editor of the liKcoRPEn: Xn the
last number of the Recorder yoh sug-'
gest that Aiken should have a Farm
ers Institute and the suggestiow.
seeitis a most timely oue. From va
rious parts of the Htato we hear of
picnaratious being made for such
meetings. Oran geburg is to hold one
tiiis week; h'partauburg has arranged
the progra'i«r.-.e for an tdabcratv iusfi.
tgte to be held at the time of her D>-
ter state I- ncc. tn pa. •nt, and the farrn-
rs of Chester County tinnounce that
llhtry Hams at
l, nt the Augusta 8tor,e.
! ventioh on the 28th of August 'and
j abide the resolt. He is a Cleveland
i Democrat. Long before it was p •qm-
22 ! c cents per !ar to advocate Giover Clevelatld his
! wisdom prompted him to vote for
■Cleveland's nomination on every bui-
I'T’otinds of Good Sugar t« r i>1 ftC ‘ml a= ■ 'hi. ago iu InU. He i j. a tariff
af tlif. Augusta Store, Park Avenue i rof- rmer and .■Hands squarely on the
j 8t. T onis platform and the President’s
; tariil' message. Believiug that tlie
h, lo, 20 and 25 cents, at (he An- i ^ J -‘ !b 1IJ treasury should be
! reduced, that no revenue should he
| exacted from the people other thsu
! for the necessary expenses of the
at a. in, jo
gusli Bha*
b-^fen’s X.adies'and M i.-ses’ —.at t
AYE CAN
G
or
they -.Vi 11 he iw
ion th^
f August. Why should not Aikeu |
County-also have a fanners tlay dur
ing tho fail tuont!;-.
Wiscon.-i;n has iouml such gather-
mg so instructive and popular that
$13,000 are annually appi'opriated to
bring trained speaker’ from other
states to a.ldress them, and tuany
think that the practical benefit de-
rattlee.Aekcr's Blood Eli
. it hf«S|hee.i) fully dt -u u.stratcd to the
. , J peojjf tluacountry that it is supe
iattei pare j riorl ► all other preparations fi
primary ejection will be held at the rived from these institutes is greater
usual places ot meeting of the van- j than could be obtained frotp a much
ons clubs throughout the County, for I larger suffi expended on the buildings
the purpose of nominal jpg Demqcra- and endowmoit of au AgucuJturai
Govenirm.’trt, and
that
bk>od
Knowing that Aiken County has ns
good a Treasurer as the Sttue affords,
the trusted triends of Jos. E. Murray
will sup|>ort him lor the position of
'I farmer, Ute merehant. the Uian dac- [bounty Treasurer aud call upon all
tin or and the wage-workeig he will be | r-aen to do the same.
should b'i readjusted ujkiu
of justice to
the tariff
1 ujwiu pdneiplr.s
1! classes alike, tlie
ItatU
friends to put me In, subject to the
Democratic, primaries. If elected I
will go for South Carolina in general
and Aiken.County in particular;
J. D. .FVJfRETT.
Tiie-voters of Clear-Water Club pre
sent Hu-natue of Dr. U. M. * Boat
wright as a candidate for the House
of Representatives for Aikeu County.
i^-a&c»«MaCT6M ■■ mwiniy-RaMBwaa—a—«—fc—ag—
FOR XREAHLTIER.
supperte l by
if ANY FRIENDS.
I disej ea. It is a positive cure for
syph itics poisoning. Ulcers, Fh-tip-
tio)«; nut Pimples. It purifies tn ; J _
wbm Hystrtji amt thoroughly builds j resp.-ct.ully autiouuee myself a
up th > constitution. li.II. IIali.Dru -- ‘^udidaU for re-elcctton io Congress,
; 3 in tltu 8econd Dtstriet, subject to tire
action of, th«? Democratic party.
Respectfully,
G. D. TILLMAN.
V> Mr. D. Cumn.iuRH Dead.
Mr.'i
pluntm
beH ven Aikeu, 8. C-, and Ef%efi?!d
C. H., continues, and. there is every ;
reason to expect that the road will be! ,-■!._ , G j,.
j GO candidates for the following offices,
! to wit: "
Q,ne (1) 8tate Senator.
Four (4) Members of tlie House of
afuy
'mires
\ . , .'opened to ledge field in a few weeks.
iDeaip t utnrnmgs, a respcctc i A construction train leaves Aiken
2MlB||i e . K Cotnny, died f ritiay eve ,.y morning at 6 o’clock for i-.ausk-
plaoe
*TTe-
aoout seven
TTT'TTi.JfFF ff! 1
years of age, and leaves four children,
three sons and one daughter.
every ryormng
- -tiiis. Llniiivnnr
Attempt at Robbery.
Rurglarjr.
On last Saiurday night the resi-
i dende of Mr. E. S. Plammond was
entered through a window and some
of his clothes, shoes, jewelry, papers
and a sum o; money stolen. Il is
An attempt was made on last Sat
urday night to break rt:to the store o(
Messrs. Schroder A Thorpe, hut the
party failed to effect an entrance af
ter chisseling a small piece ot the
door in the attempt to get at the lock
It is supposed ho was Ifightcned off; tfae room tll , v
before lie could accompllsit any thi “"
One (i) Judge of Probate.
One (1) Sfeliool Cbmuiirtsio(P„r,
Three {S} County Comuiissiojicis.
Opr- '*'-fehr-j-iff; . —.—
One (1) C lerk of Court.
One (1) Coroner.
One (l. County Auditor.'
One (I) County Treasurer,
Be! utiful Satteens, in all the' deli
cate ■ iades, j-utreoai ved at ihc Au-
gust« sSHro. ______
10,4 yards of Dress Goods, iu all
the-hiAlingshades, from 5 ecr.Gs up,
at tin. A ugusta r tore. •
FOR AVDil’OR.
College.
As the Board of Agrioultutsj is au
thorized t» arrange Liiese insti
tutes in various parts of t lie hhutfsimd
to defray the expenses of the speakers
invited to ado less them, all that
necessary to seen rtf one for Aiketi
for onr agricultural clubs to take gu<
a-.-Uho as wuj convince the Hoard’, up,,';.Tj.q jj.L
tiiat they will make tiie gmborins a [ . . A.
succesd autl this they can easily do.
HENRY M. DIBBLE.
nt 8timinqr Cfbthing, at Hen-
Clothiitg, fcshoe-, and Hat
Of Interest to Ladies.
^ R f Rr.h! SA V 5 ; 3 L.'c. of our wo at full
cptciDc x^r feSD&to to a.iy lady f:l;o
|<jf
i fill in a ay county, the many friends
of Dave H. Wise feel (bat lie is
thorutigliiy. competent, and oreseut
his name «js a candidate for that posi
tion .subject to the itX-fiou of the
D< mopratic primary.
FOB. (TiEUK OF COURT.
to tHtOT- oi|'.»-b. ......
pasLAeo. KEMtSY CC., floilOi, RnlXe.la,
Of.. Seat*!atn;-ros;
.ar.C
1P3
to
DEATH OF MIC JOHN
KLINCK.
In accordance wjth the require
ments of tlie Rules of the Democratic
party, I have appointed the following
though t'tkat .he Louse would bav e I Managers of the Primary Election!,-
been thoroughly .rutsaoked, but that and request tbu! they familiarize them ' *I'^*'tc< i ^t,i land, of n Highly cs-
the Iturglar.s oecame alarmed a«. some selves with their duties, which are
fter it:.••ing pillaged ! grave and responsitde:
(range to say j Aiken Central—Haviland Steven-
j M.-ii. Ifammond was ale-ping ill the! son.
noise aud left
teemed Nonagenariau
W C. 1 G
The Women’s Christian Temper
ance Union will meet next Thursday , that
afternoon 20th inst at halt past 4
o’clock at the Methodist Church, the
members are urgently requested to
attend aud all persons interested in
the noble cause of temperance are
•most cordially invited.
Trees, and See., W. C. T. U
TJic Baptist Chui’fh IN tentton.
The ixteusinu from the rear of the
Baptist Church will he built, by Mr.
J. V. George, the contract price being
.‘1,025. This ro**m will l>e u-ed for
lectures, church society meetings,and
the infant Class .>f Use Sunday Sciiool.
This last has inercased so, that more
extended accomodations have been
found ueccessary.
adjoining room with tin. door open
.-.nd a lamp burning and was not
awakened. Foot prints go to prove,
there were two of
them, one with
shoes on and the other bar
clothes were found Monda'
-foot.
-ri
iie
out iu the
< hinqnapin—11. M. Sav yer.
( fi .u waier—Cuthbert Prothro.
Giddy Sawmp—G. J. Ihdtzigcr.
Gratjiieville—John R. Cfi v.
Ur.
woods, hut the oilier artieh-sare gone,
itetsonaJ.
Mrs. N. G. B. C hafee, of Lancaster,
is in Aiken on a visit to relatives.
Misses Mary aud Tiphane Ravenej
have gono to Churkstou-ou a visit.
I
Haicmond—Jerome \V. Fj
Hopewell—D. B. Roberts.
Langley—\V. B. Sprague.
MeTier—W. 8. Sawyer.
Ivlillbrook—T. W. Whatley.
Montuioreuei— O, A. Humphrey.
Rocky Grove No. 1—John 51. Prite.
Rocky fi-ro'-'e No. 2—Win, Starnes.
Rocky springs—J. M. Johnson.
Shasvs—A . S. 8eig : cr.|
Siivortot! No. i—Johr, Ramsey-.
SUvorton No. 2. (EiJentc n)—SJ. 1>.
N fc-vvmun.
Sltultz—G-eo. ?f Tsir.
SU vpy Hallow No, i—W . W. FtaJ-
51rs. .Emma J/. S ikuas and Harry ling-,
tali mis, of Augusta, are on a visit to : Sleepy Hallow No. 2 (Sunnyside) —
liken. I 13. R. Green.
Taborhacle—J It. Reed.
Brti
CiothTng,
Tjfc * is.-Sit;
“Mr. John Ivlinck died at his home
in this city at 10 o’clock Wednesday
evening. He was perhaps the old
est citizen of Chat ieston, as he was i
certainly on.e of the most highly es-'
teemed. He belonged to the gener
ation of Charleston merchants whose
activity and zeal contributed so touch ! cash,
to tho commercial tdrenglh
County wllj let cut to the
lowest bidder on July lOtlij 3888, at 3
<»Tluck. 2 bridges to be built one on
Neal Creek and one on Bridge in,
_ j The many friends of A. W. Oakley,
having the utmost confidence in his
ability and integrity bog have to an-
ndunce him as a candidate for Hie
office of Clerk.of Ceurt.
cuouTf
L . oi ■ i -tr i * aim one on rjriuge in
sNte ftboes at Henderson s | ,, ceoh pj Hns }uul
g, . hoc atj‘ 7,at House. ! ti-ms will be .submitted at the
■hie Cottages, fitted up
with tiodern conveniences, fo>’ rent,
applVfto ly< J. C. WOOD.
WTii ^ Nanr-ooks and Vistovia T.-tvvtis
atO,‘it : JO, )2i4 and 15 cents pei yard,
U the A ngusLa .Store.
( Creeks.
to sc,.d in your!
Nov is the time
snhsci plions.
The stock of Dry Goods'in ftesia; -,-
noxt t ( Dr*. Wyman’- offi ,-c >'.411 he
ckBedfput at and la low < .,st jn-iev s f. r
|5ale will continue tor* fiO day.-
it! >:.! 1 as f
J. CAL. COURTNEY,
Chairman P,oaru C. C. A. C.
Aiken, S. C. June gi/th, ISffb.
•r* r*
U’~lrO<b
s DYES
Do Your Owji Dyofjitr, at Heme.
Th y ni’l dys every thu:g. Thoy :<n sold evory.
■where, in. elOx. » Tt.ay ha»ts i.of'p.il
l\i' Sl-onasa, Unpi • ris, AmouiC. in
rr far F-..s!:»o«s of Pci jU or nor-fn ling <}na!U> >•.
They do not cro (koi !»:uut; -KiujIoi.i. j-’or taU; by
The fidelity ond sleepless vigilance
with which John N. Hankinson
served his State during’ the darkest
period of her existence, coupled with '
his record since, beside his fitness for
tite position, induce and cause very
titany triends-lo offer him ns a proper
person for election co the office of
Clerk of Court at the approaching
election.
of Lite j only. Every thing v. 1!
cit y.
“Mr. ICliuck was born in
Germany, on January 15,
Hfn go ; pg out » f the
•y gOOMS bllsj-
w.
&
e
IL
Ai!
Harberc. Dra^ist,
FORD
Holst
1797,
Mu,
and i
neas.
K. Hkndku.sox. 4
3»ra. I rene Jnpes, of Bock
C., is now in Aikeu visiting
I ther.
Hill, H.
her 4^10-
was consequcnlly over 91 years of aye.
He came to Charleston on Fi firuary
24, Isj],'aud beg:u: a busiite.-.-i career
jtSnokJesi’s Avno a Salve.
The lefrltStlvc i:. GiC -v-.-orld for Cuts
ilrtfwt ?, Fores. {
[msd ramp ah cl Kpdi fastati
FOR SHERIFF.
I'lic friends of our old Sheriff, ML T.
Hoi lev, beg leave to announce his
candidacy tor re-election to the office
of Sheriff. Having served our people
faithfully in tiie past, we feel assured
that he will not do Jess in the
■Snt ject to the action of the
election.
rail
A^put,
Telt.
f ■
i i
Nlass Moct iiy at Granticville.
The most enthnsiastlc mcetittg,dur
ing this enttvass, was held at Gtanile j
ville on Tuesday evening, and pr-.'si-
ovc-r by Mr John R, Cloy. Nearly all
the candidates for the vat ions offices j
addressed the meeting, and expound- |
ed their view-,, on tiio issues of tiie
Bertha King, of Chariest
Aikeu v
Mis/
vpcmii !..- a few days iu
ing relatives.
Mrs. ary Gregg, formerly of
inia. is visiting Aiken, and is tlie
of Mrs. Edgerton.
a,
dt-
Lil-
Mr.s. A. 8. i
M \ss. A nn ie,
rler aud her dauirhter
Vaucluse—T. II Burns.
\Vards—Mack ilitche!i.
Windsor—li. K. Knccee.
The polls will open ;.r nine
guest-in tlie forenoon and' close
j o’clock in the afternoon.
<);.i v those Ifeiiioerats who are dttlv
i whicli has itirimatelv
-
i name with the history o!
$ and Courter.
> : wiis for many yeo rs,
H't-11 known grocery
| Kliuek V* ickenburg cc Co
linked
this
tiie head
ver .ores,
his ; v hi ltd tins, Corn, and all 8 km j-
tiohv tttd positively cures Piles
j no nay-required. It is gtnirantv-e
' y J -e {f{ rfctft satisfaction, or money o;
of ! >efunu id. J’rice 25 cents per b •x. Eor
ions .- of | * ale b\f AY. J. 1'iat
a house
to present his
Aikeu County—
j su'oject to the decision in the Primary
I elect ion.
tin- positron, ties/re
name for Sheriff of
18 THE ONE WE HAVE BEEN
Looking for that has but one lever
and can be sold as cheat* as the llau
cock Inspirator. AVe Guahtutee it
and will carry a full stock for uromp-
shipment. it la strictly a first cUoa
boiler feeder.
Geo. II. Lombard k Co
•
Foundry, Machine, Boiler and trr
Works and Rail road, Mill
Engine and Giu Supply
House.
AUGUSTA-- GEORGIA.
L. L. SOMMER
Being fully aware that the position | Richland Avenue,
of Auditor is tlic most difficult one to *
I am prepared to repair wale has and
iewclry, with promptness and care, at
moderate prices and gu/u-antee satis
faction. Tho cleaning of watches a
SPECIALTY.
/ l ■ v ‘. ,y. , v - -v» / L
t
With a continuous experience o
six wears I respectfully solicit
a/iuerul share of the pat
ronage of tlie Aiken
-«.<■>'Mil t 1 pid^lcr '*'^
L. 8 0MMER,
Richland Avenue, and Laurens St
South Carolina Penitentiary
SHOES AND BOOTS
C. K. Henderson’s
I auuEifsStreet, - AiFkn.B. C.
LA L
RE S’8 8fRFFT. ,.\TKEN, 8.
ttEFRK8r:XT8- —
Mol'ii*.- !-is* 'isncc'C).. cf A r .-»'-•..V.
r I ■(■•. nii ; I . <•: y.'\\
» future, j'OFRFGN8 wishing a really sape-
I’rimaryj X rior article of Boots or Shoes for
Men, l*adie* or Childrens wear should
The many friends' of Mr. Paul Q. ! call at C. K. Henderson’s, where they
MM rcary rta egnizing the fact that : w i|[ find the best manufactured goods
he is a man tiuTOUghlv qualified for
iu the South, from the South Carolina
Penitentiary Works of A. C. Diber(,
; of Columbia, 8. C. A warranty is
given with every pair, and we defy
any manufactory. North or South, to
I hereby announce myself as a
uiudidak for the office of Sheriff,
subject to tho result of tho
T>,
approacii-
i fi‘
»athoi-ii i n.-ar ,
<•1 X f
<)>-
mg Bi-inri v Flection. 1 respectfully produce better stock or bettor work for
‘ a - k the support of the voters of Aiken
L County.
| that
has always enjoyed a reputation
, . , j second to no none in
o doc a i . , ,
at four u P r W?* ■■• • • and
country lor
vpincsx, and
1>
day.
burg on a ten dav
Typoid Fever in At
There is considerable ?,c
Janta and mo.-1 of the
lauta.
kne-'in At-
sons vv; o ar<.
ill are victims of typhoid fever,
of the ciiizens attrihut- tlie »
amount of sickness to the very
amount of street and sewer work
that is being done in all parts of the
city.
gone
vi.-it.
to Oram;
w
w
Mr, flj 8. AViiliams, an old and
itiown merchant of Graniteville
!l t
a Mondav.
Miss Grace Denniug.
spending n lew Uav .-i u i
u , Mi.,. .Marv
1 rge
?. t< V
: -1
11 !■
! who ha
;recover
1 •> short
•enn. at
Howland, of
been quite il! wi
3, and is now
,i;iIo in Aiken.
Augusta, to
her friend,
■im H-oiive.
! enrolicd wiil be
| this election, I
j dents of Cb.
ries iiuincdi
i each < Itib in act*
VIII, Ku s and
mary rdection; ;
< omn i i i u-es j in. •
r
!l HoWfcd
thoreu
ness.
;h Knowledge of their busi-
vote
1H U K-
till tv of J’l
l<< see that tlie 8> c-reta-
iy, list tj;.* me m bet - of
! Frrqaentiy aceidents
Giftisehold whic.n cau-
| sprain/ and bruises;
leases J>r. J. ii.
Vok-at 5c. Oil Linbueut
many years been tlic
favort e family.
m t n e
S t j
tl f !(<!l !
•t :
1
Ull.
'.cciLenl*! asui
Ben.t. F. Tcrxkr,
Vane!use Gregg Township.
the same price. Call at C. K. Hen
derson’s and examine for yourselves.
July 20, lS57--ly.
* ? !’ »I J j;
bosses
!>U FOILM Y COMMI.S-SIONFK. I>- E. McEWEN,
dyf »am; j; i‘lot v vf.ailtrkd.
a. i
c</U^tar»
ifi :}.
Waisiau ^ i >iscoYf;ry.
A
. Hfiusrs
iar.-Jiiif
ml Cmidort-
Tho many friends of Mr. AVm. A.
AYest, of Graniteville, present his
name as a candidate for re-election to
i the offi* e of County Commissioner of
>•■!.
v. itii Section
lions of I’xi-
Rfeaist ration
no
nii.ago Anarchbi-; li.ad Planned
Wholesale Ma .sacre.
“An/ tlier wenderful dis
i-i
•cr
tic,
j. >»
cd for in Beeimn
irged to revise these
at no good 1 h-mocrat is
negligence of Sccrcia-
Stitntn''r I acursion Tickets.
Col. D. C. Allen, ticket agent ofthe
South Carolina Railway, iias put on
sale tickets from Augusta aud Colum
bia to the Island ami return during
the summer season at the foil iw ag
fat< s :
Saturdays, limiteil lo the follow ing
Monday inclusive $2 To. !' K
Saturdays, limited to the following • • •
Sunday, inclusive, $2 25. j'
Sundays, limited to the following j “j
Monday, inclusive, $2 25.
Sundays, limited t» date of issue
$1 25.
DUATH OF COL.
Jtim Oyer liy a. Jtngi
Caroliii
Col. Jas. L. Dat is,
1., DAVIS.
! I’lid v‘ab
Hailrcitd.
■:i t!
.: wi
./ id
XX 111. arc 1
j It.sU; and see
; barred by an
ric.-.
Fxecutive Co.iimhices of Clubs are
j charged to supti voo- t!u- entire ];ro-
j ceeuing-. ami < ndi-av**r to ensure jus-
i ticc lo all parlies,* and labor in the
,• intvrcst of ja-avc and harmony.
i.et oni\-a spirit: or friendly rivalry
; pr.vaiJ among the people, and when j t y l0 eentral dele
; I.,./* lionnnatiouN are e*otii|*h'ied, let • Iiie means t»*
] ov< ry good Democrat and true patriot '
for the ticket, being
gigantic mur-
' of Ciiicago
been v ttde ami that too
] this c lUnty. Disease
‘ clutohi i upon lier and i'<
he wiIb-b-ou its
».*■'.- vifal organ- w :.
ikon Count
AVe
ry^H
t Chic.-go, July U
| derous plot on flit
j Anarefi;--Ls !<•: O ]ow up the hoard of and d :a(h sv-emed nine
j trade irniidiug, several other large tlaee n piilhs she co'**-! ■’
' ■•niMings, ami to • iur.L-r Judge Grin-! and cot m not sleep. Bn
; ned, .1 adge (rary, iitspec-tor ito'tfi.dd, t ; *s 5h* lie of l>r. r *n•
| and itiier prom it rent pers-b.-ts eng-zurt-d
in the prosecution during the celenm-
i ted trial of the Anarchists, w;-.s nipped
in the bud by Inspector Bonfield,
Inspector
’hiei IIubhard,L)vate!iaui Eliiot aud
a;-
wor
tin
a re; nsts'
enough of
ing thal v out-1 marj l lVtl t o-da
- ■ i i-tcal I't’esi *«e ii I, I'l’Su’ce oft’
i, and matclth
lives to-day.
jc used was tire
•apon, dyrtaniile,
i explosive was ui
:oy
to blow up haif of the city,
a • conspirittors aie already
at the
unueramsi, aud are confined
he *ic-
12th insnuit. Mr. Davi
Jn.-live at Wimisur, and
n uurman, aim j c ; l V j.aJl.
.ua oi ituti* us j Everybody supposed that The trou-
:* fi
,-overy or Coiisunii
niuciV i die ved on fakin,
ijiat sfi fcidept aJi night an.n
bottle l is bet a mir;i*-uio;;
Hc-f n :nic is Mrs. Ltdb
Thus w lie Vv. C. J tannic
An- '■ 8 h el by j N. . t. . fn v
and ; at AV. J Platt's drug .-‘ore.
! he V i-iliet L'miniui
by a Judy m
fa.srei. d ii
rsevou years
■St. tests, bin 1 is offi,i
u ud- rmi ned : term:’:
tent. For |
i tn-es- antly j
iHifigllt • *i | r i.?•'
v • '-•••i . '
ml was so !
rt sidenct-ot Mr. .
son nc-xt to.tlie Aw.
r sale at a low
to
C. Hut-
i abide by tne result
j elect ion.
pledge him to
of the primary
ct’
tv
M
rial
M. HL'TSON,
- Aikeu Bank.
f . 5 i 1 < ' * '
ii -T cAt i\,
AVe are autleii i/.ed to announce Mr.
: AV. C. l'ag*‘, o; Beech Tslaipl, a
jcandfilate for County Commissioner
1 . - 1.
at th
! jeer.
coming i r
the rules
mary election, suh-
of the Democratic
J. E. MumtAY.
5
DEA1.EU.3 IN
WATCHES,
CLOG KS,
J.E AVE LERA'.
teTAITONERT,
FANCY GOODS,
-
-. >»Ta«.T**r ^rB3SESKU7&r3ia*3>*3. ^iCKfc^BaWW ;
< o>! *iis.sioNi:R.
CAL BLANKS
it' Prot
I’nd dt
’ . I ilil
on I
i no in 11
i electu
vial
?tr. Eautnuel AViiliams came to
, Aiken on MoinlaA-for the purpose of
surrendering himself to Sliorifl’ IIol-
lev, but before doing ,<»o he was arrest
ed” by a eona table. He was commit
ted t»> jail by Trial Justice L. R.
Weeks. He and his attorney wiil go
before Judge Aldrich at Barnwell and
lake application for hail. Mr, \\'ii-
,a shot and’killed Daniel Ready in
the 4th of July at Zimri
. ter’s mill.
8 . T, . ■ '
N An Ailvautivccons Offer
, The Southero. Cultivator and Dixie
riucr Is the ablest and most inter-
Rural magazine puhlish-
’TsiTpontbJynum-
ifpom the mostex-
practk-al farmers and
■ * u * are especially
of our sectiou.
is Ohibbed
that any
■ mfi.
■ • )
isa-ii in At :ii(lv>r atrcndii!;: : * tl/*? tin-!
ties of his office. In tm- aiicnu-. t: he !
started for his home tuar A\ hhe Pont.!
going down the railroad. When tfi
engine came up he was lying on tl.
track, and a- he wap alone, and neve
DF {K, ^AAVYiffii.
(uLiuty ChaiitnSin.
.A. - it nr
re or* tarv.
AV. D Suit. Druggi.-t. Boon:
tesiiiiefi i “I Can roqonmiend r.
Riturs ASJho very be-, r..-
^revolutionary spirit S E-voryT Stlt* sold ha giv*-:; z,
isis had died out, but it j '‘very F se. tffi-.- .a:*:; teok
j seems tii-ii conspiracy 1 bt/.-n brew- :t pd rayed ■ rc-ma-.Lm oi .
; n-- •'tiiou- he ir mis of 8oio- Par- stSMcmi [T‘Aor.tuam Haro.-ir
amor./
ti'i tiiw
; Anarch it
Fortify tho syatcni, by tiie use of
tycr'e darsapas ilia, against ibe di>-
spoke after the accident, it is not. ku»vw: ; vase j !:ay to hot w-.-.b : er. i'b.‘-
how he came to be ly ing ttu-rc. 8vtiu-. i n;* du ;n>- is. In - a io-nlthy ■ won i
think he had n stroke of paralysis, or j * ^ stoniae-h, hver ami l.idm-y-, ■ o; --
vertigo, while others are of the opinion G n K t° prevci.r the aecemuia-
t’lat he had been overcome by heat and i ’-ion of tlie poisons which produce dis-
fell from prostration. One leg "a- 'ase.
crushed from the knee down, the
\va>
tiiigh
bone of the otlier was broken and tiie
heel and bottom of the foot cut off.
The engine ran about 100 yards afur
striking the body beiore it -topped.. The
road at that place was level, the neare it j u >;t . v a ’ ro sa f tt
curve being three-quarter:-; of g:i;c
distant,
Mr. Davis was .put on tho train and
carried to AVtlHston where medical aid
was procured, hut it was cv’d. nt to
all that death would soon take
place. He lingered until about 7 o’clock
when he passed away.
An inquest was held oh Saturday at
w mis ton by Corffuer Reddman, of
Barnwell Couutv.
To most children, the bare sugges
tion of a dose of castor oil is nauseat
ing. When phyic is necccssaiy lor
' the litth* ones, use Ayer’s Cafiiartic
nd pleasant to
take. Try them.
FOK PROBATE Jl’LKiK.
Ii-
men wore in ii.
wete, a. a eortai
to be at the bon:
Gary, Bonffe!*!.
era! St/u'-j hi.ii
ti.e pros* ctuiou.
an*
ib. it. Itt
u<- l.loody
in<!rc.js of
r 8 -7.
_tZ. .:V,,
BAN
foiot.-'is of M r. A. T. Woodward
ticc <:>;n*!i<to the Demo-
voter:: of Aiken County for , ,. . , ,
at;**o. i*i no* eo.nt-.g primary I i,c11 at ffrtces.
■ tiuii, to tlic olllco ot 8cliool Com-i
- Mr. AVuod wa rd is a son of j
J. ••■’undward. Sr., and is a uradu-j
•••; tlie 8ou; ii Carolina Co'iege ini ga«.x3ib.'
A full line of all kinds of law blanks
] kept constantly on hand, which wo
sr
LAURLNS 8T., - - AIKEN S C
I j;
*• ... s of H.-5. sim’e which tiuu
:.o:ig!>:. soocessfullv iu tie- /'u
h
of Aiken :uid
•* 1
anon
'fin- ' n J ffii' ;
>.tiers prorn
l/ynamiri
a :<ti
no oi tne 1
» !.o wait- i b.ave a
o!oto. 1 ver
•’■*ine»! r i'ic Bit,
au.il!:*.-
midnight
/urinneli, .
o.-r, Gen
ii t »u
was to be
; of each.
Bid! villi, Ohio, a hi
* • iing tod; '... cr i.
VcnrA ex;- iscn-.-.c- i
rs.” Thousand.-, of
d their tc-’iniony,
t is mfaiiiruons that
^'<Jo cure ail itivtsosc.s
klneys or Blood. <
a bottle a AV. J. i
'’“ore, Aikfen 8. C.
rv c ■*
.4 , Gt , c ,,
J 3 w a '■Ois
i U \f INklTflY A: L !
( -J Ii- 1 A • L \ ::i 1 *
A Vs A ? r-i m
V. - ■ i, totf . ■»>-
tc/ichiiii' jn the graded scinx
iuinl.ia, 8. C. It he is t-U
it
Fit!
biiAXT;
ALI.F
-• ,
ake an _ impartial,
lorougbly couip-otent otlleor.
9 I
SsISFHEH HATE CONSTANTLY
• un
now j
of C«>-
.X*-'
y.
trie Bi
haif tl
\& Go
7-
-! >. t 7
TIi:.- nn.riie of ti.e Rev. 1). Jf. Cttok-
j nr. N:> i; presented for this office, f-.uo-
i jr*c to the action of the Dcmoend it-
pi imaries. He is h teacher of twe-uty-
s..-vcu y ars’ expci iottc-e, For (several
yor.: - on tiu--Board ot .School Fxmni-
1 --s. and in full a<-cord with ail cdu-
eaiional iu to reels, 1 e will he support-
placed beneath tlie residcttc
and to br touched '.'. f f simultaneously-
l .io lio-ird of i’rade was also tote
blown up at tho same time.
now- preservit
apt
HYCEiA!
I aimounce that I am a candidate,
for re-election to the office of Probate
Judge of Atkon County. If elected 1
promise a faitltful discharge of the
duties of the office, and will abide,
by tbe decision of the PrimaBy Elcc-
A noU,
opiatekl
sj'flip.
dretn
when t
j.eeulh
j ILihi ‘
or
Drt
JOHN T. GA8T0N.
J /hn R. Hortot ha? just received a
large new stock ot ctockcry, giuss-
V WONDERFUL DISCOVURYJ
TOBACCO AN AID TO HEALTH.
A new Tobacco manufactured by
T'hos. C. Williams & Co., Ricnniond,
Virginia, under a formula prepared by
Prof. J. W. Mallet, of the University
of Vifgiuia. Auti-maiurial, antiffiys-
peptic, a gcaifl nervine aud an excel
lent chew, Try H’ No He in but?. L
For -ale by all dealers. Cul£ for.
pUicU//.
»- ■ '_*1p *
■ A...
FHHit) Kll.LLlU
child killed by the n-e of
•’en in the form of Soothing
'hy nuffh/ rs give tiicii ;-hi!-
dearlly poison is surprising
n rc* ; i'■■ *- l!:e chi id >:! it -
^oui-k's oy using Acker’s
Ter. If contains noABnium
bue-lsokl by H. II. Hall.
A
ry desirable- iMttage <m York
sire* t near Bull; a*, euue.
A L S O
A Dwell in*' ot nine rooms and goon
guide.: lot Ivorsiir vv s-rcot.
A L s n
T*v-» ft or* » hi ( u rve street r.t very
low sates. An*, y > >
1.
MANY FRIENDS.
FOIt CORONfcJIS.
E. J. C. WOOD.
ih<- friends of \V. IL. Harden feel
ing iseure.J tiiat the ati’e manner in
which i/c bus rilled the off ice of Coro
ner for the pa-t term will entitle him
to the support of the voters of Aiken
County, hereby snnonnee him an a
, candidate for that office, subject to
Book Store,
dee line -M-hool books, i
jwr and all kinds of!
AV!LI, be at my offide (be first
B MtoMI 4 Monday iti every inoiith for- the
a tjieeliiie o« novels, j purpose of registering those citizens
iul attention is paid ; who have come cf age rinee the last
Gld b(K>k^ bought • elestfoai, am* U> attetui tip other'official
•« x*- »sia:i .»:u business. 7
WAl.TERAB8Hi.FY, *
Supervisor of iivgtbt:atfon
County. -,5
ters ky mail Will ty-
filioay a; r
the primary elect i«»n.
To mif T’cUow uarwerat* .Aiken
County:
Being dcsiro-i- of procuring a place
in the political areua, I hereby *«-
uoiutce. mywlf a candidate f<d!: tiie
rffiee «if Gorfitlvr *1 f elected,
very n.uch apprefllafc your
in »o».-!*ttting m4. lf *‘
Westcrn nient for the Winter season
a speeiahy. Sausages wiil also be
kept on hand.
Shop adjoining AA'arnvke’s. *
F* E. 80HMER.
LAT REN8 ST., Aiken, «. G.
N.
W. A. Reckling,
ARTIST.
Established 15 learn.
20,000 Hegativeg Prei
Fictures tak^n liy Instant
Froce^s. I’hotogt ajiha of a
prominent men _• tl tho St*
ways lie luui at rcawirni
Main Kt_.
Hotel.]
for A.kcti bow -.ubn-.L
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