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/ . '• , * *»*r ^ ~ll:n Cln"“!ffu’twvT*’ 'A'o* n■ * •*p - *t' , ., , JJ. ' toc::c*r< ;te rr/M'r. I s » 1 T *:: : /U, other rishta v ei AJ5THUK P - " * 'V. * * . FOKI>, - lidlLor. ' i UkCO| ^ we feared still farther viol ttions of - F3R PRifirlDEK", GKOVER CLEVELAN i>. FOR VICE Fi’.ESIDEXV, ALI EN O. THI’K^fA^ TEUUX. Jiyt coifi one year, if pafB in advance. ..ifljmL One copy six months One copy tlireu mombx, Mingie eopiea. : : : Withl £cath-3ni Cultivator and . farmer, .Caiii in advance - - ^2 oi ‘ ' Witq the New York Weekly Star - AUVERTISIXCI UATI.K. One square, fir^t insertion, : : Oo Fach subsequent insertion, : : r) Bnsiner.s and otiier notices in local col uruo, Ifecem* per iine. "o Cult the policy and fanaticisn;-; jiiteprrty then in power, idaveiy ~~*r' was mirolv the incident that led to the movement, us iia aholitioti w.i* | only on incidental r-siilt of tbo war ’ | The South aid not take up ar.us to pernetuftte slavery, and tlie North did ' i not make war on us to ubnlhh it. A great deal has hern made of the ne- grn l*y those who have not looked !<**-' j neat?, the .‘.urfaee. lint lie was never 52 »>» i a ca-tts-—only nn incident, i i And at bo free trade and nulifleation.; * j Has M.. T'llinan forgotten that it O'.(was South Carolina’s linn, .siuglc- aciion-contra rrutndum—tlict ! . t»nvjbsr •; myse'! Warden .‘It't: tlll 1^ noioina::< ns for fn’.endunt Jf electc; I will do the v uete tor [ 'hin:; lown ^ r ., , .j. x-- , as r. oandi- ..t tbe ap- t ■ make nd \» a r the ut- elfnr© ol 9 r. ir. tj;dt:kens, ju. fiOTICE. ! E •» i,w4. : .if ^5 ^ OM THE CELEBRATED NERVE TONIC, n H I v ? 'j t lllOShiHC, AIKEN, S. r. FRAJ8K II. CTTETISS; Pr I) i v- r m i r if ^ La u*‘ i iJ* n t HH y f-J ' rt f- And Sewing llas’iines i. r, r educe i fT ’UvItEHY give notice that any A. person found t re.-* pa-si ng on my, property for any purjKjae whatever, : will be prosecuted to tlie full extent or 11io i r.. i: i). in:inkm axx, Ivloutniorctici S. < A it'Mist 8rd—1S W ':, -2t impelled Con cress to reduce the tariff i under what Las been known as the ! BANK OF AIKEN. “Clay compromise bill.” ’Without I discussing the merits of the doctrine V MEETING of the Stockholders of the Bank of Aiken will be held at the Bank Tuesday, August - .. . ....... . 11th, 1S8S, for the purpose of inereas- r ,. . • , . r ttrUdlication, the tact it that jng the Capital Stock of said bank to •jer incjf U<?3 ^ Ar ; 0 h^p r ' ., >- 0o j v* a t e did not recede from the position 1 ^.'0,000,00. and al-o take in considera- * Special eontrae-ls made for yearly, soaii-! site’ had ikon until Congress had tion ti e advisability of adding a Hav- : annoalorquarter'y a.tvcrti-eioi ntf.' passed thi? Lili providing foi a giad- i , , , n -3 . department. By order To CoaRKsr.rijDr^Tg.—Ah communi a-i . . r .i I I j- L. trron. ual reduction of the tarm to a revi -! t v-' ^ ott . . , . , _ . .tl . > fc . A » 7 I I TJ I , line bnsiH, ami lluis redressc*.! tn^j >9 Worffo the Nervous A healthy boy has as many as you. but he doesn’t know it. That is the difference between “sick” and “well." Why don’t you cure yourself? It is easy. Don’t wait. Paine’s Celery Compound jri!l do it. Pay your druggist a dollar, and enjoy life once more. Thousands nave. Why not you? • V/ELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietors, Burlington, Vt tESTGXED for theii tion of yo-ing ladies mM yome. i gentlemen. Course of study tluirough : and exhaustive, covering a period of* j eight years exclusive of collegiate Course of fauryeurs. I-'a<di dej artmeut : complete in its<df—Primarv, Inter-' mediate. Grammar. Preparatory Aca- < » r * C «V I » 4v K.'STOIvS. rjg wm mb.i ■I'^ AT^sr? tf!C >1B t Work ilemic. A eademie and Collegi ate. • - UATl S OF TUITIO! J’i- T; Mnv: 1 :r. Primary. ... 50 Intern.?i iate o 50 ftrammar ♦> . . . A 00 Prep. Academic,i # * On Academic, ‘ - • * , £ JO Cellegiat ? ... 5 00 ; German aid French,each. . ... i (K) Instrmiu ntal Music *> 50 Special Drawing Lessons.. . . . Id 50 1 Painting (>il. Water Color. < ’ iii- na, l.u stra O 50 tVm» must' fit ao-’orr. pnnied by tiic trj<- .name and address of the writer’ur order receive attention. Rejected coiuinnnica yioni will not be returned unit,; stiiiiip- f i return postage are snf.l.j ;!;..’. AIKEN. S. C.. AUG h. ISSd An- *Vbat is Being: Done About '• other Hotel The shrewd business men of North, who know good investim nt- v/hen they see them, are readily put ting their money into Southern enter- 'prises, and into none more readily than new hotels at the noted health resorts. But, naturally, the flr?i Inquiry they make is “How much will the citizens of the place start the enterprise with?” or, “What indcementft will they give to anyone who will advance the necessary money?'’ Hu eh ques tions t.re natural, and, like Jupiter of -o’.dj We should put our own shoulders to the wheels before we a .-k lielp from others. Mere talk ami meetings arc not go ng tc hulld tlr.s hotel. Our grievances complained of by South j Carolina. And any one who knows | the characteristics of our people must | believe that they would have taken a | licking before thvy would have yielded wind ‘hey believed to he their j Tights, i ho trade that South C im : !i;ia has always demanded has been 'only that which should Mot be cin- j barrassed or restrained by un:M ( <‘<-' tlie I sarv regulations nimle for tiic one-;- 1 l Aiken, S. C. Assistant < 'usnicr. July 10, 1-ss. Either in or out of Shop, with good tools anil Men. Boiler, Stack nml Tube ami Sheet Iron Work, Blacksmith Work, Iron and 1 ... , ... ■u ’ • i e,,. ! siring hoard may find a pleasant home 3Iateintl ami Repairs . for above. in tll e f .. nii , v f) f tho j^sident any do ireil information eon- ! cernihg eatiilogues, rates of board, or ! any other matters connected with the Tank, | Institute address the President. A limited number of .students do Til*, BEST GOODS FROM THF LARGEST FACTORIES. I. VRGEST VilOIH t TIu>s ! C.HIUTKST CA*M i'.* L ! CPEATEST KEPUTATIOJf. IPZA-IXTOS F1IOM STEINWAY, KNAliE, KSTEY. FISHER DECKER BROS IYER*3 & POND, JiVKUETTy BEIINING A STrYVKS-UPP FACTORIES. oi?,ca-^.2srs I- ROM KSTEY, STORY* & CLARK & KIMBALL £2T FOR CHAPEL & PARLOR. JEJ AM. KIXDS OF MfSICAI. IXSTKUMEXTS KEPT IN STOCK.f VT LI ICt{ FOIt IIGHTNESS OF running, durability, and perfect sets of attachments are unrivalled on tho market to-dav. 13.-"AGENTS for Domestic Patterns, Noodles, Oil, and attachments for all Machines. Orders by mail hare our prompt and personal attention, e’uvl attention given to Tuning and Repairing. ts, Ci.b V. e. end 15 X t It LEI ILM OAT FOOD- i Jlrass Foundry Wojj^, Gin Vfork, ! All Orders promptly attended to. iGEORGE 3?, LOMBARD & CO ! ^(av Siiop above Ba^eiigpr Depot. •3 NO - ’ITZPrOJVrFLS cSo 33aAjECTOZT, p ! ^ - - - - - AUGUSTA, GA. FRANK If. CURTISS, BROAD STREET. Feb. 1. Pr< -ddept. nr 1 DALY & AHMS-GIONG. m 822 Broad SireeL Augusta, Ga, r*> r. r— .m i Vti* i. K V . Kr. .i " - * 1 mtmirmwnttrwru. Gl on tiouatile bene-it of the small minority : [i.t.- of the people who are inauufaeturer.s. ;> The Gover iinent of the 1 ‘nited States : • i;msi ccllect, through customs dutie:-| and internal taxes, enough revenue to pay its current expenses; but nil i revenue extorted beyond this neees- sily i; robbery and oppression, ami all a”ts of Congress at.thcrb.ing such col- j lections have been eensidcred by . many of the cleverest lawyers of the 1 t!ie South to lie usurpation oi powers . by the (General Government that j were iio’it delegated hy tire s vcral ! States. South Carolina’s zeal in lS.G-’.>3 was j not intemperate, as in consequence Tfi >X. vts *-■’q Ui -j! t'J' 4 K1 {” v a : *■. .rst^r r-yrs -i c -5 - ^sa «.o? •1. | . * ./ ' - , */. - f j£.< t j* i imiiil’ACTi MAXUFACTURKRS OF $ y-, >• ^ y > a A -F i i vX' j . M Bosfs, M Biiiids, Mailiiiiip, Balusters, Braclets, i‘. f \i'*'>x, r.so., Probate J nd TfRUAs F.iia it indali bath nuel* suit to me to grant Ik 1 II I ■ . '.Vi. Of I pcoole must show a readiness to put ' of her action the compromise tarit! their money into the enterprise. e i bill was passeil, which, by a sliding are assured that there will be no difli- scale during ten years, did bring the culty in getting a party from the North to build a fine hotel If the peo ple i f Aikoi: will furnish one-third of the money. Within fifteen months the sum of ifcki.Odb has been raised for the capitals of two banks, and 120,000 will be add ed tliis month. Of this aggregate of ♦100,00, fully $50,000 will have been furnished by residents or property -<}Wijera o; Aiken. As we have al ready said, both of these banks will be of great value to our town, but another fine hotel is of more impor tance than several banks, and will pay our people much better retnrnc on their investments. From the in -formation that we have been able to gather on the subject, we do not be lieve that there was a single first •class hotel at any point in the South resorted to by an nual visitors that did not pay handsome profits last season. it Is notorious ‘ that when the handsome Battery Park Hotel iit Asheville, and • the Ponce .de Loop ct SL Augustine were were freely pre dicted. But the first seasons business at both these hotels yielded large prof its • • - Jn addition to the actual monsy re- turns that may be reasonably expect ed from another first class hotel, prof itable returns will come, oven more xiandsopoeiv, ip Lie form of increased Value to the property of every land owner in the tow n and neighborhood; increased trade for the stores; in customs duties down to the average of twenty per cent., which was assumed to be the revenue .stun laid. And, u. a result, from lsL‘5 to ISiil, under this lurid, brought about by the action of our .State, the whole country enjoyed greater prosperity than it has done at any time since. It is evident that the Second Dis trict needs to be represented in Con gress by a member whose recollection of historical facts is more accurate, and whose views on the tariff are j more in accordance with justice to our ! people. Letters of Administration of the fate and lil’ccis oi’.J. Jenkins R.-.m i deceased. q'he- -j ere. therefore, to cite ai'<] ad- i monish all and Guguiar t he kindred land creditors of the said J. Jenkins ! Randall deem,-: u,that tii .y beand ap- ' pear bTorenie, in the Court of I 10- kute, to be held at Aiken, C. i;., on the loth day of August, 188S, after publication here •!', at 12 o’clock in the noon, to show cause why the said j udmiiiislra* ion should not be granted G; vi:x under my hand this 1st day of! - August, inlhoyear of our f.ord, | one ;h:) uti.ui eight humired ami i eigh.t v-eight i SHINGLES AND I.ATH. d w PiKo LriiiKor Cut to Order. !•: AXD I’RK LUST SENT OX APPLICATION, l id' \ni» Pi.si.'.1 ; 'Mr.j.s. \ i y_> Oi SAW . Si On Wrigidsviile and t’enuillc R djroad at i i.? Rlt i.-OX, GA. FACTORY AXI» YARA, 5iG to 524 Calhoun .Street, AUGUSTA, GA. T ! 1Y1 I II .WK seeured Patterns and propose to furni sh RIBS for all makes Gin.-, at reasonable prices. CASTINGS of ali k links in Iron and Brass at short notice. lit! tonic the looks and general outward app anee of a garment, but want goods 1 completely made, well trimmed and the fabrics strong and satisfactory ms to durability of color. The Clothier who does not give to the customer all *he.-e re«:uirciiietits in the garments he sells him, is not supported hy the thoughtful buyer, and cannot expect an increasing busi ness, as the one who is selling eioik- ing for the purpose of giving satisfac tion, and who in rituiH does not Imye to make a new customer for every sale, but finds his old customers re turning from season to season for their wants. I have inaugurated a system of sup plying my pa*ions with class of of medium and low priced useful, substantial goods—the very latest styles—ever offered In Georgia or Carolina. We carry no goods for the purpose of quoting low prices in advertisements—no worth- * jft less trash— but we earnestly in’* .- yite comparison, and we give an absolute, unqualified guarantee on goods and prices against every . house and market in the United States. . Samples sent on application. In writing for samples, specify as 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. ILAI/Sf & AISMSTKONCL m [SKAL.J JOHN T. GASTON, Probate Judge, Aiken Co., S. C, August 1st, 1888.—2«. MOYER & HUDSON, GRANITEVILTE -P-I'A f.KRS THIS XOKTII-YVKflTEUN IXSl'B- DBT G.S, CHLMIUALH, PERFUM- AXCE COMPANY, OF WAIIPli TON, DAKOTA. About one year ago the general agent of the Northwestern Mutual Insurance Company of Wahpeton, so that they are always fresh. Our ERIKS, TOILET SOAPS, HAIR BRUSHES .AND CIGARS. The stock is frequently replenished Dakota, made the rounds of South Carolina, establishing local agencies wherever he could. Old insurances agencies at various places jiccepteil Mm prices are reasonable, and we will be glad not only to serve our friends of Gianiteville, but of the entire sui- rouuding country. to tho new company. Soou the agents were no tified that the company had joined the Southeastern Tariff Association. The agents in Sumter, Cheraw and some of the business men, wrote to New York,’New Orleans and Dakota to investigate the reliability of the sew company. Investigation resulted ' in the assurance* I hat the Northwest ern was thoroughly reliable, that it Commencing June 24th. 18SS at o.SO a in trains will run as follows fcy Eastern time- MAIN LINE—WESTWARD DAILY. Leave Charleston— G.20 a. m., 7.15 p. m. Leave Aiken— 10.54 a. m, 10.40 p. in. Arrive Augusta— 11."9 a. m. IRS0 n. m. Fpccu.1 attention ^ven to Repairs. Satisfaction guaranteed! ... Nos. 015, G17 RftTTOlO, Kollocic St., - - AUGUSTA, GA. (’HAS. F. LOMBARD, Proprietor., M. \Y. PENDLETON, Sup’t. ur itJj Z3:_ TP, ILMUIH AND CONFECTIONER, l A'Nl» DEALER IiF DRY WOODS, SHOES AND NOTIONS, A Large Stock of Groceries kept Constantly on hand and sold at IT.' riTFOOI ^PH.IOSgp Tobacco and Cigars in Croat Variety, Toys, Fire Works, etc., always in Stock. II, F. W A R N E K E , Laurens St. and Parli kve, - - - - AIKEN. S. 0 • The people of Augusta are very much concerned about the prospects of an overwhelming crowd this fall, and they have relied upon Aiken for help to accommodate them. Our ho tel-and private boardinghouses can receive a gooil many of the visitors to the Exposition, but not by any ineaus all who will want to come here. And it must be Lorpe. in mind that many Who will be attracted Houth as early as October by the L mm j. J l » ri * i. 1 O H y Arrive Charleston— 10 *> A ar* « XJ had ample capital, was well managed creased demand for the products ofj ant * l 3ai, l all losses promptly, and Leave Aiken the farms, and greater amount c f! t,mt il had never h!,d " n - v litigation;, J.U, a. m. money in circulation from the greater | that lhc President wts n ayor of the of people who will be able to c ^’ ahpeton, and the otner ofii- come’here. - ends men of high standing. With such a report as this from a thoroughly trustworthy source many of our citizens became patrons of the new eandidats for business. The no tice from your Columbia Bureau that the company was insolvent, publish ed some weeks back, created surprise. As soou as the failure cf the coiiipany was made known one of our business MAIN LINK—EASTWARD DAILY. Leave Augusta— 8.15 a. m, 4.40 p. m, J AS. Jj. ilU. H. P. Cook. o.3o p. m, u. in, 0.4*3 p. m, TO AND FROM COLIAMDIA—Dully. The Largest Store in Graniteville. DFCTiaXTlBir as OOOIK, I,cave Augusta .. 8.15 a m Leave Aiken O.Oii a m Duo Columbia... 0.05 a in v.-est—Daily. Leave Columbia. 7.00 a m Due Aiken 10.54 a in Due Augusta 11..>8 a in 4.50 p m 5.::5 p m 0.45 p ni 5.88 p m DEALERS IN- 11.80 p. m TO AND FROM CAMDEN DIVISION, 22) A ? CRAY ITEVILLE. SO. CA. goods never attempted before. In se curing goods of such high standard it adds to the cost of proouetlon. 1 am satisfied Gut the customers will be benefilted in securing this class of garments. I snail continue to supply my customers with all the novelties of foreign and domestic fabrics, and in style of cut and finish of make as good as can be manufactured to be put upon the counters of any first class clothing house throughout the country. The stock I have purchased for the Spring is the largest in assortment, styles and make I have ever carried; the patterns arc so varied, and in or- S08 11'10Ai) Si. der to secure a perfect iinc it requires j a large selection of garments to get them. My line of Drap D’Ete is complete in Sacks, Cutaways. Prince Alberts and clerical cuts for the ministry. ! Sill THE TIMES TO SUIT iiv PATOUS. ILsTJETW* ) ■■■ HOUSE, TURLEY’S OLD STAND ’ • f ' T have opened a beautiful stock of Furniture at the above stand, and id will be to the advantage of all contemplating the purchase of anything I4 my line to call early and inspect a NEW AND FRESH STOCK at prices lower than ever offered before. The Roys ami Cliilfen’s Department. Is full of novelties in Children’s Knee Pants Suits, as well as a largo assort ment for boys in Lo’ng Pants. All the sizes can Iwvobtaincd here in this department. My line of Gl cuts’ Furnishing Goods, Neck Wear, Hats, Trunks, Valises and Touristy* Bairs is now complete. miL'cali (“t-r^voo mu-gujirs-vriiien wh’i be appreciated if you need anything in this line. Gents’ Fine Shoes. This department has been very im portant and attractive to gentlemen who appreciate a fine shoe that will he comfortable to bis feet and give perfect satisfaction in wear. In this stock you will find shoes of all grades and styles. The Bannister shoe is my fine shoe anil has given better satis faction than’any shoe in the city for fine shoes. Respectfully, □ w. bwwn 80S BROAD STREET AUGUSTA. GA. FACTS WORTH KNOWING G-OOTP-'ZXWA -R, &S Q You can purchase the ojily ROAD CART ma&ie that will not anm with a store back horse, and arc the easiest of access, without horse n heap and reliable. Any ordinary buggy harness adapted to their use.’ WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE NEW YORK BELTING PACKING COMPANY’S STANDARD RUBBER BELTING. As If' a jr ? ” P ff £**. v -* **£ ' : i tv » S [i- j! Columbia, ... S&V? 9 .'rH ai sari G Importers and Wholesale Dr:'! r. .will remain here all winter, and when •thes*! are added to our usual season colony, it will be seen how utterly uu men wrcYc to a leading lav/ firm at! Wahpeton to ascertain if there was ady probability of anything being re- i alized out of the wreck In the way of AIL'. F’. (* ki* new insurance from the ported in the company’s last ♦83,000 i .cave A ikon ... Arrive Camden Arrive Lanv.s-: •DA'*.- EAST. 8 15 a m 0 00 a m 5 . r )8 j> iu 7 25 p m "Wo take pleasure in informing our friends and customers both in Aiken and Edgefield counties that we have now on hand the Choicest and largest sioek of Dry Goods, C T thing, Shoes and Notions ever brought to Gran heville, which we are selling at very low prices for Cash. WEST. able Aiken will bo to accommodate l mcnt on band and resell ed I'm uu all'thi? persons who will want to come ! earned P rend utiis, or from any oihei here. It is well known that, last sea- soulce - A repiy was icceived f-iatiny Son, the proprietor of the Highland i ^ a '* uro ^ ie co,n l* an .V was; Park Hotel, fora period ci nearly two j totaI > and theru ' vas no I’^bnbility of; months, was compelled to daily re-j an -thing ''i-iug reei :\cd lr<>m any ; AIKEN AND AT.’Cil.'.yfA SPECIAL fuse applications for accommodations j asscds 'if there be any, of the eon - Daily except Sunday from persons elsewhere who wanted! oe h n - _ ! I.^ave \iken 8P’a m j Leave I.nncaster.. .r J.cave (kumlen. ... Arrive Augusta ... 3 00 ]> m .... 4 30 p m .... 10 40 p m .... 11 80 p m moo k of Groceries Foreign and Domestic Fna 4-r The best made, and carry in stock all sizes, 2 to* 14 inches. Also, Pure Oak Leather Belting,guaranteed to he As Good As Can Be Made. Tanned and Raw Hide Lace Leather.superior in qualitytrecomraends itself.) Ala*., a full line of MANILLA ROPE, all sizes. r Machine Oil, Rivets and Belt Hooks at Lowest Prices, JUST RECEIVED—Seventy-five Double Barrel Shot Guns, of improved patterns ami be.-t makes of Mu/zle and Breech Loaders. One carload of Shof 20,000 Shells; Gun Implemontc, Wads, I’owder, &c., ^hich we will run i.ff at Low Prices. Also in utock the most complete line of ibvdware, Carpiii- h 'r,' Blacksmiths’ Tools, Bellows, Anvils, Vi es, Old Dominion Nrils. Spikes, Locks. Hings, <£>*., wdiieh. having boon bought at lowest cash priced before the advances, enable us to offer them at 'll In addition to the above, we will oiler for the next sixty dayw to close out coiisiginiient:?, nl (J really Reduced Piiee.:: 05 Open aipl Toji liuggios 15 Top rii-etons and Policy Plnetoiis, io Extended Top (Jabriolcttcs and Hurrys, it One-Horse W agons. 57 Two,Three and Four Horse Wagons. ^ IvO assijrted Saddle's. Radies’ and Men s. Tw-o lots of Second-Hand MeLcllau Saddles Stirrups Leatlicrs, (iirihs. Bridles, <‘.-e., at prices never lie lore ofibred. A 011 can afloirl to i tiraw away your old Harness and buy nearly Apples, Oranges, r< ocoanuts, •I.o:: , .on«, Bananas Embraces an immense supply of both heavy and fancy yroce.ies wo will sell as we ace accustomed, at prices that defy competition. Zxy ’Our wacron yard is free to all our customers and provided witu stalls and other conveniences to come to Aiken but who did not come because they could not get into any hotel. Besides we know that all tlie private boarding houses were fifth Now, in the face of tills condition of things, the necescity 01 another .lirst e’acs hotel is apparent, and our people owe it to themselves to go to work energetically ami push forward j °f themselves and their patrons. this enterprise to* a successful com- ■aletion. The information furnished froif! the j , . . . „ , places written to was that the otlicers , , jC;iVe Augusta. .2.u5 p. m. were wealthy men,and it may be that Arrive Aiken. . :!.5-3 p. m. in the end they may be force ’, to m i';? j good the looses, or a part at any rate. Agencies here and elsewhere liavi 4.00 p. ni. 4.40. j». m. 0.50 p. m. 7.kip. m. QUIN BY Ji COOK, GHANITEVILL (foxxrx'TTONC.—(‘onuoctions made j at Augusta v. itli Geonria Railroad tc been endeavoring to obtain informa-1 ami from all j oints Wi .-t, at lilack tion since the eollajise for tho benefit but neither the general agent at New Or leans, nor the officials at head quar ters will re !v to a single letter. WHAT ABOUT THIS? ville with Barnwell Railroad, at 1‘rty. nair.'W'uh Ki;tawville itailroad, ami Columbia for Asheville. Hot .Springs and bevond, and jioints on the C. «& G. R. R. Connections made r.l Charleston with roads north and south; also with steam rs for New York and Florida. Through tick, t-can b? purchased -JOBBERS 0F- Pine Apples, Poiaioes, Onions, Cabbage &c. 55, 57, oOMarket.St. Charleston C, he jiriees these goods will t«? sold for. Look out for BAUGAKNS for the NEXT SIXTY DAYS at f+tn. Q 44 j ODYEAgg & CQ’S (Successor to R. II. MAY & CO.) AUGUSTA, GA., opposite Georgia Railroad Bank. At tho Old Stand, 704 Broad t„ ----- Augusta Ga. ! y q ! ; J. A. WKIGIIT, EIOHLAND AVENUE. & ik Has Captured this County WITH HIS IMMENSE BARGAINS IN Journal and Beveiw’s old Office, one ]P aV Xt'Tj O Fl F U it I X XJ K E j door from Laurens Street. * BEiST MATEBL\L USED m rURp , K<>W .WCo.M 1*1.1'.i. ' Sftidet.-.rap. HAKBU ill UF ! It is evident that the C m;.trailer ( General in Columbia was imposed Representative Tillman recently : ll P hy ficticious statements ot the j ami baggage checked to all points used the following extraordinary laii- ! the condition of tlie company, r. l on Nm ih, S-ui: !i ami West,and infonna- ■guage in the House ot Representa-. 18 111 ■■uc s.icn. in c. u.e 10m- tives: pany. issued the licenses to the va- « “Was it not our intemperate ^eal for r * <nl!i l 00 ’ 11 ! agents in the State, t he- Free Trade that led to ntiliiileation, r ; uv CeiTospomlent of the News and and was it not as much to enjoy j Courier. -Free Trade as to protect slavery that South Caro’ina seceded in i860?” r i SSERSIAM BLOOM. ■ tifier. Skin Care and Bl - rii Send btump tor trial paclia^. Addrc n ;-y abo Agent, Aiken, S. C. 1>. (’. ALLLN, Gen. Fas and Ticket Agent. John B. Peck, General Manager. BOOTS, SHOES PAI3KXSSBCHILBBI1T1 Chairs, Tnhles, Lounges, Cooking Stores, Car- ii\v4% -Rats, Lari* Uiirtains,Coraicc Folcs, * - Wiiidovt' Shades, Fletures, and 1 ku. L.HTj.tltU i.Y. - . h Fradic.' tor knov.a. HOSE JELLY. verythSng Needed About the House Large Illustrated Catalogue Free to those who Need Furniture. mo, 1112, 1114, HIG, ami 1118 Broad Street The . Arfethe pCbjile of the Second Dis trict going to allow tliemsclves to be misrepresented in Congress by a member who entertains the view;, ex- THi: SU3IMEIlYITAiE SIB'ABFU.I’ HOTEIi Notice It is an unseemly sight, this wrang- i liiig tliat is going on in Fummerville ]tressed in the extract given above ! ^ t( , the loc . uioI1 of the now jjotel. 'i’iilmuu .vas agaad: new sjicgenes • Mr.; j t j s s { raU g 0 2, ow m;in y p ers0 ns will . . . •-hUer during the allow their personal feelings anti war and should know that he did not; petty inclinations to warp their judg- fight either tor slavery or tor so-called m cnts when important interests are Iree trade. By using such language hf involved. The people of Hummcr- has put welcome reds in the hands of ville seem In a fair way to have no to Debtors CreditorN, ami Nos;22G, 228 & 230 MEETING STREET. - - - - CHARLESTON, S. C -A.TT G-TTS : V LL persons having claims against the Estate of J. fE. .Sally must present them, duly at- tested. and ail persons indebtedi to ihe said Estate must make immedia- ate payment to tlie tirdersign. MINERVA SALLY. Administratrix. Aiken, S.C., July 13, IVVQ. C. WTTLBEI WHOLESALE Healin') Marrrl of the Mine- j ("nth {Je. turj. Is a bona fide article of real merit! that will do all we claim for it an't lias alrradi) proved n blesxin') to thousands ; Rose Jelly is a wonderfully popular remedy, is invaluable for all cutan eous affections, also Toothache,Head-! ache, Earache, Fore ihrout, Flings p • rirnrvrtA 7 ' TT t l'tTticsr\\ r C'ninT'ivn Bites, Burns. Chillblains, Corns, Etc., I’At lORl IiRISOa STREET, and whereeyer introduced is bound to crowd out Glycerine, Vaseline, Io dine and all Pomades, Enamels, Cos metics, Lotions, Ointments, halves, Plasters and Linaments. It supplies their place, does the work better, heals quicker and more thoroughly; GkA.. 5 l V-~. TiHUtEJ LJYTrSST! FLOUR AND CAKOLIW RICE A SPF.CIALTY, the Republican journals of the North which they will not fail to use against the South.' ^o. Mr. Tillman, the people of the North made war upon us of the South in order to prevent us from exercising hotel at all, but only bad feelings and legal complications for their pains. Persons who are now preserving fruit can obtain jars of all sizes, and , . jelly tumblers and extra rubbers vorv the rtrbt of secession possessed uu- Hhcap, at John B. Heriot’s. SI DERIA OTT, ARCHITECT, Insurance ani Real Estate Agent, AIKEN, h. C. 171 AND 173 EAST BAY CHARLESTON, S. C. We again return thanks to our Friends and Patrons for their favors, „ ____ .. , A . - • and hone for a continuance, as it will always be our aim to keep our Gr R O C E R S.' lBiWi^i r to^uwl<lS5S? n Md c “ stomer ’ 9 wtn iu 4s>“ ii,,d care f " r i, ‘ eir *»*•«•• d>»«» For external appllcotlon it in par GOOD RELIABLE GOODS excellence. Rose Jelly is for sale at' ,, * . i *.* i . • i . t * . . . retail for 5,10 and 25 cents per box, at ar 9 well acquainted witn what is kept by us m stock, and we always ap- our agencies iu Graniteville.Langley, l’ ri>f : * ° ,ir customers of the merits or demerits of an article, which all ap- jTrenton, ^lontinorenci, Hamburg, | preciate. Longmires, Grahams.Robbins, Black-i Our Grocery Stock, on the corner, is well composed, and, aside, we lire’ 'Fiberid'Jo “nml 1 ° cisewficre’ Crocker y* ^lass and Woodenware, Confectioneries and Fruits. Wholesale by “the ROSE JELLY ^ur our store, corner of Park Avenue and Fan Geld Street. COM PAN Y. H41 BROAD STEET, Augusta, Ga Agents wanted in all unoccupied territory in tlie South. Dr. W. H. Harbers, Drugdst, MAIN STREET, AIKEN, S. C. H. Busch & CORNER PARK AY, & FAIRFI] ■■'• Z J;’, Aft : u - hJ .. ■. •** isn «?-» - - - j- tu • . . •- -