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■ w, $ #v Es iKiu.i> at the Post ilrtiift a; Alien, h. € ti se<s^.u<I Ha- s maUcr local \m mnAL t AIK EX. S. C.. AUG. •'$. Tompemlure i>l' il-n Wee?.'. \J il c July 27, 8.S fleircPts. Tu I y 28, S!» * I ejrret*^. .7 r y 23, ' S dettrtf”. J..Jy > .* di^nt.i. ^i.> *1*. 8^ iU grL-C‘6. 1.7 > «lef>ree... j\ 2, !>2 <le^rees. iMpcordcr ami crn Cultivator, Year £2.00. The Southern CnUi/ntu: r.nJ Tt'.x'.e Fi«i im-r ta the u!>!e*it nut) most i)11.• e*.ti!*'^ o"ii"»i!?t!ral nutj'nziue iiihti ’i- et! in the H > t!!h. Its innti?!ily ivn- b ■’*- «a)r;tai:i Httiele» frotn tin* me t e<- jx-i ic*:ici*«l an*l jjruetleal fari.ier.H nn l -in.tieulttni.iU that are eajeeii.liy piiitevl to t!.<* farmers of mtr »ei-»to»j. i'nis exenih-tit magazine :• e.u-.i.ed witii the l{Krooi>i i», s - !h; t any farmer who jmys two (1</Unrs. <••■.-h in ^<!v*i!iee, wilt r -eeJve both t!:'- r ami t!i«; HKr’ortblin f.ti otse' Ati Ailvaatayeou* < In :)!"e;r tneiv.hle Hie it.-.i . *o reaeu every fmiily in Aiken (.'mmiy, amt in any friemls elsewiiere, we hove ^n.n rMined to j»!.;ee the r al,c,,, ;. n price In in'W runset'ihem i.;..is date until Hte 10th of Ofovemher next, at twenty-five cents, in advance. This will enable new sithaerihers to keej) themselves fully informed of all mat ters of interest that occur during this campaign period. ' Kciuemher, only 27 cents for cam- paitfn subsen.hers to th.e IllxrouDEK until the lUlh of Xovemlior. And we will make this one of the beat provincial weeklies of the Slate. Another Good t'liil.bin<; OtTer. In order t<» allow a yreafor rutc.Vr of our friends in ihc emotry t<» y*■’ their copies of the Ilixoum.ii i::« r * promptly, we have determined t » ebanye the day r*f publier.tion to Tuesday, as that day suits the larg« r nuir.berof country mails. - .ihereloj'C, the next i.s.~ue of the Itix oimKK will an* ear ci» TueyJay, the Ttii, inst. The people of / iken County can- n d do witlmut the IlixoitMxt and We feel impelled to do all in our power to place Ike paper in their hands as promptly as pos-ihie. •.o tiirt Cary-rfes. ■ of t!*c first th*"* •> to attrv-t my no* Vn in the Canary Is’rrvis wra t'* n isealtlifel appearance nn*l Sno develop meat of the common people. There I donbt that they are by hh T h a sup.'ribr race, bat it Is rdho tr Cu t they am a food r-'iich, 1*.••.*'.? hirddy rmtrittois?. mar* reacot. CITY AND COUNTRY. ONE-FOURTH Or AMERICA'S PEOPLE ns Jloiasfcvs in 5* at cents per g.u- Store. LIVE iN TOWNS. itribute to their r» ivsical dev? this * s= Sjaa ini F'.x •nninai There is nothin'? myeterious about c.r‘iic!o. which is known ns p< ‘i j. simply the four luaca z.->y cl tlie oereal?, ly *.arching or jua>tlpj befoee grinding'. One can scarcely pass through any village of tlio L'anarka t. it; to at- wit nessing s<jino fciep in I he preparation of this food The grain is last picked over, then r* astcl above a cli i.rca:.l fire, and af terward ground at tb v.iniae.ilbs which rd>aund everywhera. When it is t‘» Lu eaten, milk, toup or any ctiier fluid is mixed wkh it, vituout further couhin,:?. Nothing can lac more “handy" than c. ii an article of f* i. The Canarian laborer, if L? gocy forth to his work alone, tabes with him some A Japanese Jogglor. The following account of the peri'oi* _ k niance of a Japanese juggler at Yoko- riio Complaint in other Con .tries stp.-'i haina is taken from “ The Cntise of j!ar to TT :.t tn Our.-FannorV siu* Her Majesty's Skip Iiaccha«ii.e.” A to tlio t;tu« -wnaxo T. -ii man lay down on his back on a mat- -■ ress spread on the ground, put his legs up iu the a’r, and on the soles of his feet v*as placed a massive empty noeu-ixt- E «!?—Anotlirr Side, It has b:en I.’.taly estimated that mor thaa one fourth of the American poptiLt naniran. one-lift e change railroads I I i t , .i towns of over tbbdd In r r>- .s fifty y.am i*c-ui* liv I in this way. Tib* nnlly attributed partly 1/ ch make it possible to sup etions of people with I. Ctmsnuipritm Jnt iirameY- Hcnd th*- fti!!«iWiny: air. II. Mor ris, Xo vark, Ark., >-at8: with Abccss r f Lung-n-nd fru nds nnd phy-iui.ins pronoumvd i!ic;*.ii i:ivur;i- .do foiisimiptivt*. tnkiLig Dr. King'> New Discovery fi-r (Jonsump- tinn, ati> now «»n my tbiird buttie, an.' ah!.. ti> oversee tl:*- 1 work on my farm, it Uiiio mediciao ever laa-.le.” J C.-U.-0 Middle wart, Decatur, Ohio says: Had It not been for Dr. Kin^c s (kiasiunpiion I Lmri Trouble. H O * • - * /*,’ ,ra |ri j-J f . - V-J UH ti v* As may have been-er n by the ad vertisement ;:i our ia-t !?•*■«.-, one heii- tdieiary vacancy in tl;e < iiadcj Acrei- d-my. exists for Aiken County, and a spcmial examinatinu has been ordered to he held at the Court i£< ti -c on the KJ!h .Scptcmbci to fill it. Mr. A. T. Woodward has Ijctn rtejuv *ed to act as Chairman of ihc* sjieeial In.-aid of, examiners, and u i!l select two ot’u* r members of the board, one of whom muhe a praeticing physi^im. The j oxamim.tion will 1>* competitive; and t ; the lad who obtains tbel. ’-t mavki for both mental attainments, and jplivoi ai c lniitlon will cam ike sc’, i- 1 arship. Permission to appear before I this County Uoiird insist first be oh- I tuiued Irons cietifntl J(»hnsou Hagood (Tiainnaa, of llarnwell, before tne .'5rd I of Septembe r. No lad may he e'' ini- ; inefl by this (’ounty Board, without j sue!: a permit. fr.jfio in a b kid; if tlurc of n^id i.s nsed ? made of the- storas.-Is of a re several persons, tie* skin When meal time i ■ arrived, a little water U poured into tb bag with ti.e gotja, the mixture i - wt-II thakeis end the meal ’a jv' part l vitho it furtlsor.ado. The Canarian ur-.-k:,-*!-* ; consists of seven inhr. oi;-vd i-Iaiiib;. v. : a population of MO,?/- . pr-r At k-r'-t SOO.OUO of thorn live reoaondosdly on go£o, ax ti.e-ii* fa-hers till b fore t.ictn, fn.ru time immemorial. The fo;~! is srdd to he not inly dv.'ic-tous and whoiascaie for those who cm not accustomed to it. but in passers a!.-:o h feadeitey to coiuitcrj -t certain uigicrlvo HLs to which tl. -< Ivikzv 1 etotna<'h is heir thn.s restoring num. Iu a mensura, t > the physical couditin-.i of the happy ravage.—Cur. i'opuhir • Ic-aco Montidy. tl.3z.c1-.trk-1 r-r I. .*, and partly also t » jng the jar to stand with its mouth :ko demand feit for city co:trerier.> e». luxuries, excitements and companionship. At any rate, too rosulta are confined to no single nation or continent, ii. Kohbclt in his AgriruUnr?! laiLorcr. saya of I-n;. land: “The rising generation of pena» entry trka no interest in agricultural work. * * * Tlie best bo; 3 from tin schools all set the if faces toward tin tov. a, and scorn tbo plow.” In Fr.mce, ?.l. 1 iU'lrib '.rt finds that while the popnUl 1 ion of the fanning districts diminishes, ihat of tin; tmviis increases. This, 1b4 tl ’nus. due largcl v to popular educatiolg bronze wdtcr-jai four feet deep, int*i New Discovery b>r the mouth of which climbed a small "‘“tHu have dim! of beyt The man spun this with hisfect. '' ;1S ‘'l* l, y •oh-:..'s. Am n*>w :n tossed it up in the air caught it on the hot oi hc.i't !i. i r.v It. t*am: le bottle soles of his feet again, sometimes cans- h vu at W. J. Blntt s D.;? At'iV. ' mBIS ASB COS' 51 Cdkor Soriagh riivningXill. i AUifiX, s. c. 7"- I TOWX <»FFtCIt--MCI'.IVKX'■* IKWKI.RT WTOKR. ; MiiJAL LIFE INS. ICff; OP SEW YORK. 1 ASSETS SUKELUS f120,000,000 . $ 13,000,000 uppermost while he spun it round and ; round, then tossed it up again, and ^ ,v '‘ caught it on ita side, the boy the whole ' V’ ,7 • * !■! " 11 time sitting unconcernedly inside. ! S ! ml.c Hia assistant then inserted, one after * uu • - fc2 r »'k » > , r ? * j> “ a.-1 wt ia . » * I V C li * • ‘lilv’Ot ra | H e I.t-ixc; Y..u non C:o:»p Y u 1 iii t io '••* a ecu 1 «!!• i Cou. ing in diameter, so that when the ' seventh or eighth was in position the jar was at least seven feet above the tin* fiunc'lv gmirante- liati, jb uye i- VV::1 ^ 1 ! * . 3 |J e-.v wiinta a:. : b:xa.-S so j e3 of j^ feet and standing on the top j , “ J 7‘ ? r - V hl 1° 1 ‘. ‘i" 1 ' •’ lint * cl 1 uitt :.c<Li!:.l stuginnion. lie „ ,, . .. . , . ** t he uhl v u • a a m .•-•.! • l.** :-. : 11-rtt in I r. ’.co a row and hiwtr t-i.S pii3 of smallei .libs. i.ho boy () >• !»<• 'I ;!! i k c Sr.-fi !ti t!'o Strc-rt.-, portions of New York nr Bolter IT'.um IDr-Ailrnti. The New A^ork Weekly Star Is one of the foremost, and most staunch Democratic papers of the eoimtry,c.m- tainingall the latest information re garding matters of political, anil gen eral interest. This attractive news paper is club n:d with the Bixonimn for the price of $1,75, cash in advance per annum. Remember, for .fl,77 cash in ad vance, you will receive for ou« year, ’.i!ie Atki'ii Recorder, the leading pro vincial weekly of this Stale, and (he New York Star, the leading weekly of the Country. Miss Louisa Burekhalter, daughter of Mr. C. M. Burekhalter, died on Friday morning. A short time ago Mr. Palmer soil on to President Cleveland .sumo s, t- eoscopie views of Aiken, and t.:e earth'piake ruins of Charleston, as a slight testimony of his- esteem, and in acknowledgement received the fol lowing letter. i:xK( i*rrvk man -• rex. WASixixciTox July Hi, lss8. M*:. J. A. Pai.m :n. Aiken. S. C. I My dma it Pit*: Tamin receipt of ; your reecnt letter, and have al • > re-j eeived the package of stvreoseopie : views of scenes and incidents :i( Clmr- j le„ioii and Aiken, n f rre l to therein. They are quite inten sting tiii i when [ have tire lime to do so,I expe et t*e e: - amine them with more euro. Please accept my thanks for your, courtesy in sending then'.. Very L uly yours, CKovKit Cli:\ EDA XI'. i 1'horts will he u.ade to induce Mr. I and Mrs. Cleveland to visit the Impo sition in Augusta; ifthey <1 o so th r< we should try to have them here : ro. son-c r-a*•snr’i to r od: if- with P.ui the L-'fid oilicu of t! '■ *• : 1 aro m . * . tl anil tin: r c i: class tr. \vi»L C .r i...; 6tr. ! bi'v’-k of s ; 1. K -naiy and uchucss. the ]-ori;ous inlsabU'’ well to do class -3 will with the gfiedln* : at! city in the world, and s stivers cannot 1:3 Match chi -f defects in if : hand •i to e. r and r a rv.D, he tho rf *»r;r. re f.u vno or c1 any• Sf'-r cf'.U lack of fa.rh.s P.:: ! t ! • l.s-'k of trees in ti.e *’ i: •stadded a!! over with prl which aro selfii- Iily i- •serv. li.-s living r.h: :t them: bus pneioa j breuthiag sp-.t •. r. childrencpnr.ot t-o heIde ti- rrn : u is : ;us more H- rate f fi t- tl.o t.uut- ill* y do form :d If the i"/ -v •v cr::r b mt U- play oa the fidewil’: tree bnrnche.s that i. alcni*. r.tii the f- ,-v . u- ! 1 * Mr. and Mrs. Busch, and Mrs. Al- brandt returned, last Friday night to Aiken, from the mountains, where ihey have been spending a few week. Col. H. B. Ilendershott and family and Miss Rosa Townsend will leave on Monday lor ClarkcBville.tlu.where they will be the guest ef Mrs. Holmes Matthews. Col. C. E. Sawyer, with his mother and her niece, left on Wednesday for .Glenn Springs, Where the; will make ft short stay for the heiiefit "of MrsT Sawyers health. Mr. B. P. Chat field has returned from the North, and will commence 'work on the new bank building at once. The bank will probably have temporay quarters in the building next East of the Post Office. The Palmetto Rilles are now getting along nicely. New guns will be fur bished by the State,and it is proposed that they get new uniforms of hlue.as that is now the regulation color. F. W. Dawson, Esq., Editor of the Charleston News and Codrier, left Greenville last Saturday morning,for New York, where he M ill meet ivith the National Democratic Exeeuli vo Committee. His meeting with B. It. Tillman will be more interesting. The Heal. A CARD. Enrroit of thk Kixokdhu: Per mit me, through your paper, to thank my friends and those of my fellow citizens who so kind 13* gave me their support in the recent primary elec tion. Though not honored as one of the standard bearers of the county, I shall now, as I have ever done in the past, use every efiyrt to promote the success of the principles of the Dem ocratic party, and give 1113' faithful support to the no mi ueea. Respectfully, G. W. CUG FT. ng over l. :• mut:*..;; 5. park;; go far to re-1 •• m the Mackne&s and ugilncs-.s of Lo: lea stivets. Paris has not so many pai*!:r, but tvef*: fiourisli almost cvcr\*wliev.« in Us sirccts, and I 'rfiko thc:n a d-.•light *.v tb • eye. Wasliiugtoa, once a shabby Mary lave, now •5c'ur**.s am-'nj < aj i'.i b • ' : '-t y, -j*..v» : ur ;,z ; .ut of it to the far r-I;;l..cd • ’ <y that pi.us* la iiuuurcd llKmsassd tr -.along buhvv! avenues. Bat N'.'.v Voi’’:, v.-bi -it h u; fewer pa.'ks by for than it Imw. 5 j almost jolut'dy 0 I •- f f: • -s. ! : stranger, driving up i-'.Ab iiv :.: e, l-i-Ai.s witii wonder dov.u cr.i h street In p.*:?/. sechig only long tan: c-h cf brown . fimo, cud not a tree, urn* t-> mu- '» as a :-p: I g of anything green, to 1 reals the umnot my. A general system of tree planting would in a few j'ears trails form tlfim city with its great array of baud some house i into a city that for r.tateUni so and b--*:vaty wo’ild bo tbs tall: of too world.—Nov/ York Tri bune. r do ef luborei’S is b-big ha ported fixrit Belgiuio and Italy to take the place of ll.j fix- :• i: p -niit. v/:. ) * ks the . e.-.m 3 . • All th! = i.s cui-iou like the tint | wohear a-:^:rj ov:- dvrs. In New Fra?- j land, *• ’ ■-j fr.-jabig isdifScult and in'jncr ti*. -. we s * v .ty farms pca.-ktg into tao bands of tho Irirb and t?e Sweativhile ibe cii'es i-Aolv-.ilt up k - tho *:ia of t• o*. v.ho wcto t.nco f.u tors. . .* • e.era • I'-rairieo. w]-. re fa-iahr*' Is still Tirotitaldri, you may sin.n-tk.ics s o v/br.'x t III.*--r « rn ;;U. : ‘he h irizmi, and till'd by the j( h ■ h.fior f ) <• lort'A family which came Vfrb&i ( thi *y • out c! feh-.vcry. -I 1 tbit t 1 - • rt v.ions do not still susta! a j th:ivlh - : - • . . . 'I .ho Air.lo- . ' : but even th-.re they a*e t dlvhl.ng t no s II, it srenm. with rarw | rvnro t/r:!;\vard. V.’itb r!l tho sl^U . i !.t to t- tv upon selcntifits rgrici.it- : a; *. it 1.1.'y ho doubted whether it is «i . ! pui .*ut n-iah'tng an high a power as th l of elcclri.-ity. for instance—and it it it I an .vi •h.mcut cf solitude about now crawled out from tho neck of tho | huge, ohl-fasliionod, Uinstic iMI, .sim- jar, and proceeded to clamber about on the outside for a while, the man all tho ply lueanse tl:-*y never km pleasuic i,, inkiiig (...iionmu ’* i ills, a mini pirn-.-.i.t t al Tbis pmvitor never vanes A marvel of juiri'v, sfi> r.gth aiul wholes.,11 *aess. More .•eoiunnicr.' tliun the or.liu try kiiuls. nml eani -.t be .'old in comju-titio'n with tiie nmu’tmle of l.w (esi, siiort weight, alum or pfio- 'ha'e. vw wth-r-. .Sot 1* o' r v ix caxs. HOYAI. 11 A.K 1 N(}.}*0\\T>KU < O., IcHi Wall stn et, New York. For pale by COURTNEY d: CO A il; ii. »S. C . I the boy got back into the jar, when, oy iy ; i x (* \v i i*) il,*'; Yv* * I ► . t l liClli ?? ::lJy of * !*<*ir wo ith. h. Bfsm »*c * o.” !I;.n-u. v*v Hons’ t iioe.-i, at ID i s Clotaii.g, .’’ua et. m a v* . 1 X A AN NO CNC E JIENTH. l Olt CONGlIKaS. air ca to his feet again. It took two i icn to lift the empty jar on to his feet to begin with, and. the most extraordin ary thing is tho great weight he thus pe* tipuiciecd. ■.'.•car,: Clothing, Shoe* and Hut iieuee. n. : l-mt I Of 1! ! tio?: vrer it ti •1 work—; uit’i'o lij'iiivalt. bran'-ups tho various anpI1>*:v :. u; a • ii:,*.x :;: ettcatio.v. “(I I mad: the country, and nm.n mr/.lo the •■j'.v i,” Ou. pcr; but xur.u f ee.us j lor sooio m: ;ou to prefer his own bautii- i work. To cno v. ito Rnprcachos the n.tt- ■ ter b!:uv.’/ as a lover of iiaiaro tho sitRa- ti- 1 ; .":o--o ore, btlii ho 23 com- r :•!. \ to ivc. ;:a : xo it. 'Talking in Colo rado tho c-Uher dry with a Scotchman i 'vio as h: h> < . h of C.GOi) acres, I nr.fc- I'.v - apA.fi uh-tvd j*im oa nn eraplcy- rueat ro attractive, m l ; noko cf tho do ll !ii ful as.-ir.-i.tf’.ons with tho pursuit iu th.e ‘J -otti h b.-Jbvls, tho writingo of *!io 1* Irt : -.1, :: :d so on. llo i:’.fi • .J. -.vkh t! •* bluff a:-rar.-vacc rhr.t 1 n bated : le ; , , th. -. he bad Iierdcd tl era afiifiourh A 5: i.zu, and tlicu in Colo- : r.iki, bt-« w*hi,...d Amt bo might ncVv-rFco | oneTof ti oso auintais again, or even hear I its uar.i.' 1:-ntioned. Tbns, it suema-.-jdo j p'ietry end fact diverge when people ccmo , to talk ah-oit t i'.ral occupations. An U nstcady Island. Or.cc, during a heavy gale from tho east, a party of spongers in an open boat were driven oil shore, and so fierce was the hurricane that their only hope was to keep the boat before tho wind and run out into the Gulf. For four or li /e hours the headlong race was kepl up; but finally the wind abated, and by early morning the ror*. was as smooth <3 glasr. a peculiarity ofteu noticed ;h< ro alter a gale. They had been car ried far out cf sight of land, and were v. eii nigh worn out, when one of the spongers exclaimed that they were near ing shore, and soon the entire part/ ; saw a familiar sight that seemed to signify a reef—a flamingo standing ' motionless in the water. A3 the boat Irew near, the bird raised its giaceful k, straightened up, and stretched its wings ns if to fly; then, seeing that they tvere not going io molest it, it resumed its position of security. i IA l*I»IN K&a A M> C’< >S YK . T?.t FN T. Cannot go ban 1 in bond if*v** loo.: on tne <!;*r!: side of ever*, hi lie obsta cle. I-Iotiiiug win .30 darken lile nnd make it a burden as Dyrpepsia. Ae- kei s Dyspepsia T.abb ts Mill ctu'e the vojst for**! of Dy-p’-opsi 1, <'•lU'-iqKi- tion nnd ftidigesfion, nnd :mho life a j happiness and fii 'nsure. »S d 1 at 2 ) e.i.ii 'j*_/ Ov-i-.-j oy a I. .1. XI a:., -.Ii 0 u Jiist. Country -'Tains at 1:!' , cents per pound, at the Argusta Bfioro. — —• 33 Founds of .Good Sugar f<»r $1 09 j at tlie Augusta Store, Park Avenue j 1,000 Men’s La.Iies’aud Misses’lTats ' at 5, 10, 13, 20 and 25 cents, at the An- I gUafa Jitoi'e. YYDC.W ANt> !>:>. Guarantee Acker’s Blood Elixir ft r i it Itae been p u , ly demmistratt'tl to ti.e I people of this country that it is supe- j rior tt> all otiier piejiuratitrns I’or blood 1 diseases. It Is a positive euro fori syphilitics poisoning. Ulcers, Emp- j tioas utul Pimples. It purities tl’.? ! whole system and thoroughly huilds To their astonishment, the men soon ! up the constitution. 11.H. Hail,Drug- perceived that, instead of resting on a ki-st. ]-’or secu* months past the claims of the Hon. D. S. Mkx di; Knox,of Aiken, to ilie Congre.-sioiiul uond nation from the Second District have been dis- ensscii. His acceptance of the candi dacy lias been announced by the press and his friends take this formal way of declaring that he will stand for nomination before tlie Aiken Con vention on tlie 2Sth of August and abide the result. Ha is a Cleveland Democrat. Long before it was popu lar to advocate Grover Cleveland his wisdom prompted him to vote tor Cleveland’s nomination on every bal lot at Chicago in 1884. He is a tarifl reformer and stands squarely on the rtt. Louts platform and Hie President's tariff message. Believing that the 'unpins in the Treasury slio.uhl be reduced, that 10 revenue should be exacted from the people other than for the necessary expenses of tlie Government, and that the tariff should be readjusted upon principles of justice to nil classes alike, the fanner, t he merchant, the inau tfao- turer and the wage-worker, he will be supported bv * MANY FRIENDS. I respectfully announce myself a candidate for re-election to Congress, in the Second District, subject to the action of the Democratic parly. Respectfully, G. D. TILLMAN. WUe: ; I.s tins sort of tiling to end? If XV...- ■. 1*^; !l-SiIHltC. There will ho a meeting nfi the Ai ken Central Agricultural Society,and of all other farmej’s who may be in terested, at the Town Hal! on Satur day August 5th at 11 a. m.,to consider the question of holding a Farmers In stitute iu Aiken during the fall months. T. W. Wir.VfLKY, H. B. BL'IM'KD APTEU, AlA'RkP i lot,MLS, Dan. vTvosi.axd, li. M. iunm.fi. ‘‘Killing tlie Melon Business T’10 Spirit of :i TfileV. The dread o'f ghosts is common to all aboriginal races of India, v.-bi- h it has boon very generally adept 1 1“ their Aryan c. nquerorfi, and even by tho lew- r clashes of MohammedAll guoots are believed to bo iniseb;evo*as, jind some of them bitterly nialicipns, and tao only means employed to oppose their ran- is to buijd elirines for them, and to make them offerings of .**. fowl, a pig, or, 0:1 grand occasions, of a btjfra’o. Any severe illness, and more cEpeelally cny e;.i Dim * disease, such tie smallpox or clwiem, !s attributed to tho malignancy cf cevtur.i of these spurts, who must, bo pvopitiat >d accordingly. The man tiger is. perhaps, tho most -fiir ;.V.j i.f :.:i t.' - i. Y ) p' vrbon a tiger lies hiked a nr** ”• considered safo from Lc reef, the hi id had alighted on a huge leather turtle that was fast asleep upon hi Lug! -.ml, with all tho immense arfitl- I--'g® ,,J u V;’ 3 %* ^ > the water. Indeed, the flamingo was it s df to the ownerslnp of tho sou, taere is : .. • ’ , . ! a ffrowii; ? in luloveiioo to farming, i.ovs* llElreSS, ilfiO ti.em&elves, li;tvitlg been j long will oven our broad acre3 of viffcln olotvn off shore by the same storm, and : soil prove attmetivo? Yet tharo certainly ; ..t had evidently taken refuge on the ; is. somewhere In our hearts, a love not ! merely for wild nature, but for the pro- I cc ,a of subduing it to order and pro- m? i tireness. I talked tho other day with a sleeping turtle. The men did not at tempt to disturb it, end their last view ir> they pulled away to the cast was oi Beautiful SatUxus, in all the dc-’i- cale shades, justrecei veil at the Au gusta Storm 10,000 yards of D/eos Goods, in all the leading shades, from 5 cents up, at the Augusta Store. :-‘:sp fie Reports from the cities In the North pml West, show a spell of intense heat. ; On Wednesday the thermometer I The A’lanta Contihitio<i explains in a fe w words the trouble with which the Georgia melon-grow ers are confi ndiny, and Vihir’i is crushing the life out of a profilin' !•• trade a 1 mt-.-d i i-fiorc it had ’. ccome fairly devtloped. 'i he Con. tifiat I ;n says: “Here Tire the figures that we invite some railroad man toexphuu—; n<i : we can’t hear {’:«.*:« e i-r< ; c-nty- fi* intemlnni, «>r gcu'-r.d mn.nagv.% ■ 1 Sio i .ger J; iriu, r.a the "s>pii*it of the man rides upon Ids head an : guides him clear of danger. Accordingly, it is believed that “tho only pure rno-io cf <2l*- stroj’ing a tiger who has killed many pc * pie D to begin by making ofTvrings to the spirits of his victiuxs, tiiore!»y depxiving him of thClr vaiuabls services: ” Tfio ffliosts most propitiated aro of those who have met a violent or unibnoly dw.lli, whothcr by design or by accident, inclu ding poison and diseaso. Even wretches who aro hang».d l-s their crimes ere be lieved to have tl.o same powers of causing evil to tlie living a-; ti o 0 who have he . 1 killed by tigers or by lightning or by any other violentcan.-o.—Loudon tiraphio Tmc!: Driver an \ Boy. People v.*h«» know tho truck driver only from bearing' hu. curbing of his broil.- • driver of tha ear j.kufi*r:u do iiw. kc-r.v the gentle depths of Huc.n--.'ss tov/' b\\ enu descend. Th 3 other i!:?y a small II 1 b<*v staggered ti.rough fi.ant.m mix.-t t or/, md ho told mo that such was his d; - li;, ,t iu tho r/UEO cf ov/nership an’ 1 ■ giv. .th that el.cn, aft:r a hard d.-.y’s work, he woii’d str«jll ot.t In tho .cwuing {.Imply to Ieoh on his growing crons w.a orchards. “I felt about them,” he said, “very much as I sttnprno a >: /her feels of isolation h id dually drlvon hen evay— partly, h . .vov or, for tho sake of ois young family—ho -:tSl feit tho tio and the long- AX0T2TEU VlfiW OF IT. ? Cldo by side with this vast thronging ; it red well nigh impossibla A Good xioasoa lor Quitting :: I am going to quit smoking cigar ettes,” said a young man who has leu move than one german in St. Paul h i *.« LTii? iiiit boCi i X ttF-Ktru. r? he r:*spou:Ied, “it isn’t bacausa it’s a ilia habit that is going to carry me lown to tin early grave, or anything oi .hat sort. One planed me, or rather a Elegant Hummer Ulnthing, at Hen derson's Clothing, Shoo and Hat House. _ Men’s Underwear from R. K. Da vis & C »., at Henderson’s Clothing, Shoe and Hat House. Buy State Shoes, at Henderson’s Clothing, Shoe ami Hat House. Two Desirable. Cot leges, fitted up with modern conveniences, for rent, •apply iv H .V C. WOOD Of Interest to ladies. Vo^ill r.eod a Ff‘lc£ 2.V\fA PLE of cur -sronderfet I' A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY! TOBACCO AN AID TO HEALTH. A 'new Tobacco manufactured by Thos. Ch Williams & Co., Illetimoml, Virginia, under a formula prepared by Ibof. J. W. Mallet, of ttie University of Virginia. Anti-malarial, antl-dys- jieptie, a good nervine and an excel lent chew. Try it! No Qjuuibug. • For said by all dealers. Call for jiani- phlet- White Nansonks and Victoria Li* w ps at 6, s, 19, ]2}.y and 15 cents per yard, sit the Augusta Store. toward town Hfo iu the winter has come a young lady, in a very embarrassing j pr<.-’!C-rt!onata longing for the country ia 1 ! tho suExmcr. All pci-sorta Lo/omi miudlo | ago c.tn routc.nbev tho beginning ef t’fis j a:nrr.ing <11 vision of enchtl^ lifo botwc .a ; su22i!!K'r en*t v/i?.tei*, which flowgl /c3 to ::o ! many j. ■■■ ,1.5 of mod*, wife means a dupli- 1 00.1', » j<»- i our fiir- ideuco for the two seasoas. cities, where v/iic’o si a o m P * brown mono r.r.’ *.ees reniaiir all nc.ruae: .s : ofleat as the ca'..combs, it was formerly i the cunt* 1 tor tiiu. •v who resided i.: r-.u | lioufTs to I: - p them open all sunn: ??, *tha , farniijr- Ir.king p.'vbans a, forlnight’s o;:t- : umiug 1 C, ! mui dor • *. load ot from some dr-ujolli btd b slowly flat! - rod 1:0 t' eo;u,'-..3. and uk* bey j.-ot on- on i:. marked 103 degrees in Chicago. The highest range of the week in Aiken ! lias been D2. ; wo: lid bi-glad l > hear iVc-m ;i >f Base One of the handsomest games of, ihc season was played yester day afternoon at tho Polo Ground, by the Aiken nine against the Gran- ■ Leville nine. After an interesting con*! test. Aiken won with odds of four to three. There were a large number of spectators, who enjoyed the game. The New Bank. >■ y, But , *. t IK* (lie The subscribers to the stock of the Aiken Comity Loan and rtavines Bank met at Mr Geo. W. Croft’s of fice on Wednesday afternoon, to or ganize. Mr. Croft presided, and Mr. J. E Muriav acted as secretary. Four Fifths, or $-19,CKK) of the capital k being present, the bank was organ ized with the following Board of Di rectors. Messrs. W. W. Y> oolsov, II. H. Hall, H. F. Wnrncke. M. 15. Burekhalter, Win. if. Hutson, J. W. \shhurst,Henry Hahn,Geo. W. Wil liams and C. li, Phini/.y, at a subse quent inceting of the Board, Mr. W. W. Woolsey was elected President; Wm. M. Hutson Viee President; and J. W. Ashhursf. Cashier- The Bank will commence business on 1st Sep tember. and occupy the building next East of the Post Olllce until the brick building that Mr. Chatfield is about to erect at the corner of Park A venue and I aureus Street is flub lied. We sincerely wish botli of the Ai ken banks every success that they ear* honorably obtain, and are satis fied they w ill lie of much service to the people of Aiken. man on (lie subject: A <ar!e < meat, sent from ( im iniudi to Al (icoreia. Costs fi •). aiui it is v. at $2.it-i0: a c:iii* a<l of n:el In ni Albany to Cincinnati, e- and it ia only valued at even these iigurts r’o m>t » x:>"t . diserimin:;tiou. In tin: ease of imdons, the sliipper a.'-uim - all th *. risk, and nays for loading ami unload ing i he <••- r.” This looko like “frying tho fi t” !'it of t he (!<?<:rgia Melon 1-row- r . t** 8tire;aml there Is imtldug left for ib 1:1 it seems hut l<> aii.tTnbni t!>.e I u-iu--- from whii-h tlu-y exi eetcri ' > mu in I'iiere is one eotnfuit : ng r- tketii-n to be derived from tin* -itualit.n, how ever, and Ibis tli ! ( iislit-itmn and Clironi'.'le. v/e stivip: .-'C, M ill 1 .a!.-- hasle to app*.oprinto. The < c -i ia iiielou-grouel * have lost a valnaole laisiness;ihc raiiroa Is, as the C /!-•!- tuti->u says, “have ;>oi !:ett- 1 ii<'t only all the profiis, but ill - etiBn valt’.e . f the melon er«*;i this year:” an<lih--ia‘ will probably be “no un ion era;, 1 appropriate n.-xt year and t!: : But ills not all loss. ihe rail taiif! » .*i Get rgia melons will pr< s :uu! pr'.-*‘! Ve iu-,:-!*:!.-.. laid th* :r -.P o:.*-- cud o-it ou the .■ .» -. < ?: tlte < urb, mil lo a-.-: 1 ;•• b’g Irlahmaii wk j -h' e B Iri-iraiiut , awl tl lal.'btlv. Hi. :i tho iiw-n ■ • tho 1 : y hi ■ - •: t-n: .!.»••. ;* . r ti: -.- .! ioio c 2 * nafii'. Tia? A trnrk <\; itig to 1 u • n : a : . ... : prr-/.-: * y ..> ntia ! of habit; theta wm ; long a vaeaiiou i : F-ca-'j col!,,:.:, ratteu i h: r.-.i-'/t* nu Ifi tea :h ■ .... -- • V. IU. cf “tuo Leach," aud .-’lions of piiblio and ■ ■ ? .2 - to ohnugo tor ueriy algio: t as a’.cv; -a poslllon. There is a very clia.niiing young lady on rtt Anthony Iliil whom I should like very much to malic my iviie, and I know she feels as I do; but f am not able yet to support a wife, sc I have never said a word to the young lady’s parents. Well, the other evening she and I took a stroll. It was about half past nine when v/e returned to the house, so I did not go in. We stood chatting for a few moments and ] lighted <1 cigarette. When she v/eni into the hou>e, I, of course, kissed hoi Now is the time subseriuthms. to send lu your uoii|>pji The stock of Dry Goods.in (he store next to Dis*. Wyman’s office \\ ill be ( loser} our tit and below cost prieesTor | cash. 8ale will continue for 20 days only. Every tiling wui ue sold as i <.'•»* I uni going oiiw the dry goods busi- ne- C. X. Hi.'XDKl.S-.'N'. Bm-Stien’s Arnu-a jsstve. The bt .-t salve iu the World fin Cut;-., | Brni.«e-, .'-oivs, Ulcers, rtalt Ram-in, i •res, Tetter, ( ha *1 A . - 1 1 m : \;c +' •m ,r*d. til Cl*' ii.Aih ii otner. u VYOIO \).‘- r stau a . - IB. 1 !.e as pn tor '■ \..i, , i.-Avl iLo iu i: .'V-i’y t *10 CC*Cu}‘oll : iuA Oi t ti-6 iv ’ it v: • i multi: ul- s of ’ g hi v .. > uw*.- ! l uti sur: .' 011 1 - -.- , er . : 1 p ■■ : ., :- ’ 1 by 1 ifi ' ltd-- i n: If th! '■ :’• he Eat fit.y. it ua.y a : . vi . ia a grit ait fmaish suiiie a*n fiOOu night V.'ell, without giving it 0 j (Tiil-dai'H, C.*rn, end alt skip Krup- j thought u’.e v/enc in, bade her mothei 1 ibin u am! posit’v*-ly eur«*s Pi 1 s, <>- | - jo 1 night, and kissed her also. The- j !' av r " e 11 . is gmtraiu.*cd to 1 .*.u ..uy i.nino.oule.y ceiecrod tae otlos j,.. c 1. price 25 cents per box. For! of the oi uivtte on her daughter’s lips by \fi.pfiitf. ‘ r/id questhiueu her about it. The pool j _ * — . ]r-Q that i! Fredic-iif .•>* archil ills oei-ui in tin gi cit to i. •!:ieli cause burns, eur.*. hissed her or that she smoked a cigar-[ 1 . ahls ; . :Mi b ,. uist . rt; iut . t stte. V.'iien the young lady told me i cases Dr. J. H. aijout it I had not the courage to ask Vi b anic Oil fjinip'ent ' 3 I her what course she chose. Now von 1 , . ssa,, *v v<1 " rs 1 tho . G; . -fi t . iO { . . _ _ _ _ * 1. i v< 11 ? f . c*S or -* y in .such McLean . 1 Ii'!»• fVr eoii.stant IVc '7 lOlY j III. e*! < CA . U 3.- , ut it ; hisow why cigarettes and I will b>; wHO t ! 13&0U ! •- -‘A-t •- W-* •V" n % ".K JX** { fiivoiite inm ilv. DYE3 ytkiz*. Tli y will djo sverytiling. They ore *old ovor*-- where. rrit-elOc. a inu kaje* Xliey liuve iioi-au*l for Stror.gMi, lirightnass, Amount in Vacfia - j or for l':.Et!Has of Color, or uon-luiliug Qaalitr-i*. They do nut crock or unnt; <0 coicrj. For bblo by Dr. W. H. Harbers, Druggist, AIKEN, 8. C. H enderson iTTmidnek ^ PETTY. DRY GOODS , NOTIONS, CARPETS, SHOES, CLOTHING AND GROCERIFS. Agents for Old Staten Island Dyeing Establishment ami Butterick’s Patterns. T HE Ladies will do well to come and see our Large Sjtoek of Dry fb-ods, Notions, &<*., before j-.urciuioing elsewhere. Ilou-ekeepeis will consult theirinter- cots by ijuy’ng tl.eir table ttcl- leaeics from ns, ns we have a great variety of the best goods at the love.-t possible prices. ly.rflfjpv./rni f’QFfhpr % PpIjiT AlUdiJ.ul L*UaI U ui UHji Ow iuwlj* .LAU»i:y>S ST., AIKHN\ H. C 1 A iitiKirable and Comfort- a')] e 11 ertiden ec for Sale. THE LARGEST AND STOXGEST Company iu the World, SINCE 1884IT HAS PAID TO ITS Members $230,000.000—of whioh li71,900,000 have been paid iu Dividends. All PoMfis Kon Forfeitalile SlgTA majorify of the leading busi ness men of Aiken arc members of tliis Company. F<>r Policies apply to HUTSON & CO., Agents, Allan, S. 0. FOMONS^fijlfriiiaSERiES. P0M0XA, N. C. Two and a Jialf miles west of Greensboro. N. C. The main lino of the R. A P. B. R. passes through .the grounds and within 100 feet of the |jg| office. Salem trains make regular stops twice daily each way. Those interested in Fruit and Fault Grow ing are cordially invited to inspect this, the largest nursery iu tlie State, anct one oi the largest iu the South. Stock consists of APPLES, PEACH, PEAR, CHERRY, PLUMS. JAPANESE PERSIMMONS, APRICOTS, NECTKINE, MULBERRIES, QUINCE, GRAPE, FIGS. RASPBERRIES, GOOSEBERRIES, CURRANTS, PIE PLANTS, ENGLISH WALNUTS. PECANS, CHESTNUTS, STRAWBERRIES, ROSES, EVERGREENS. SHADE TREES, &e. All the new and rare varieties as well us the old ones, which my new catalogue for 1838 will show. Give your order to my authorized agent, or order direct from the nursery. CSrCorrespondence solicitod_ffP3 Inscriptive Catalogue free to all ap plicants. Address, J. Van Lmdsley, POHOHA, Guilford County, It. C- Reliable Salesmen Wanted in every County. A good paying commission will bo given. L. L. SOMMER, “Ala Richland Avenue, nnd Lauretta St. I am prepared to repair wateltes and ieweiry, with promptness and care, at moderate prices and guarantee satis faction. The cleaning of watclws a SPECIALTY. With a cowtluuous experience of ctfully six years I respectfully solicit a liberal share 0/ the ron a go of tlie Al county public. L. I> . SOMMER, Richland Avenue, and Laurei ' •> #• — — South Carolina Ponitentiary SHOES AND BOOTS -AT- in li; iV kYcl TJucl :.:s on 10 i rencii critic, - i . X. 1 A ( . : * ;: EeU’i : tllO Cl. inutu ai a duel. T:.Br weou.-.s L. : ..;■;/ c s > v..ac'i .-ru r/...- ; * to Lis advctXtaty a il-'- 7 bv Lbii for t!:o t. 1CCCCi .li o:L-. hg-* Alloys of Colvl. y of ftold nnd. }-I; tin:: r ; re . t * iiL.(‘*di** 1 1 . S i-ro i><< Ito n.o ti . .itor. A* 1 i L '.^ j s* c<:i 1 J 1 :vI ; . < t 1 I * ♦ 1 . a .1 \ A i. U. W . j2'=> * V. wn i ii. A V/t Dim iiotiicr wonderful discovery has rB'MJF. residence ot Mr. J. C. Hut- Another wonderful discovery has , _4_ son, next to ti.a A !il y House, been 1..:»<!*? and t ii *.t too by a h;*-y in i., ofleied lor sale at a low price. For tM-r county. Disease 1u.vteiied its ierm.* - upjdy to clutches ii’'**, b»>r fii: | for seven vears •)- if cor v I.i-.ii 1 jb iaciutt! ro! I. ro ~ <4 i-- C ! v* Liii i-rUiCi;;:;! •*♦ i.-:d tl: ' . . shov/o-l i.i.ms oi v.v:.-iac.j i \:u-> : . ! • clar-od tli-o van p:i »?icd p/.vly. *..' • a I pit a fivlufl/.i ii.'.* it.v.fifi r of iYbvro, with a ; awn. ext -c-dcd .... i ... ■ s in t ikon 01 : nciiiati 1 au<l i 1 *• rlf vanquished.—New Chi;..:... hia— <>: 2! •' X i a. ; i.- .an-o...t,. of cm o.i great 'ctua tlie (hhiu meioj’-grov. ( the home iitnikef to lb bereallci'. Tiitic is a tliaf. True the price of melons wil be iiiulu-r to the Ohio cou-uiners in .\. year, and they Will not leave neod inelous Ijt.-iilcs. But tha r tall deal ers will get the advantage of the high er pllccff., and will ll.lis !jc 1 naid '1 to < iiii*loy more clerks and porurs and draymen, al higher v. ages, < f t-onr- . e v/orhii g.'.na.i, r.iorcovir, tho* 1 1 Ax'-'lor’.anii in P/rhi br.s l._ I 1 **•: rorvlc: i: !..:3 ■ 1 ; :.. . a a f.—Ifi Oidbui - g*22oag wain .a. red plimg’n:' : race of a sir ex./. Ihc Lav. .e n a a.n, clot will will Hoard for White Teachers During the County Institute. Teachers attending tlie County In stitute can be accomodated with first- class board and large and airy com fortable rooms at the following low rates: Teachers remaining during the week board and room GO cents per day. Teachers remaining during only two or three days of the Institute, board and room 73 cents a day. ,' Accomodations first class in all res pects. Apply to Frank H. Cur iss, President Aiken lustitute.Aiken.rt.C. an ptiivhnso their supplies iu ( ;m-i:.nuti. thereby building up many important industries in the home muiket. Alto gether,it is plain that the deps 1 >- sion in tlie melon bufine-.s in Georgia will be much more than com; enxat al by ihe boom in the melon im.-iiie- : in the Buckeye State, and our two pro tection contemporaries should he de lighted with the result instead di vvy ing over it. The Georgia farmers may not I ke it so well, peril ays. but they don’t tm-kr- stand the-e tiii;jg.s;ai:d, I -ides, their interests are not to be considered for a momen t.—News and Courier. I. •; . i.l .*• it ia to Lo r ...-. i/"'vs L"..*.•: at* i ; phyd -.1 .. .. tv,. !:* / of il .: anplia I f *r ex-xai.: . ii.<* da.-.. fot*!. i—s > it B - . in their : t ! Ulld SU'vXg ta- exiuaiimiou 1 fault of the;.- >.h entirely to tlie . . howling news;- ■; -.. *»!!c :hoi>!s l that No*. 1 i■ <1 l'i rt‘i i LV tJ • * h - i c-i! ■;r*tYi* > 'T . ry ;• -.rrr.c. t :iO t e • . 1 \ h.- ... ' LI.I O.n. :h--: of rxo mein have hud tin tulvz.n- u a: d social ] '• him, but •tr.ko t tv misf'cr.aw .> *.? il - .* ijiii i \vi i.hr I ■ >od ts severe.-t tes’s, but! Viiai ol-j,.**US Wi-iC lino, rnd i ! d*.ath sci ni<2<I imud': nt. B >r ti.rc'i* mnntl. < sl.c* eoiinhed in. <-.* xintly ; nnd <'<x.! , d m t sleep, rtfle h.night off us a l-ottte *d' I”'. King’s New Di.s-• W. M. HU i rtON, At tho Aiken Bank. April Gtli, 188 ;—tf nn.-.amption ui '.d Oil lUalllg' • i ii i.i-d * a.;.; •V xn ■ I was so ii-.'.-it dose ..id: oiu* mirrculoi: ly cured,, is aDs. Lmher Lutz.” .V. C. diamrick ot Co., of ('. ht a free trial bottle •’fix drug to. o. fin an i -ui.is. i i *• - *. * 1 r. I ♦ * • t ti’ i i i r. nmde. 'vea leiief ii, ■ x • ix !•'/!!it-s A. P. FORD, Insurance ami KerJ Estate A Lent, LAURENrt BTRI-IKT, AIKEN, S. C. —jir.i’ntvSDN’TS— Tlie M.-bii*- lii^iirar.'-e C >.. <»f Mobile, 'ib- llibvriii.: f:. u.-.ni < n.. of Ne,/ Or- rt.-.'athv-rn lii.-un.nce Co., of Nov Or- Tl:.» Travr-ilers’ T.ife and Acr-i tr-ntTnsur- t < r.ud - . ;. j x.i a::.* v. a-- eur-.-ii <*! ; iiim.I'.*!.» e ad .M r. ” 'ira.iam i Lai -- <trj r<* f * * -30 licliw file, < >iiio, : * l st inn g luediei!!** 1 ! :!VC ;•“:* ;• linnC it: a.;. 2’’• v*-.*i:j’ < :;pe;-**n<*r', 1 J • am e o., of ilara'o. d. Six- ii'' and reb.-:Vi* ear*:panics. I.o 'cs O'ljU'ti -1 an<t |-ai<! • •■<)in*itl\. lit il estate boiiglti. and fobi. Houses ruled. ian25tf ’’.ard tan 1.-:. s axx: worx I urn to!J that excellent im skintci, I*.ut i l e- icuti 21. d artis-.g and one ..Ol (<t . : ...ti 1 !. M" - . 4 - (' many of the rui-.-nts oi * • . «.- - . tliffliselves ceteriorated by v/. r fix .. : , doors at mecl.anie.ii or sedeatrry o•• x. j tion. and by living iu narrower a:-;*: ;- meats with loss fresh air than they r. ox!.] hav-ihad in 1 h® coimtry. llavingl*' - I i strength themselves, their < ' y ai:-o have less. Wo must n it Llan.e cu.r schools for this. But v/e may biaiuc tliem becanso they do not pro*.ide the beat physical as well ns tho Lost mtcilec-und training.—llcruhi of Health. a; o -t the*.* 1 . ...ax. Nor- 12 11 n< •'t a'i::;i:!2joi- »: a*- tempted to that :ce ev i ;i\v 1 ( I iioctr fc J look upo; f-fi.d on-..- of tho tho no <1 O' .vo cf nr one spe..k. il only as so ximeb :irls to whom I n iu a diderent <: od 1.a tand h'l! of value to us only in f ay meat for our think’of it hers as u Co,am ADs, C 8;*!- m-s m?*i >'•! 27 ’i'eyehers. 41 Dm’.cr-Graduates Coiux-—general, ! socriul. <*i- p.*-.»fc.?<i*nial —for degrees | Anolher child killed by the use of i eei tijiciites. iii.rtrtiet ion given ^ oi iijies ai ven in th * form of .Soothing j Phoioy i-'pny. 'i nor- nip. Why nmtlu/rs give their chi!- f d.rc::-neii denddy poi-mi is surprising 1 \*i.c:i they cun relieve the chilli of its ; vs. ! geeuiiar t:'oni»les by Ufting Acker’s- il <!l i >ioo< I .3 1 ii i£..t> Kii.Di-Ii*. it:d v eiiiii .. 1 »- and The Best Suit of Summer Clothes; ever ollcred lor $2 00, at the Augusta ! Store. John B. Ileriot has just received a largo new stock oi crockery, glass ware and lamp fixtures. A Very neinarkablo Co-.r. Jenkrus—That cow of yours, neighbor, has a lovely voice, b it it lacks cultiva tion. Tho beast keeps 1.10 awoke »•!! nL Lt. Wllkyns—Sorry, old nan, but that cow Is a remarkable one. iSho remintia iiig, every tinio I hear her, of ouo of Shake speare's characters. Jenkyas—You're joking. Wilkyns—I’m not. That cow is a second Othello; she’s such a terrible Moo-er.—Pittsburg Bulietin. . . /UIi it. f they dfi 11 ok noon it fa ii-oncy, 0 t ‘urpted to fid their pockets fix--/ could not got out rf tho huiluiii. r with it. No perfect is the system of checks and balances in tho bureau of engraving and printing that .. pi- vo of blank paper, Eii-h as is ti..-; 1 to print securities on, could not bo taken without :ui*J I*1: * .’I * < * * :ie un i *»i ii! t ‘« » * 1 ■' hi ;;i ci» 1.Mi 1 if-raiog- I o*.biological Pbvst- rclilie.ll J I >| , n'rato TO RERiT. A very dcslmhle cottage on York .street near Park avenue. A L 8 O A Dwelling of nine rooms and good garden lot Koisha.v street. A L K O Two stores in Curve street at very iow rates. Aj*p y to H I. C. WOOD. : l annuli Departim ma -iiiTK-i n, Draiighri ig i;n;*s !.»r v.o* .1 w*jrx and iron \v<!!;. j-',.-. u'-ri nn.'iital farm. V del <'!-i*.^er «-nijnectt*d wilii 7\'iin*al rtehftol tor piactice in teaching. New I ntirmiiiy. Taitiou— 1> 10 P r rte-sfon. Other] We have Fees, .; id. 'iaiiie Boa-d, >10 to :*12 per - pens, ink. 1 * eont?tins no Opiuin or Morphine. 8oid by H. ii. JIail. Dm; Book Store. a nice line of whon! Ijooks. j i>aper and all kinds of bem-'erased inside of ten minutes, end if j month. Boom- fn-e of rent. Total ex-'stationery. Alsou niee iisic o*'novels, il were not found no one in t! / division peuse ineluding fuel, washing bo*>ks base ball*. Special attention is paid where it was lost would Lo tilowed to *k<‘.. about •; isO. | t‘> school supplies. tt!«l iifj'iU' 1 l> -oglit pass out of the building until it was dis- ; Tuiti-ii Fee remitted to 8t udciits : an*' si» ! d. All orders >*y nixii v* ill re- | covered and made safe again. Of course. ' certifying ilu ir inal.ifity to pay it. I eeive prompt attention, where such vigilance is exercised there is 1'or furtlser i'iforinnibin, u.u.Iy to j It, I., DUVAL, 1 no temptation to steaL—WaahingtonCor. i J. M. MciiRYDE, President ‘ P) Broad rttr. e«, Augx ta, G.i . Chicago Herald. .. rr^Ts 1. A \J I j. U AVING rveeivccia Commission from the .Secretary of Slate to t ike subscriptions to the capital stock of the Aiken Countv Loan and Sav ings Bank, notice is hereby given that Ihe books will be opened for subscrip tions at I»ail's Drug Store in Aiken, J uly 17til, 1888. G. W. CROFT. H. H. MALL, T. G OCOFT. Lon id •. i • . x-i .-!: r. . C. K. Menderson’s I AUUEXS Stkebt, - Aikrx, S. C, F SRSONS wishing a really supe rior article of Boots or Shoes for Men, Ladies or Childrens wear should call at C. K. Henderson’s, where they will find tiie best manufactured goods in tlie South, from tlie South Carolina Penitentiary Works of A. C. Dibert, of Columbia, S. C. A warranty is given witii every pair, and we defy any manufactory. North or South, to produce better stock or better work for tlie same price. Call at C. K. Hen derson’s and examine for yourselves. July 20, 1887—ly. D. F. McE’.vkx, J. E. Murray. i PKAT.KKS IN WATCHES, . CLOCKS, JKWELERY. STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS. LEGAL BLANKS A full line of all kinds of law blanks kept constantly on hand, which wb sell at publishers prices. LAURENS ST., - - AIKEN S C tb.SKil3UUl I FREH MTS. CONSTANTLY ON HAND. Western meat, for the Winterkcaa a specialty. Sausages will also kept on hand. Shop adjoining Warneke’s. F. E. SOMMER. DAUnr.NH ST.. Aiken, «. 1 OAJE^XX D. W. ^Gham COMMISSION MSB FRUIT AND .VFtifxt'A^ 8PK< lAl.YY. so. ft ' M A "V i ».*, 11*4. *4 •*<« '