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*1 fill! AKf llfflll An Artesian J.. jf* roil rii^xDt.N*', Tlu* snj^eof of an Arlesian well for I Alien lia* been agiiuiod off and on|lnr —: ' | the |»«sl four years. Heretofore it Ijas Editor. Ih-pii only eljRfrvescence. 'J’i»e ijub- Vor IniemluriT, amj Wartieus pROVEG CLEVELAND, fpft VICE KJJESI.OK.VT. ALLEN O. THLpMAY oopjr on* yfi»r, mini ift auvr »r, : : : : «00 IvaQte. : : ; : • i f»oe copy six month4. t : : X <*' ™'—i Copy tl»role tiionths, : : : Sh tie copies. :::::: ‘ v » rltlii Southern Coitividor ami JDixic Parmer, t:ii*h fn e^vance - - >2 00 Witq the >ew York Weekly Star - $1.75 ’ • XX AXES. Doe aqaare. first insertion, : $1 Oo 'Eacli subsequent insertion. So * Business and> other n of ires in local col- iiiun, IS cents per Hne. ' ' Obituaries ami TrrLutcs of Ucspcct, f l.po dee inch. s 4 f' Spatial contract* mw4e fyj- veurj^r, sejnt- aainahtt«r otjarterl.’ a*tVerfjseinmitj. fO Cqirt**^bx£!xs’W.—All commuima- idns tauetiy accompanied by the true lante and a9dre«s of tiic'irriior in ortler to rcetre attention. Ib-jected emuiiiuniea- ions will not be fetim»ed unless stumps for cturn tfOstS'K^are enejosed- ' |c-< t has been revived again mountain bri^g forjh a time? DEATH OF aBNERAD «f|F.HIl)A> Many Voter* of Jlie tojri; feolinjr Hie neeejisMy of jiuviu^ most t rust wort Isy ami representative merj in c-liarrg of the inuuieipul ffnvpriu’neijt b*‘^ Iravo Will t|»e | to nominate the fojjowiiji; aacitizens in whom all persons, pf every class place ‘ conrideuce. For Inlendaut, E. J. C. WOOD. For Waidens. WARM WAVES Are rolling in. You can't escape theni; but you can escape the steep* less nights, loss of appetite, and languid feeling that result from drain* jng the nervous force’ lyr muscular or mental exertion in sum.* i non sc , • r - - tlii? AfgUl!. ls88 THE StiUEEfcK fL\0«IN*0. On the flrat of tliia month it was (Uncovered that the l^cg}P{{ Riapufuc; Xlirere of ^ie country had entered Juto a cojnbinatmij, pr trust, t«* con trol this output aipl price of cotton gagging, and th^ pie prjee of t««» pound bnuff)fjg nt t|ie ipilla had advanced fcopt j tp ) 1 ^ cents per yard; V'liilp there had l»een l»o ad vance In fjifi price of All e raw material from whh’h the bagging ls made. The headquarters cfj Oils trujt are St Louis, where yearly onp.-half of the nroduci of F.nrted P»a‘V*. Now, let us s^e*>vii#t pit tins combi r nation means to the Houtli. The orodiict of all tlie mills is about riG,- DOO.OOO yards of liagging to cover a cotton crop of 7,000,000 bales. An advance of 4?.t cents on t|iis output is .>2,060.000—the additional hfiee, or 'tribute, that quy farnqeps wljl have to pay tills full uud winter, And let us come nearer home, to the farmers of r Aiken County. O^r Ipejil tax will be not less than about J0,00Q wfijcli our farmers must send on t ( o pt. Louie, JSvery farnier op tho Shaws Creuk of‘Cesplj Island who gathers job hales jfjf pottpn niust remit jribute. ^V|ier^ fh^y K l, B ht tl,elr bagging In Aiken af S cepls a yard last fall they will have to pay 12‘i cents now. r This 1 bagging business is a good pipe for the fanners to smoke, particu Jarly those who read the rl ii'/titta Chronicle, mid try to iipdersti^ud the itcneflts Uiey are told they derive from the protective tlifljf. This ItyUp squeeze demonstrates clparl/ tl‘° handsome .fijxfibftunitiea tliat tliis jariflT gives to (nainifaclurprs to yx- aetgreqt prpjlts at their pleasure. ’’Heretofore tjif price of bagging at the tuilla has been 7 pgpts per yard, at which price the mnnufaptnrprs have heen making good diyidcpd^. For eign bagging cap kp dnji'^red at pvir ports at abo^t j ^nte per yard, tjiere- fon? ^ ^yty of S cents was pr.f pp }t to discourage iniportajtipp apd prevent 'jti. At the opening of the_ General ^heridaxi died simdenly at Nonquitt, on Quudgy evening at 10o'clock. The immediate cause of his death was heart failure, hut he had been ill for a long Ijtne with ?fev- ral complications. CUP l». P. (.'HATFIELD, HtXRY HAHN. J. W. Ll'PO, ' * ** F. 11. HENDERSON, • hj. 1*. HENDERSON, L. W. TOWNSEND, Many voters. Farniors' Institute i The Act providing fqr hphiiiig insti tutes for the bepe^t of tlie farmers of the State yaa pile of the most heueli- cia| passed at tlie last meeting of the legislature ns it lias Cor its object tl.e improveinent of the farmers, by pjug- ing it in their power to inee: tp : j getlicr, and bear addresses fn*;p the j most capable agricii If prints. There is i much to l^e l^arpt by tlie most spe- cessfpl furpicr and such a farmer is always forepiost in desiring to meet others, and pfijapize agsoptytipus for eomnion g<»«,d. . At these jiiiptifutc^ tlie best rpei} of the Bj:atc are present, prepared to giye full accounts of their experience and observations, to other farmers, and suggest ideas that often arc quite new to their hparers. Thus far mosf sue- pcssfnl Ipififufes have beep held at Orangeburg and Laurens. One is going on at Spartanburg to-day ami others have been appointed for the 14th iqst at Darlpigtqn, uiu) the 21st at phester. The farmers oi Aiken County have never taken wisev action than that through their Club on !5ati}rday, ip which they V}',f)de arrangements to have an Institute held here, under tlie auspices of the State Hoard of Ag riculture. The exact date has not ypj, been flptermined, bpt it will probably be f.oward,s fhe end of October. An Institute wp{I attended by tlie furiners of the {Jpppty will pay them well in the large amount of useful in- fonnutioii they may obtain. FOll \vari>x:x. I beg to anpoune myself as acaudi- dj}le t**r Tdwp Wnrdgp },f the ap- proacliipg Muss Meeting h* make nopiinations for Inicmhiiit and War denu- If elected I will do the ut most in my power for the welfare of Aikep. Respectfully. C. H. I. CD EKE NS, 4 it. NOTICE. I HEREBY give notice tli;if any person found tresspassing on my property f«*r asiy purpose whatever, wifi be prosecuted to the full extent of tlie law. E D. HEIN EM ANN, Montpioreiiei »S. C. A ugpst 3rd—1}{88, THE PRESIDENT AT AUGUSTA. He the ignjbagging.in the country, apd no jiotwibiiUy pj getting qpy fipm ^hflig In time, our ^^imfgctuiefs l/jltfi fld : vantage of the condition and spring iheir trap. The Chronicle says that >lio tariff has nothing to do with the matter, but we would be glad to have it explain how such a combina tion Co.i}ld hp formed witlipxi^ the ajd qf’ihe tariff? if it were not for this duty of 3 cents per yard our farmers could obtain all the bagging they ‘wanted at nut aver 5 cents at tlie ports instead of having to pay 11 at the mills. Our fanners and laborers will find out at last that protection docs them no good, bj}|, ppjy puts jnprp !«ojjpy jp Ijifi ftjaiiuiactur.ers’ popkets ^iffl aflofcjslhpni facilities for extortion. ^VVithout a protective tariff the trusts anti monopolies that oppress our peo ple could not be possible. MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. .Our citizens have been occunijs) £>o much with cour.ty politics lately llii^t few have given much thought tp those of the t«» ji. 'J’hp ujijmai election for Ijjlf-daiit apd Wardens will soon be at nape},' and it behooves tliose wh o ‘are really interested in the welfare of ’Aiken to look around and decide upon tlie best men for the positions. It is axiomatic that the best men for these positions are tlie xupst Respectable and 'the most responsible citizens. Men who have much at stake, and who will administer the municipal affairs as they have administered their uni * judiciously. *Men who. having no association with any lawlessly inclined element,cannot have any pressure upon them to be lax in the enforcement of the ordi- n^npps. -Vikeu 1$ ^ °f considerable importance, of widely extqtided eele- jarlety and » place resorted fp by two or three thousand visitors every win der, and it is worth a great deal to us £0 have a municipal government that is composed of the most intelligent of pur citizens, so pie pf should be ‘versed in the law, others ip finance and all of wjioin should have enough ‘of their owii at stake to make them solicitous of the general welfare. We believe that such municipal officers can be obtained, and are satisfied jfhat they woi;Id bo worth a great . In anofiier column piay be found the regnUr announcement of an ex cellent ticket. It is composed of pien who have been identified with Aiken for ffiapy years, and whose personal interests are so large' and so 'dependent upon the prosperity'of'the *fo\vn that they inay be relfed upon to work laitiifqlly Ipr good j;bverument. J’t&ttE' PE THE need OF ax OTHF.ir UOTF.n It la estimated bv those who jiave looked elosely iji^tn the niattej, that last season fully oQO persons 'were ct 1- Ve'-dly, and Indirectly diverted from ‘Aiken by inability to obtain aecnmmo flatioufi at ouf cxeellefit Hithland is Formally Invited to YLsit Exposition this Fall. Washington', August 4.—Maj. Barnes the Representative in Con gress from tlie Augusta, Ci a .| district nceojhpaiiied’by l^eiiiffors Brown and Colquitt’, and the two .South Carolina Senators, Hampton and Butler, called on the President yesterday aiid ex tended an invitation to him and Mrs'., Cleveland and the members of his Cabinet and their families Ip visit Augusta during the exposition to be heldllieretliisl^l. The President, in reply, cordially thanked the delegation for the invita tion extended to him, but said that in the present state of public business, Congress being still in session, it was impossible for him at present either to accept or deplijie fhe invitation. He would, howeyer, tff|;e thfi' matter under udviseipent,'ajid >ypqId subse quently inform the delegation' of his decision. Maj.‘Barnes expects to receive a definite answer in about ten days. If the President visits Augusta, as it is prqbuhje he will, it would he a great pleasure fo opr citizens to have him visit Aiken, and active men-mres iflldQVir'ljoTjVlipiii >, aiim "tfey uo iff: KERIPUjs XtAILltOAI> ACCTDKXT. . . . . . . The Down I’asseiiger on the C., C. & A. Derniled.--Several People Hurt, to the Augusta Chronicle. Cpi.j’i in a, S. C., August 5—A se rious accident occurred to tlio south- hound passenger train oh the Char lotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail road Sunday afternoon, five miles north ot Rock Hill. An obstruction was placed on the track, which Ifirew tlie whole train off', consisting of sleeper, mail and exiirgss 1 ,' smoking and first class cars.The entire train was badly dpipofished." No pussen- gers were Injured. Tlie train has running tji{ity-fiye miles ah }|pur, and the obstruction was placed at a pojiifwlieVe liiete is a shafp curve in the road.' The following are the cas- ualities: Engineer Alexander, only slightly hurt; Fireman Parks, ootli thiglif.’hroken; Mail Agent Brough ton, arm fractured and cut over eye; Dave Rnchette, colored, Pullman car porter, slightly injured; Tliams Cobb, baggage master, right thigh broken; badly orghton at tended to. Alexander and others in jured were brought to Columbia. The accident occurred at 2:15 this afternoon. Tlie engine and three cars were totally wrecked, but the sleeper remained on the track, only the front trucks being knocked oil. The obstructions on the track were a piece of iron fastened on each rail. UNEQUALED. For Infants, Children and Invalids. BETHLEHEM OAT FOOD- OATftiEAL HAS AX EXVIABLE UEPbTAVION. Recommended by the entire medical pro fession. Sold hv all dru-rgists and groee.-s. & SONS, urers, Phila. *1*1 i-'**.'* «*» ' FitAXCIS.IOltl>AN M.'iiiufaetur PIJATIQN, By John T. Gaston, Esq., Probate Judge. W HEREAS Ella Randall hath made *uit to me to grant her Letters of Administration of the es- ialpajijj effects (>f J. Jenkins Randall, deceased. These are. therefore, to ciie ai.d ad monish ail and singular Hip kipdred and creditors of the said J. Jenkins Randall deceased,that they be and ap pear before me, in the Court of Pro bate, to be held at Aiken, C. H., on the IGth day of August, 1888, after publication hereof, at 12 o’clock in the noon, to show cause why the said administration should not be granted. Given undpr aiy bapd this 1st day of August, 'in the year of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and pigmy-eight. [Seae. ] JOHN T. GASTON, Probate Judge, Ai};cn Cp., C. August 1st, 1888.—2V. TRADE MASK PURE TEA 3 IRjnk this tea only* Grade Lear. picked fr It is the IIiohest oin the best’ plantu • luranteed absolutoly pare ami Dftitipns’pr . h tioni and w free from adiilDVVtj^ns pr eelpriiig matter. The Packages are hcVmcticalVy sealed and warranted full weight. The <nia|ity never varies. It is more economical in use than the lower grades. Orient it & Occidental TeaC.».,T/t'd., Head OXIice, Ji5 Hurling Ship New York. For sale bv all Grocers. Spilth Caroiiiii Hail way. JuilQ 2-«(;li, 1888 Commencing G.20 a m ttaiiis Saste/n linie* at oonq will rqn as follows by MAIN LINE—WESTWARD DAILY. Lfiave (’harlcston— G.20 a. m., • Lcayp ^iken— ‘IjfcTa. m, Arrive Augqsia— 11.38 a. lit. p. m. ip.lG p. m. 11.30 p. pi. MAIN LINE—EASTWARD DAILY. Tlie lot end ant's Sain ty Versus An ’ pi-opriatton fur the Packs, Mr. Editor: I was glad to note in the columns of the Journal and J'e- vicic an editorial suggesting a return to the old plan of not paying the In- tendant a salary. While I believe the public is not desirous of having one serve them without remuneration, there are many who have never seen any authority in the charter .or the approprinfiwii W a t:alary to the In- tendant, as‘h is office'is, cr should be, oneoCfinili }icihfir' that' any piiblic spirited caiizen wouh}' be iyillinij to hold’if for at least a’yea»* ' Apa as the salary ton small to rexr>uuerixte a competent man to devote lus’Tinie to the office, why not niak^ itpntireli’ one of honor and apply the niouey appropriated to keeping up the sys tem of parks how existing and wbrqh look as it they will be completely ruined for want of attention? Our town should not he stingy, but in' tlie race of improvement it must be care ful to use its funds where they will do the most good and as our hanks find no difficulty in securinggood business men on their directory without pay, why should the town'whcu a careful administration of affairs is so neces sary to fhe prosperity of all? IMPUOVEM ENT. Leave Augusta— 8.15 a. m, Leave A ikon— 0.0'.: a. 4.40 p. m, — m. 5.35 p. m, Arri\v C(;; t i-4 V -ston— 12.37 a. in, 9.45 p. m, TO AND FROM CO LEMMA—Daily. Leave Augusta .. 8.15 a m Leave Aiken 9.0G a m Due Columbia... 0.05 a m west—Daily. Leave C<duuibia. 7.00 a m Due Aiken!, lv>.54 a m Due Augusta.11.38 a m 4.40 p m 5.35 j) ni 0.45 p in 5.33 p m 10.4G p in 11.30 p n*. TO AND FROM CAMDEN DIVISION, * * i t • • * « * DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.—EAST. BHp'OTIXG Af A XKGRO. A XniTowFseap«* Midway, 8. C., August 2.—A very narrow escape was made last night by a negro named Andrew J. Bennett, the same piie that a row and shot another negro'on Sunday, June 3d, in front of a colored Baptist Church* He was sitting on a fail road platform at a quarter past nine o'clock directly after the night passenger train went by, when the report of a gun wae beard, and this negro, Ben nett, wk« shot in Hie arm and shoul der by some one that stood in a box car in the switch or turnout, and who made hie escape without any one hav- theing least idea of his identity. Leave Augusta Leave Aiken Arrive Camden Arrive Lancaster WEST. Jjeave Lancaster Leave Camden Arrive Aiken Arrive Augusta 8 15 a m 9 00 a m 5 53 p in T 25 p m .. 3 00 p m .. 4 30 p m .10 4G p m .. 11 30 p m pier’s torrid days. The Compound, that great strengthen the nervous pgainst the attack? of preparation is a medj Scientific combination of benefit to body and brain.' and has brought new life weakened nerves were the jespecially valuable at this ?o liable to sunstroke, a fatal. Paine’s Celery health, almost entirely te f. use of Paine’s Celery nerve tonic, will at once system, and fortify it summer debility. This cine—pot a drink. It is a the l>est tonics, giving lasting It cures all nervous diseases, and health to thousands whose cause of their many ills. It i? season, when feeble persons arc disease which is nearly always r Compound, by restoring ]>erfect piovcs the liability to this dread AIKEN INSTITUTE, THE LEADINS INSTRUMENTS And Sewing Machines ™ disease. If you feel the effects P.f summer’s heat, ycu can’t afford to delay another day before gaining the vitality only obtained by the use of this great medicine. £<4d ly Druggists. $1.00. Six for $5.00. Send for cijrht-fepe paper, wl;h many testimonials. WELLS. RICHARDSON 6. CO. BURLINGTON, VT. Machinist 'Work *v. - v. . Eitber in pr n f it of Shop, with "nod tools arid Men. Boiler, Tank, Stack and Tube and Sheet I,•op \Vprk, Blacksn}i}}i Work, Ifpii and Brass Foundry Work, Gin Woijc, Material and K?pair§ fpr above. All Orders promptly attended to. ^ 4 * GEORGE 11. LOMB ARD & GO., New Slifip above Passenger Depot. UFAGTURING GO., MANUFACTURERS OF- Doors, Sasl, Bliois, Monldiap, Balosters, Braciels, SHINGLES AND LATH. Bills of Yellow Pine Lumber Cut to Order. CATALOGUE AND PRICE LLST SENT ON APPLICATION. RAW. SKINOLK AND I’LAININC MILLS, FACTORY AND YARD, On Wcigldsvilie niui Tciiuiile Ritilroad at 508 to 524 Calhoun Street, HARJlisuN, G'i; • ’ ’ AUGPSTA.CA. GIN RIBS! GIN RIBS! I ll AVE secured Pattern? ami propose to lucniiir RIBS for all makes o Gins at reasonable prices. CASTINGS of all kinds in Iron ami Brass at short notice. Special attention given to Repairs. Satisfaction guaranteed! Nos. G15, 017 and GIO^Kollogk St., - - AUGUSTA, GA. CHAS. F. LOMBARD, Proprietor., M. W, PENDLETON, Sup’t. IB 1 . -WJAIR-IIxriEIKIIEJ, | BAKEli A«p CON’FECTIONi: ’•anw DEALER lit DRY GOODS, SHOES AND NOTION g, A Large Stopk of CJrqceries bppt C’onytap}Iy qn hand and sold af _ R0(J^ BOTTOM PBICJ^ Tol*r,CCp and Cigars iq Great v T ariety, Toy?. Fife Works, ete., always in Stod:. H. F. ffARNEKE. . Laurens St. and Park Give. AIKEN. S. 0 Jas. L. Quinby. II. P. Cook. The Largest Store in Cranitevilie. 4» c^Txiusnpir oook 7 —^DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE, GRANITEVILLE. SO. CA. We take pleasure in informing our friends and customers both in Aiken and Edgefield counties that we have now on band the choicest and largest stock of Pry Goods, pipflppg. Shoes apq Notipn? pver brought to Gran itevillc, ivhich we qre seiling at very low prices for Cash. Our Stock of Groceries Embraces an immense supply of both heavy and fancy groceries we will sell as v,'E are accustomed, at prices that defy competition. UiSP’Otir wagon yard is free to all our customers and prp,y;ded with stalls and other conveniences QUIN BY & COOK. ; G UAN ITE VII.LK, S. C. AIKEN AND AUGUSTA SPECIAL Daily except Sunday. Leave Aiken 8.12 a. m. 4.00 p. m. Arrive Augusta.9.1Q a. up 4.4u. p. in. Leave Augusta .2.05 p. hi. 0.50 p. ui. .\rnye Aiken.. .2.55 p. in. 7.4u p. in. Connections.—Connections made at Augusta with Georgia Railroad to and from fill points West, at Biack- ville with BavtiVvell Rail road, at Preg- nail’swlth Eulaiyyilie Railroad, and Columbia for Asheville,* Hot Springs and beyond, and points on the C. & G. R. K. ‘ Connections made at Charleston with roads north and south; also with steamers for New York and Florida. Through tickets can lie purchased and baggage checked to all poiutgj North, South and West, and informa tion given by Mrs. I. B. North. Ticket Agent, Aiken, S. C. D. C. ALLEN, Gen. Pas and Ticket Agent. John B. Reck, General Manager. MqGAHAN, BROWN & EVANS, -JOBBERS OF- DRY GOODS, NOTIONS ! BOOTS, SHOES and CLOTHING, No8*22Q, 22S & 230 MEETING STREET. - - - - CHARLESTON. S. C SIBERIA OTT, ARCHITECT, tame and Real Estate Apat AIKEN, S. C. C. WULBERN & CO., WHOLESALE GROCERS. t’WiBR AND CAJtOLIXA RICE A SPECIALTY. ■» AIKEN, S. C7. FRANK H f CURTISS, President. D ESIGNED for thclnghereduca- tion of yqnng ladies ajid youi g g’entlrmen. Course of study thorough and exhaustive, covering a pfirhHi ot, eight ypars exclusive of collegiate poprse of fjurye.irs. Eacli department complete in itself—Primary, filter- mediate, Grarpniar, Preparatory Aea- demi/. Agadhinipmud Collegiate, KATES OF TUITION. Pkr Month. Primary $1 50 Intermediate 2 50 Grammar 3 00 Prep. Academic,) « -v, Academic, f ’ 00 Collegiate German and French, earl,. Instrumental Music Special Drawing Lessons.. 1150 Painting, Oil, Water Color, Chi na, Lustra J an I-or unv desired mtormation con cern ing catalogues, rates of board, or any other matters connected with the Institute address the President. A limited number of students de siring hoard may tind a pleasant home in tlie familv of the President. FRANK H. CURTISS, Feb. }, 1887.-17' President. AT THOMAS & BARTON’S. THE BEST GOODS FROM THE LARGEST FACTORIES. f,AIL3£ST FRODITTIO.XS ! CiUEATEST CAPITAL ! GREATEST RE PLY AT ION j 1PXJl.3<TO& 1 FROM STEINWAY, KNABE, EgTEY. FISHER, DEOiiER BROS., IYKRS A POND, EVERETT, BEHNIXG STUYYKSANT FACTORIES. l oo A xn T horough made clothing has grown more and more in de mand for the pa?t few years. Cus tomers are not sgfisfied njefely with tlie looks and general outward appear ance of a garment, hut want goods completely made, well trimmed and the fubricaistrong and satisfactory as to durability of coloi?. The Clothier who dpe? nqt give to the customer all these requirements in the garments he sells him, is not supported by the thoughtful buyer, and cannot expect an increasing Imsi- ne*s, as the one who is selling eloih- ing for tlie purpose of giving satisfac tion, and who in return does not have to make a new customer for every sale, hut finds Ids old customers re- turn|i]g froiji fjeasqu to season for their'ii’gn'ts, I have inaugurated a system of sup plying m^’ pauons with a class of goods peyer attempted before. In se curing goods of such high standard it adds to the cost of production. I am satisfied that the customers will be benefitted In securing this class of garments. I shall continue to supply my customers with all the novelties of foreign and domestic fabrics, and in style of cut and finish of make as good as can be manufactured to be put upqn {})e counters of any first class clothing lipiisg throughout the country. The stock I have purchased for the Spiiug is fhe largest in assortment, styles and make I have ever carried; the patterns are so varied, qiul in or der to secure a perfect line It requires a large selection of garments to get them. My line of Drap D’Ete is complete in Backs, Cutaways. Prince Alberts and clerical cuts for the ministry. vriucii fob rsT FROM KSTEY, STORY A CLARK & KIMBALL FOR CHAPEL <& PARLOR. ALL KINDS OF MFSICAL INSTRUMENTS KEPT IN STOCK.< Sewing Machines the Domestic and Net Borne, hoh^bss running, durability, aqd perfect sets of attachments are' unrivalled on tj market to-day. *v, , £^“AGENTH for Domestic Patlppn?, Needles, Oil, and attachments for Machines. Orders by mail lia/e our prompt and personal attention. ESTSpecial attention given to Tuning and Repairing. ^ _ TIKIOIMI.A.S Sz T* /Y~R.n- | o~Kr] O'.-l mio.ui STHKl.T. - . - - . _ AUGUSTA, oJ DALY & ARMSTRONG J 822 Broad Strict, Augusta, Ca. Confident of a large increase of trade this Ppring and Hummer, we iiavpj provided the best, most complete and thoroughly assorted stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, and NOVELTIES ever brought South. It Includes all the latest novelties, everything fashionable and desir able produced at home or abroad, and the best rejected lines pf medium and low priced useful, substantial goods—tlie very latest Ayles—ever offered in Georgia <T Carolina. We carry J“» goods for the purpose of quoting }<>w prices In advertisements—no iroHli- Jess trash— but we earnestly in-I yite comparison, and we give an absolute, Iffiqunlifieri guarantee Oh gpr-ds and prices against every • house and market in the United States. Samples sent ou apniicatiMii. In u-riting fur samples, specify as exhclly as possible the kind of goods desired, and in ordering goods state if something else may he substituted in case the precise article ordered is not in stock. & AIMISTROAG. The Boys and Cl lilt] ren’s Department. Is full of uovcRies in Children’s Knee Pants Suits, as ^ypll as a large assort ment for boys in Long Raufs. All the sizes can be obtained here in this department. My line of Gents’ Furnishing Goods, Neck Weqr, Hats, Trunks, Valises and Tourists’ Rags is now complete, amt van offer y<fa SfffgyHis wni£li wilP be appreciated if you need anything in this line: Gents’ Fine Shoes. This department has been very im portant apd attractive to gentlemen who appreciate p fine shoe that will be comfortable to liis feet and give perfect satisfaction in wear. In tins stock you will find shoes of all grades and slyles. The Bannister shoe is my fine shoe and has given better satis faction than any shoe in the city for fine shoes. Respectfully, 9 BbP . Coin Libia, S. C, C, Bart Go. Importers and Wholesale Dcah rs in Foreign Domestic Fruit?, Apples, Orangt'S, Viananas, (’ocoanuts, Lemony, Peanuts, Pipe Apples, 1’otatocs, Gqiops, Cabbage we. 55, 57, 5fijMl»,vkelSt. Charleston S. C, J. A. WRIGHT, ROQTXflWD^SiiOE^HflKEfj RICHLAND AVENDE. Journal and Reveiw's old fjjfice, one door from Laurens Street. BEST MATERIAL USED, PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES, TERMS TO SUIT MY PATONS. isrinn^r FURNITURE HOUSE, 808 BR0AJ) ST, TURLEY’S OLD STAND I have opened a beautiful stock of Furniture at the above stand, and U will be to the advantage of all contemplating the purchase of anything in my line to call early ami inspect a NEW AND FRESH STOCK at prices lower than ever offered before. . W. DUNN, 80S BROAD STREET AUGUSTA. GA. FACTS WORTH KNOWING a * * <3-0 QTD'STIEJYIR. Yqu pan puryhwtlie ontyTTOA^ UAK'f fUade lliaiwdl not annovyou with a sore buck horse, and are tlie easiest of access, without horse motion heap and reliable. Any ordinary buggy hauncss adapted fo their use. ' WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THE NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING COMPANY’S STANDARD RUBBER BELTING. The best made, and carry in stock all sizes, 2 to 14 inches. Also, Pure Oak Leather lilting "luranteed to be As Good As Can Be Made. Ta»>ned and Raw Hide Lace Lent tier, superior in quality (rppoin mends itself.) AU«, a full lino of MANILLA ROPE, all sizes. “ ‘ " Machine Oil, Rivets and Belt Hooks at Lowest Prices, JUST RECEIVED—Seventy-five Double Barrel Shot Guns, of improved patterns and best makes of Muzzle and Breeph Loaders. One carload of Shot* 20,OQO Shell?; Gun Implements, Wads, Powder, «fce., which we will run off at Lo\y Prices. Also in stock the most complete line of Hardware, Carpen ters’Tools, Blacksmiths’ Tools, Bellows, Anvils, Wees, Old Dominion Nails' Spikes, Locks, Hings, &c., which, hav ing &>un bought at lowest cash prices before the advances, enable us to nilef them at STRICT BARGAINS. In addition to the above, we will offer 'for the next sixty days to close out consignments, at Greatly Reduced Prices: (>5 Open uud'rop liuggies 15 Ton Pluetons and Pouey Phtetons, 19 Extended Top Cabriolettes and >Surrys t a Onc-Horso Wagons. 57 Two,Three and Four Horse Wagons. 150 assorted Saddles. I.adies’ and Men’s. Tw«> h»ts of Second-Hand Mcliellaii Saddles Stirrups Leathers. Girths, Bridles, &o., at prices never hq fore offered. . You can afford to thro\y a vyay your old Harness and buy nearly he prices these goods will he sold for. Lnqfc qut for BARGAINS for the NEXT SIXTY DAYS at GOODYEAR & GO’S fSuccessor to R. H- MAY & CO.) AUGUSTA. GA., opposite (4gorgia Railroad Bank. At the Old Stand, 704 Broad t„ m . i i r i 4.ugusta Ga. PAINLESS CHILDBIRTH Rh)\\ ?SXX)MCLlSHKO. fr.TT.ry lady rliould know. P bendjitniup. HAKEU Ul 'i. 1!X .'Jiiffnln.N.Y. ERSIAN 3LOOM, Best CcBplexha Bean- tifior. Ski a Cure and HInn.ifh Kradicator kUOWD-. Sand ttump (or trial pttckttuu. Addre-j :.d ubo?e. L. P. PADGETT, Has Captured this County WITH HIS IMMENSE BARGAINS IN P ARF O R F ITKN I T URE> bed room furnitue. Chairs, Softis, Tables, Lounges, Cooking Stoves, Cffis pets, Rugs, Mats, Lace Curtains, Cornice Poles, Window Shades, Pictures, V 171 AND 173 EAST BAY (CHARLESTON, S. C, ROSE JELLY. T/ic Ifcalitif/ Marvel of the Xinr- iccnih Cent urn. Is a bona fide article of real merit that will do all we claim for it and has already proved a f.-.U *si»f/ fo thoiwand* Rose Jelly is a wonderfully popular remedy, is invaluable for all cutan eous affections, also Toothache,Head ache, Earache, Sore Throat, Stings, Bites, Burns. Chillblains, Corns, Etc., ami wliereever introduced is bound to crowd out Glycerine, Vaseline. Io dine and all Pomades, Enamels, Cos- j metics, Lotions, Ointments, Salves, Plasters and Linaments. It supplies their place, does the work better, heals quicker and more thoroughly; is ss pure, clear, sweet and fragrant as to be preferred to all unpleasant and malodorous remedies. For external application it is par excellency. Rose Jelly is for sale at retail for 5, IQ and 25 cents per box, at our agencies in Graniteville,Langley, Trenton, Montmorenei, Hamburg, Longmires, Grahams.Robbins, Black- ville, Edgefield, White Pond, Parks- ville, Etheridge and elsewhere. Wholesale by the ROSE JELLY! COMPANY. 041 BROAD 8TEET, Augusta. Ga Agents wanted in ail unoccupied territory in the South Dr. W. H. MAIN 8TREE AND- Everything Needed About the House CA^Largc Illustrated Catalogue Free la those who Need Furniture. 1110, 1112, 1114, mo, and 1118 Droad Street, -ATTO-TTSTA., GhA.. FACTORY HARRISON STREET. TZEEiHl HI.ARTIEST! We again return thanks to onr Friends and Patrons for their favor*, and hope for a continuance, as it will always bo our aim to keep onr. Customer’s interest well in sight and care (of fheir wants. Lovers of GOOD RELIABLE GOODS are well acquainted with wdiat is kept by ns in stock, and we always ap-. prise our customers of the merits or demerits of an article, which all spi; preciate. Onr Grocery Stock, on the corner, U well composed, and, aside, we carry , Crockery, Glass and Wooden ware, Confectioneries and Fruits. Remem ber our store, corner of Park Avenue and Fairfield Street. Harbers, Druggist, KET, AIKEN, 8, C. H. Busch & Co CORNER PARK AV, & FAIRFIELD