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■Jfr* ■'4L ^ „ % ■ i i^a * Xg&FjC* m r «•> -’ . ■ W?«;V L TT . ? Hie i Recorder. [§ my^ * - •Vi /»' mbtt; ic Newspaper, 'BRV THUK^HAY IJlJ IttrHVR P. FORD. BREVITIES »'tS Vegetable .pills. That Hpr«r ■* TIif;n»r>AY. JULY 19th. 190G. tOTTON V A«KET REPORT. AIHUSTA. P’’ ^Si net t rrx Midflt § * ^ Midfiiittg . .. 11 G'jocl middling 1114 A . lv KN. Strict Low M idu: g 1Q^ M.ddliiit Good Middling H>4 rodsTR PRODDCK. Hens.f-ffch.. .. 40 Couiitry Butt- r } r lb 26 «4oain $3.00 Tiirr*entw.u fee Crssni Svio The la*!*', of th Parish .Guild of St. Thaid.i cI01.cn 11 have an icecream e money for their work, on ’i ucs*ia. ifternoon, the 24th Instant,in the '.r apposite the pest- oftic** Ice , *■■••»(! id cake will be on . itTHt tlril •omnienee at fire Q*€ lO/Clii. pOi/t.; scordially invited. •ome CtMincr* (or LuV I ray. 'J* In the Name of Sense, x' -jr l ' ' . ■' ■ that good ^.common sense of which 2UI of us have a share, how can you continue . to buy ordinary soda crackers, stale and dusty as they must be, when for 5^ you can get * Uneeda Biscuit —/ • fresh from the oven, protected from dirt by a package the very beauty of which makes ydu&ungry* ^Ir. GeorgfcsfcL^Atwood ha« | pointed by Postmaster C&nni p| S ^ . charge of the money, order a • stern* J-* " u I department of the money j[»r : • r a:ui 11 .r what they They cure constipation, biliousness, sicl:-headache. iowtil 0 i?fc C .‘N ‘. -i 1'' T & ,t r apliO' a I ifl Jr f NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY The panton to meet pM i! rmr ftrv vard them to cour in t»«*t;alf of 1 g; o wtii. vv* i! i and w«s t o em erii 1 r’n o* a f‘ W of ili irft ' nun rn a Pguter po defended b has l»e<‘n notified ' August. -tYOver- murder cases for ' 'here is no petition .* ay. tlie Aiken ne- < imbia tosurrender o custody in the ho governor knows «1 ::ni* of tin; crime which . \t there should be ioi fur the negro who Vr. and Mrs.JCharles D.Hall are iting relatives in Edgefield. Miss Isabelle Clift is spending the summer with relatives in New Found- land. Vetaixr; < Annual L"-vmr. mr on fed will f wi*« ! wi!! ■ S n. ’ i. , ••. aaaddre?- and I ! address the Dauo fvdem . f ft giving the •:! E. Bee wui be « v i oltav.-. ->>; p r s«) much to make cesses. House Shuck ! j llji This -■! ems ' triCid s; ruis r e Lh'fl year. It tie Veterans usual court lu.i.se itf! it ill be on I tiday, toad of the jlit, ty. At this me^t- —son will deliver 'JL ' •» of Isaac Knight’s Casa. J *ne ita> iAtyuorttn... i.rur _ Monday to consider the Isaac Knight case of assault noon Mrs. Chapin. It found that a special term of the crtnt> inal court could only be called upon the request of James E. Davis, Solicitor. That two weeks' notice of the term was nr oessary after the order of the Chief Justice w&s attained. The dis cretion of the Chief Justice might not [press association, be exercised even uuuu request of the ’* aolicb.or to call a special term ..f the i nn d Mrs. Holmes court to try i.;*c n gro 'or assault with i * b ro ston, are in Aiken intent to ravish. Ther<\ was :»ome doubt aM, I Mrs. Howard whether rape could ha’proven, as no ! one knew w'hat the facts were except | : ilrs (’haptn. j j As tl tnatfewsTvore not' clear, the j i juur .VsatHualiufi rictcrn.;ne<! to re<jue«t 1 ’ the hderdf, in ihe nu an iin>e, to put! tin-negro In the penitentiary for safe! stamp department of the pu- Mr. Leon Coward will heh a superintendent of mails. Mr * who has been carrier of Rout some time, has resigned the and until his successor is Mr. George Brown is looking; after .g. mails on that route. The constant, almost daily rain- ere* bad for the cotton crop, and ifnot irreparable damage. . Jrao] the farmers cannot get rid which is taking possessio fields. The reports from di ‘ of the country are not « [ Sunday was St. Swithin’g c 1 rain fell heavily, but let u. 1 ! the old Saint, in considert quantity of rain we have will not, this time, enfefc* 40 days more rain. Mr. Lyon’s Woik. The only possible grou the Rasyr-Manning bill < ed is that the dispensary the dispensary is not coi is not needed and no om Di- dispensary would venture . > on its passage If the -• corrupt, how' do w’e Know ctpally through the efft"5 r, Lyon and Christense ■ ■ ing committee. Ev y j- that, w’e suppose. I - of the Raysor-Manc.r ... .’ 1 \ a reformed dispenst y i. i whatever up<in whh y /ora tlia pniiutry''T a -tr b ‘e iVai,! y Tur moustache or beard 0 H Y E tr ‘ j. brown or rich black? Use V _ mmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmummmmmmmmmmm nm crs. or Dxcc.uunt ok k. p. hall * co.. kakhva. w. a. .f thuurasJ; i 'f T.Vi'iJ' •sk -f. c2fi tcourai;iiif ‘0'" -1 1 lit *. 1. •• 1 nj hope ij-fc ?on t f J./ td alrt :hf. V, , his rule *’ VI . 11 'il< il jfc Hi NDERSOINS, l A. i JORNEYS AT LAW, A1KEX, 8. C. i .. in all of the State and U S •llections a specialty. /E YOUE EYES Fitted With Glasses at :SELS BROS REE EYE TEST \N DAVIS ROBT. HERBERT E. GYI.E8 I,. OUXTER * Yellow r’ibe.kMl Poors jSa^s Office and Works IVortH A.ijgi Estimates cheerfully ftir.nished oil aptiiicationI work.. Your orders solicited, large o| POST OFFICE, AUGUSTA, GE< I—mu „ /IS. GUNTER & GYLES, >V .torneys at L,aw, A. IKEIV, S. G. gd. crop't. J. B. SALLY. | by Messrs. Lyon * jany man wishes sir /•are the dispensar’ to liope for in the from Frazer Lyon than he has from t , , South Carolina? Mr. A. P. hard is at the Isle of Palms ' $q well u+>derstan.. attending the meeting of tlie State ' weak spots .or has • : courage necessary It is clear that th<t i as attorney geneir Talualile to tJie ad jgentlemHn who nj aior and who w’ish c'f the dispensar thser. ••l-t Croft will j keeping until he could lie fried, in or- •o Con fed- !d> r tr. prevent any hami to him except i iu <i legal meih< d. Camp IlaTnrd'• If t!<e Soli ■ ;or could be induced u> act by our ciiize.:.-*, nut? de of the Bar Association, nearly a moutii v.’< .id elapse before he could be tried, and tlie Bar thought that the case had best come up regularly at tlie November term. ?r d by the ladies, s occasions, done se occasions suc- Yincent, of visiting M r. Vincent and family. Miss Rose and Hess Ford returned on Monday from Atlanta, where they have been visiting relatives. Miss Mary Percival has gone to Char leston on a visit to her friend, Mi,s H eien Gadsen. Captain Chapin came on to Aiken last week, and is with his mother, Mrs. ij. S. Chapi xout on her farm. Mrs. W. H Hannahan and two chil dren, of John’s Island. are in Aiken, visiting Mrs. P. A. Emanuel. S Ii;«* • ft: . , e, v W(. uid : ui«' r 1 rv-. ; h i e i - j-SOI Croft it Sallv, jtorneys at w AIKEIV, S G. \V11 practice in all of the courts ol »i«State. Special attention given to dictions. A Strong Light i always sent forth if electricity is the votive power. We do installing of electrical plants for the home and office, and always assure our patrons of j the right kind of light and service. WE CARRY in stock a full line of electrical up- plies, and can give you exactly what you need in this line at the right C3, Whenever in need of anything i ec- trical” just bear us in mind, and we’ll fill your needs to perfection. AitaElectricalkConstruction Co W. Rothrock, Electrician. AIKEN CARRIAGE A WAGON Wl G. W. HALL, Proprietor.j Blacksmith and ..Wheelwj CARRIAGE PAN*‘I SHOEING A Opposit® Ereig^TDepot, AIKEIV, S>G. THE PEOPLE’S BANK -r< d- br. . L. TOOLE, Attorney at Law, ^OFT’ Th« Lai ? Block, Room No. 6, Aiken jS. C. Notary Public S. C. (with eal. Loans negotiated on acceptable ecu-ity. ‘Os. c We’vt* put a fine i: o.'d church a It’s just the latest ana' a dome; It seats a thous chotvh in all .-tr: William U. Seigl^r ; dentist. The ensuing campaign promises to be interesting, ami everybody will want the scribe fo^.The Aiken Recorder and be ready band plays and the perform ance opens. THE BEST W At The Recorder O -;•* OO <■ | And wImsh ’twas d Mr. W. M. Eubanks returned yester- f rru«* J ! day from his trip to the mountains of* c ^ 1S ’ ^' e “ North Carolina. .1. H ru season when elec- ^prevalent. There of lightning this .1 places in Aiken fternoon. the 11th t dusk, lightning mis'house on Pen- ig a hole in the le hiouse, tearing astering in one of ly person in the s Mrs Fritz Schul- ly was iu another 1 thus escaped in- Marriages. Walker-Roper. Married on Thursday evening, 12th instant, at the residence of Mrs. Leila Roper, in North Augusta, Mr. Bierce Walker to Miss Ropiir. Rev. Byron J. Woodward conduced the cer emony, The married couple soon after left foPa trip to Harris’ Springs, and upon th^ir return will be at home at Mns.Leila Roper’s. Mr. Claus Busch left on Wednesday morning for Cedar Mountain to join the Aiken colony there. Mr. Junius B. Bailey, of tlie Johnston the i News-Monitor, spent Sunday in Aiken ' with his parents. Mrs. J. C. Hutson and children have gone down to Sullivan’s Island for the summer. Mrs. Matthews,of Savannah, and the Misses Hendershott are in Aiken for a day or two at the Misses Ravenel’e. timet! CD*i ft*.. 3p • •• i I >:• ret" t afilh * 1 *fT fwrt*Vy •■•'iY'! dr Devoti. II. CW, Stare-Smith. Married in the Methodist church at Langley, by Rev! C. M. Peeler,on Sun- Mr. J. M. Polatty has been sullering with a la ne leg. which has prevented his attending some of the : —' is, xv.e paid deacon .did hi And the Ladies’ G the rest. !' K * E ove i s store - < 0. lv HemU A th c 1 reond •!;- ciC on >i 1 i oni.th church on IPth .i'Miday iu i-yir;-. if* lu a m m "Mil (TT U.... ' 11 ‘ ’ iA 1 fj f or :th. Hr jt • n; rig; t Aliss Sadie .Smith. <1 J. Rive Smith, foniiet he 11 th tighter ; »]- of t ‘••U .1 H UlOli (sHi; or u.. •artaul With r, — ; thtor* AV'e’ve got an oygar finest in the It’s got a thousand melody is gr And when we sit and hear the It carries us to th* numbered r It cost a cool thre stood-the h t We'll pay a thous Guild the r They’ll give a,hu 5T-0, i.e a t GJ i > 111 rV* Miliner, OsNDSi. twflUND AVE., S» C. CU: ‘j v , i./s kH'V i MISS 11' Phone No. 163. . m. to 5 :30 P. U‘. Office hou* v * from YOUR V*ONK' IS SECURE who. put *nt;> our kt ping. ■ > •.aultKiiro of modern construe tien--fire and burglar proof. Careful j attention is given t*i the account® of all i depositors. THE PFOPP334M3HE' ^ nvitesjicposits from individuals, firms and inst’tutians. HASTER’S SALE. ut“5T)UTlTcAROLINA, / County of Aiken, i Welsh Neck High Sch< Hartsville, S. C. -i Ca-vd ucat Loated by fj uafced on ors ilitary. Buildings large ant m, provided with shot ores. L’fc^rtesi f til Unfiroislied Cottage to Let io.en,| .Mr> Fra .... vlr If'., •e | r'• r <'if. s.•''! r hpit •»or P^r.- ■P •hrvia. :n conducted bv M ssfou 6* rr.;oii itt. L. Randall, Clerk. An is e r eimy In-Atken V The Crvsta ' any has closed aeouU . :t.‘t’lt! ,1 . -k Manufaetur- trig company v* and erect an it,p!:u » ufj r tiftr n Union street •A 1 L iy * n L0 ii V 8. I ant will be sim- ;l::r to :he . •:;»»>. lant at Warren- rill", vs'liieii if h mghly modern e.'.oiblb huo-ei. the materia] to ill ) ’ i 1 1 . / ion of the tuild- mg is r\f i „ ; mtract has been ^ -1 ■ * * ' V • • 1 • U nern railway to run a ; ?u:r '.rack t grounds of the plant. Yoo %,;.i 1 1 : used for con- Jr;-*: pur; O'" - e supplied from fvvinr weli v nil ice wilt Iximan ttfai : isian water fur- hy t tre ri : e regular rates char'o'd a'i eon ■; of 30 cts. per l,0!Xi fo" iii-. flrsi per iur til'- : I gaUons, 25 cts. 150.000 gallons aiid •. *r .i * 150,000 gallons. Thu Fcslrftri* S i* * i’ Gov f advertised for >r the new post- ol'icv 1 n i i:u: i v .■■!■, and in about thre*. •■i- four vv .V ei.i bids w r ill be onenej •)ud e\;>in • i and an agent of the : a--«ir\ c At vv ill be sent to AiS;\ r t c . »ro ir/ conditions, :iiid }d»m it* ; the purchase Tiie spec-a! •? ’sji o the Augusta • ^ » t» ’ 1 . * »t/’«. _ W , Monday, pre- vnm- v pui I ' :i • . eState ofSatur- .day saying ; 1 ■' 1 tmaster C. E. \ rtrir;i . r*:ce V ...i Actions yester- i sy from t ie ; ■ ’ department in ' ''•** ’ i ■ suitable site for ri* ra 1 In un is a mistake, • . gement of the \ '' /f ’ >ht Cai --r* * Johnson, who il assault early r. . ..1 mro ... it vJouJh it: •th instant, was ■ * f ’ ‘ * ’ r ■* i - * ^ - ,t . •,>r ;tJ U1 ‘ l . ‘.s'' »•. • \ * • o ; ;*VD. •/ * ‘ , and on Sunday <en and put in the next term ootre.trus'aL; ,:«icdJ)}’ her two j exercising i*rop- ! sisters, ^tissc-g B*‘ssi». and Edith Smith, j * '.ofr, why not? i vha wo' eoatmncs.uf white lace and Sunday :}oarrh'd whirr. « •-.masons Mr. I..-*, i was ati'tided by his brother as bv- man. The hi iue s gown was of white silk with trimmings of point lace. Her tulle veil was caught with sprays of lilies of the valley and she carried a shower bouquet of the same llowers. The decorations of the house were all green and whitecut flowers and foliage, with palms and ferns being banked in every available space, presenting the most artistic and charming eiTect. N Mr. and Mrs. Estes, after and ex tended bridal tour, will make their home in ."'partanburg. Obituary. Dr. Chester Dr. Chester, of Chicago, who been in Aiken for his health since fall, died on Thursday last at his dence here. He was carried to his old home for interment, accompanied by his wife who had been here with him. has last resi- i- a fell • custom of the o hold up a ng through thati make them give ves, and at 3 'ning he saw a n the dark side ng him off or- negro showed ol, wherein o i d;su 1, and grab- arm beat him butt of his pis- thl^ negro’s pis- ith considerable the gua ruhouse he was from his way to Jack- has relatives, further infor- after was iden- >r Johnson, for of f 100 was of- 3heriff Raborn mid the reward Col H. B. Hendershott. Col. Henry B. Hendershott died in Asheville. N. C., on Saturday night at an advanced age. His body was brought to Aiken, and on Monday morning the funeral service was con- I ducted by Rev. T. \V. Clift in St. Thad- deus church and the interment was made in the family lot in the adjoining cemetery. Col. Hendershott was a graduate of West Point and after a short service was retired before the war for physical disability. He came fnpm. tlie north many years ago, to Aiken, wherefce re sided until some years since he remov ed to Western North Carolina, where he resided until his death. Disease takes no summer i i ~i ‘I»•'h m — — W ■ I* if you need flesh and strength use Scott’s Emulsion summer as in winter. Send for free sample. SCOTT & BOWNE, r-.TOTFGTLD EY LIE CSUF* sTE* i ’ . Ho Dyspeptic Shoelr! Hesitate R My i Tablets on These ler.-its. i i - who W.-r» I :••;•«? till: vie' ;...3 of indigestion and stomach trouble are now well and strong through the use of Pepsicola Tablets. People who have suffered the agonies of indigestion for years are brought back to perfect health ; and the proprietors of this re markable prescription have such entire confidence in its virtue and power that they have given a written Guarantee Contract to W. J. Platt & Co. agreeing to refund the 25 cents, in case the rem edy fails to benefit as claimed. If you'are nervous, despondent, care worn and without energy, or if you have dizzy spells, heartburn, coated tongue or sour stomach, just make up your mind to try Pepsicola Tablets and obtain relief. They will aid and strength en your digestion, make the rich red blood course through your veins and put new life, new energy and new vigor into your stomach. Piatt & Co. tell all dissatisfied customers that tjioy can have their money back, cheerfully and without argument. cunrse, we re church from Tt is the darling of of our dee'ru ; But when 1 sec the Bst tne casn that lac I somehow feel the chufcjx women’s tired baiL Ami sometimes I can’t \elp th when we reach the Vegions That men will get the to» an d and the Ladies’ Gull the r —Chu^h He! i v Refornted Spelling. 409-415 Pearl Street, 50c. and $1.00; Chemists, New York, all druggists. tn -i r>-. . ‘Hi-tit : d on Sunday bro'.ght o". 'j !u A; .dfefand put him in iaii. Th* i>ri- • • 1 : denj* com mi t- tiriftthecr: •v-chargev tgatnsl him. hut T S l ? I (' :i t It t* I ailt of a sudden iot contro*. Sheriff Raborn. acl h.g up.>^«HB|- : lendatioikof the K.i. u - rri l |the negro to *ei.Gary . ing in the pen:- >1- I >0111* bitbsciip- •. \ - GRANTED B IL. Several days ago upon applicatic n for bail in behalf of Mr. Robert H. Covar before Judge Dantzler at Orangeburg an order to this effect was granted. The amount of bail was fixed at $3,000. The bond was procured without trouble. Mr. Covar is getting along very nicely, and has been out on the streets on sev eral occasions (luring the past few days. Saturday afternoon an application for bail on behalf of Mr. Jefferson M. Way, who shot Mr. John D Palmer on last Monday afternoon, was made be fore Judge Dantzler. This application was granted and the amount was fixed at $3,000. The bond has not yet been executed, and Mr. Ray is still in jail.— News and Courier. j The following skit on reformed spell ing is by George Thornton Edwards iif the July Century : “Dear Father: No more need you be ashamed of or displeezed with me, and no more need you on me frown as of’t you do when I fall down ; Not ’cos I can’t subtract or add, but just becos my spelling’s bad. You know, pa, when I took exams, it’s kawsed me manny silent kwams to think the hie marks that 1 got in other studies went for not. My reeding’s good, my riting’s fare, can’t beet my grammar anywhare. Arithmetic, jeografy, and my deportment, you’ll agree, are not so bad, but mite be wurse ; but it’s my spelling’s been my curse. I get my verbs and pronouns strate ; I know how, too, to T r 'mc*n*to, tho' I’m riot making an excuse: if one can’t spell, why what’s the use? But, O deer dad, 1 lieird to-nite that soon all words will be spelled rite, No more, when you see how I spell, will you say tilings it hurts to tell, and you’ll not be inclined to say words that you ort n’t anyway. Our spelling, dad, you’ll be surprised, is coon to be Karneggyized ; then you’ll be prowd, and I will, too, for I will spell as good as you. So, now, pa. that my letter’s dun I’ll sign myself Your loving sun.” Melrose Fai\n. A beautiful gurburbanlhonn ‘farm, a modern 7-rooni two house, servant house, stablj and ? all in perfect repair; well acf p U ; the place ; city water and ehAtric if wanted. There are 7 to Raor land in a high s ate of cultivjtior ly -50 minutes drive to AugifL minutes to street car line.! N taxe s to pay, and located on o»> most popular d iveways comVg the city. Land in this neighbqh worth $150 per aare. The i ments on the place could not li for the price asked for the enti- erty. AVill sell for $3,500. Add O Box No. 774, Augusta, Ga OM ^ t»• it; * KA, PACKAGES 25c- EYLON TEA P’GE 25. A AND MOCHA COF- GES 35c., 3 lb PACK- :s $1.00. am tg Liih Ho V< ■ S: (;ti meal. Carolina d Rice. Rues Creek. Ter, W- M. JORDAN, Master Aiken County.- Registration Mce. of t’T^HE books for the registration voters will be open on the first Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of each month, and will remain open for *one day .and no longer. • Office in the Courthouse. Office.hours ifrom 9 a. *m. to 3 p. m. * et anil Chow I r.c, per bottle- f-f The Delineator for August. <1 The wealth of suggestions fij newest Summer gowns is to be* ^i in the August Deleneator, which ^ teres ting, not only from the stand of fashion, but for its reading as i Among the fiction of She number second installment of ‘'The Cha and the Chaperon,” the delightfc tor-boat romance by The WiIlian authors of many automobile st There are numerous articlesdevo the interests of tlie home—The Kr House Furnishing, Needleworl !"Dressmaking; and the children’s iwlud'* a variety-nTToStures havi their purpose the entertainme young folks. < Cl -u lu it A V* >ru 1785 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON. Charleston, S. G. es., Salmon Steaks C&t-sups. onia. Toilet Pap< ir, Box Papers, Blank e Supplies. ■. Thorpe. on I3atitling. - - AIKEN, S. C. mers of Alk«n County. a time while you crops to have your W3 turn out work r paint jobs are sey- iir repair and horce- ms is fully equipped ran teed. Also expert ;uns and pistols. /AGON WORKS, /. W. Mette, Prop. G. C. MOSELEY. Chttkrnaaa Board Supervisors. Notice to Teachers, Office Co Soft. Ewtcation, > . ---jg ^ CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought 121sT YEAH BEGINS SEPTEMBER Letters, Science, Engineering, scholarship, giving free tuition, t« county of South Carolina. Tuitic Board and furnished rooms in I tory $ll a month. All candidate admission are permitted to co. for vacant Boyce scholarships *. pay $100 a year. For catalogue a( HARRISON RANDOLPI Prcsid* »11 u ibr Charter. iby given that an ap- a charter for The- is and Daughters of sty. of Roseland, S. ; to the Secretary of by law. S FI. SCOTT, .. LAMAR, ES STEYFNS, CARET COATS, Petitioners. , Attorney lor peti- Bears the Signature of r.-- - sr.-r f * •T 1“ J H Tiltman Conscience Stricken. Only 82 Tears Oltl. Besides his attention to the dispen- j sary Tillman has been engnged elii*‘Hy in an effort to justify the defeat of Gen. Hampton on the ground of alleged in terference with State politics. In rak ing over these embers of the past Till man will surely be burned It is im- “I am only 82 years old and don’t ex- P os ? i . b,e t to any purpose in his poet even when I get to be real old to 1 | iar kmg back to nampton and he must feel that way as long as I can get Elec- be ,nov ? d to lt merdy by remorse. If trie Bitters.” says Mrs. E. H. Brunson * conscience stricken Iillman calls up of Dublin, Ga. Surely there’s nothing the spectres of the past, what reseut- else keeps the old as young and makes ’ m “ nt- ‘"aj come 10 others with the the weak as strong as this grand tonic appearance. Charleston Post, medicine. -Dyspepsia, torpid liver, in flamed kidneys or chrqjiic constipation are unknown after taking Electric Bit ters a reasonable time. in 1 M. SJBian IS NOW IA It will us a visit j Fill:? ; ?m siori . eiisir Aiken,S.C., June 15th 1906 T HE Aiken-BarnweR-iBamberg Dis trict summer schocd for white teachers will be opened at iSarnwell, S. C.,on Monday,.Inly 23rd, at 32 m., and w ill close on August 11th. The county Board of Education earnestly r.aquests all teachers who expect to teach da the free public schools of this county t«* at tend the summer school, and to en courage them to attend, have passed the following resolution, viz: Resolved that the County Board of Education do aid soi'aras possible by dividing pro portionately the fund available for In stitute purposes among the Aiken eoun- jity teachers, who have either taught in Aiken county during the past school ;9»oar, or .aro under contract to teach in AhTkeu covnk/during the r jyci.r, and.who attend either the State Mummer school at Rock Hill, S. C., or nlhedlistriet suitmer school at Barnwell, tH.(C'. provided; ;d*t that such teacher i'as;at.an actual expense for board, 2nd t taat.-auch teacher ceceiving such aid, s Jtaaihecroll at the «f«ouingof the school, v .tfcend regularly and .Hand the exami- n ation at the close pf, %■'■& school. The 1 tenewal of teachers’pejrtificates by the C'ounty Board of Educaten is forbid- d en by law, unless the, 1 tjeaA , " ; wi r a U en ds a sumraier school for te&cAers and m akes a satisfactory record/ All teachers who neglect o* /ail to a .tendeither the Stale scIhmiI the di strict schocj, (and whose certiLgates ha,veexpired> will have an opportunity to get cer.tifica&es of (jualification at tike Se ptember examination for teachers; a failure to attend either of the sum-; ] m er schools or the examination, will; pi ace the renewal of your certificate in th e hands of the -State Board of Educa- tio n. The course of study at the district sci 100I will consist of the following br: inches,’.viz: English Grammar, I’rac- tic al Arithmetic, Algebra, Civil Gov- eri nnent, physiology and Hygeine, and ‘ Pri mary methods. For information as to ooard, etc., address Supt. B. M. Darlington, Barnwell, 8. C. There will also be a district summer school at Edgefield, S.O., for the ne gro teach(*rs of Aiken, Edgefield and Barnwell counties, opening July 10th and closing Aug 4th, Tho conditions stated above concerning, apply to the negro schools and the renewal of the certificates of negro teachers. A. W. SANDERS, ) W. L. BROOKER, >Co. Ed. Ed. H. F. RICE. Tpe steamships of this co apppi^te-i to sail from Charleston Ter minal CfVk wharves,foot of Queen st., as follows.: ( All dates subject to change without notice.! A RAPA HOE Thucs’y July 19 10.00 a m COMANCHE Monday July 23 10.00 a m ALOONQUIN Tuesday July 2410.00 a m APACHE.. Thursday J ply 36 11.00 am ARAPAHOE Monday J uly 30 1Q.00 a m ! COMANCHE Thursday Aug 210,00am ALGONQUIN Saturday Aug 4 10.00a m APACHEE. .Monday Aug 6 10.00 a m These splendid passenger steam ers form an unequaled tri-weekly line to New York, with state rooms all on deck, thoroughly ventilated and sepa rated saloon. _ There is no more pleasant traveling on the Atlantic Coast. For freight and passage apply to A- E. GAETJENS, Agent B.HfJTCHINSON, Commerc'l Agt." {Charleston, S. C. E^tcr. Vice-President and M Theo. G. General Branch Office ^jBrphdw M&naj age 1 ’. Pier CHARLESTON & ^pOLiNA RAIL WAY. ARRIVAL AN TRAINS, UN GUSTA, C JUN ,KTI hr You quired action > ed u{ jour the s^ C M vvi ice thei such service^ the complaii sail, the plal ply to the Coj ed in the con| ’ D. S., Dattjd To the defer alias Mrs.J Mrs. May 1 and Larry f Please to' plaint in thj summons of [copy) was of the Coui County of Connty of ' J ;>.s.| 1 : F FEU To jrive 1st * o f. \JU m. d' 1 «c< PiaP: and uaranteed by H. H. Hall, di-uggista I Ladies, h&ve ijoar Visiting Cards printed nt The Re- Y< The Almig-h • . ' y .« v y if o liars Can Do m < )iit m • V V3'A, l A Hard Lot of trouble to contend with, spring from a torpid liver and blockaded bowels, unless you awaken them to their prop er action with Dr. King’s New Life Pills; the pleasantest and most effect ive cure for Constipation. They prevent Appendicitis and none up the system. [ 25c at W. J. Piatt's and FL li. ders^iij oeneca, wainaiia, .etc., aritipe at McCormick ;8:ljln/ffi-.. Anderson 11:00 A.m. 10:00a. m. Tfe.il.forMcCmrinick.Green- w*a{l,T7«Twen», 'Jroenville, Bpamanbur^, Hq^lerson- ville, ,ti!lie\-iUe. Arrj^c Mc- ConmcJt 11:4.>^i. m., Aecn- wood 12.33 p. >u^_j45crena, 1:45 p. m..<jrt , cenville3:^rp/ m., Spartanburg 3:40 p. m , Hendersonville 6;45 p. m.', Asheville 7:30 p. m. 2:15 p. m., No. 42, for Allendale, Fair fax, Hampton, Yarnville Charleston, Savannah, Way- cross, Beaufort, Port Royal. Daily except Sunday Arrive Allendale 4:13 p.m., Fairfax 4:28 p. m., Hamp ton 4:49 p. m. f Charleston 7 :40 p. m.. Savannah 0 :45 p m., Waycross 10KX) p. in., /leaufort, 6:45 p. m., Port K-oyal 7:00 p. m. 5:00 p. m,, '.No. 3 for McCormick, Green wood. etc. Arrive McCor rniek 6:44 v. m.. Greenwood/ 7::4a p. m. Daily, 1 AK RIVALS. Trains arrive Union Station, Augus ta, Ga., No. 37, .Monday only, trom Charleston, Savannah, Port Royal, Beaufort, etc., 1:30 a. m.; No. 4, from Gieenwood, e6c.,Jv:55 a. in.; No. 41, daily except Sunday, from Charies/on, Savannah, Port Royal. Beaufort, etP., 12:05 noon; No. 2, from Asheville, Spartanburg, Greenville. Laurens, etc., daily, 5:25. p. m.; No. t9, daily, from Anderson, McCty^nick^ etc., S:30 p. m. Trains Noar/si/i "38, rll and 42 run through betvfeen Augusta jLad Charles- ton. ' NOTICE: The forego!Qgarrlv! departures, ms well as connection* wi other Companies, are given as informa tion. and are not guaranteed. ERNEST WILLIAMS, Gen. Pass^Agt,, No. 821 Broadway, Augusta, Ga •p. w > T * -"THEWS, CommerciaLAg*. A, BRAND/ m Hew mas* FURN1SI H. M. DIBBLE, C. F. Me A A.