Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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This is the package that brings to your table the best and freshest of all Biscuit and Crackers. f ^ NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY This is the trade mark of identification which appears in red and white on each end of the package. This is the name of the Company that stands behind both the trade mark and the package—a name synonymous with all that’s best in baking. Yule Tide Gifts 1 / 0*8 Where is the woman who does not desire some piece of jewelry. A mong the groat variety of Brooches, Pins, Kings, Cnains. Lockets, Crosses, etc,< Bracelets, Back Combs, Buck- els, Hat Pin*, and other per sonal trinkets in Gold and Jewels that our cases show, there is surely something to reflect any woman’s taste and wish. That the prices are hardly less attractive than the pieces themselves, you’ll a- gree when you come and the m. see OYSTERETTES—A different kind of an oyster cracker, with an appetizing flavor—serve with oysters, soup and salad. SOCIAL TEA BISCUIT—A light, crisp little biscuit, baked to an appetizing brown and slightly flavored with vanilla. * ' CM CM CM M i:r Ihe Aiken Recorder. Social.... -Democratic Newspaper, CrBMSHBD SEMI-WEEKLY. MONDAY AND THURSDAY. Dij ARTHUR P. FORD. Social Events of a Week Past and Week To Come. People Who Come and Go. a THURSDAY, DEC, 13. 10f)6. COTTON MARKET REPORT. AUGUSTA. Strict Low Middling 10f 4 Middling Good middling AIKEN. Strict Low Middling Middling Good Middling COUNTBY PRODUCE. Hens, each Country Butter per lb Rosin, Turpentine 67 Negro Kills His Irother. Major J. C. Mallery came on to Ai ken last week fiom Newport: Mrs. Mai lury and child are expected on later Mrs, Ashhurst has returned to Aiken after aleasant visit to Charleston. ^ Mr. and Nrs C. Oliver Iselin,and Mrs. Ered. O, Beach left ou Monday for New York. They will return in a few days. Miss Lola He der-hott of Savannah s iu Aiken visiting the Misses Raveu- •I. Mbs Fstejr wi'l of en the Palmetto fuu this wtek. She has a number of tpplii aiionr lor rooms. On last Thursday, seven-year-old^ negn; nine-months^ ing a Eve Charleston a Tea Market Marketing was begun Tuesday of che first crop of American lea grown m a commercial scale. Twelve thous- md pounds have been rased on a cation *n TolL ton county^a r 5*^r , m ij e8 irom Charleston^E^*- - ^yp ra j years Le#» has beeiMj^JMed from Pinehurst, j! c ^£^^jtf^^^experimenta] garden ^“^^^^^^^but the product mar- ay, is the first of a purely Orcial venture. The output exTyear promises to be very large. furs' Pen by until n Monday the r of the city elec- ig 31 votes deelar- Ilo ving partieselect- Saliey, Alderman F. Meyar. J. H Hines, The cersi.s bureau Monday issued a bulletin showing the total amount of cotton of the crop of 1906 ginned to Dec. 1, to have been 10,025,445 bales counting round bales as^half bales. The total number of ginneries in oper ation is given as 28,211. This is comparrd with the figures of 1905, when the report showed 8,686,663 bales ginned and 28,609 active ginner ies. MASTER’S SALE. ; STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, I County of Aiken. f In the Court of Common Pleas. Chafee Brothers,T Plaintiffs, vs. Solomon Lockhart, et a!., Defendants. B y virtue of an order of his Honor, Geo. W. Gage dated Oct. 1906 | I will offer for sale to the highest bid der on the first Monday in January, 1907, in front of the court house, at Aiken, S. C., within the legal hours for public sales, the following de- scriLed real estate to-wit: All that tract of land situate lying! and being in the county of Aiken, S. C., and State aforesaid, containing twenty-five (25) acres more or less,and bounded as follows to wit: on the north by lands of Wade Glover; on the south by lands of_the estate of | Charles Twiggs, on the east by lands j of Simeon Corley and on the west by land of Ellen Glover. -***“ Also all that tract or H situate lying and being^r^county vt ' tal J^i££H?said, containing ) (2?L^ cr £^-rfnd bounded as follows to wit:^north by lands of Hillary i Jackson, south by lands of Newton Hill, east by Jlands of said Hillary Jackson, west by the road running through Jacksonville to the town of | Langley; being the same land that was conveyed by Hilhary Jackson to I Solomon Lockhart, and where he now resides. Terms of sale cash. Purchaser to pay for papers. Sold at risk of former purchaser, Solomon Lockhart W. M. JORDAN, Master for Aiken County. W E are showing the most complete assortment that it has ever been our pleasure to display on our •ounters. There are many .Seautiful designs in watches, \ >me set with diamonds, oth- Ls are hand are hand carved 4 es, special patterns. i Big line line of 14kt gold and gold filled watches ; 25year or 20-year cases, both lakes’ and men’s sizes. loy’s watches. $1.00 to $10. Jadies’ watches $5. to $50. pisses watches $2. to $16. Men's watches $1, to $65. Ow Watches are exactly suitH for general use. They are ^he best possible for the mom! for all round value. They V 9 priced to meet the requirrients of the pocket books. V’ S ILVaR plated tableware, It I'iys to buy Standard quality skyer jlated ware for the table.\ ThU in our stock is from 'lie best Makers of Silverplate| g»ods. It is pret ty enough ay* good enough for fanybodyl'^vefy day use. Yet its cost pmopt gnongh to place it wiilE«rpa7TifTf “every - body FfuTflilver we i^ffer you is not] only sound,servic^ a kl e _tl 113 / 1 "! ty—the kind that \can A. Personal Invitation Is extended to every reader of this advertisement to call and view our Christmas gathering. There is some* thing of interest here for every one, and we want every one to feel free to come and look around and ask to have this or that shown them, without feeling that they must buy, You will be welcome at any time you choose to come* That we may bo bettor able to serve you promptly we have taken on additional help tins month, We solicit comparison of goods and prices; knowing that our holiday stock will make friends. A small depos- sit will reserve anything you may select now, until you are ready to cad for it- Ik F. GROHMANN, Watchmaker and Jeweler. Useful Things in Sterling Silver S TERLING Silver Articles for the table, desk end personal use are here in enough varied forms and designs to satisfy all demands of thstc. be de-| pended upon for iduf? W’ear^- but is of the latest P 111 * niost artistic designs. T/ lor . oa £' 1 *y worthy of your goot* 0 P inion - There are all kinds of dainty and artistic conveniences among them at all prices. But there’s nothing in the collection at price that isn’t worthy, in point of quality or design. any Here are a few things from the many that we waul know about: , ..—rrrrnTi. , . n m ■ 1 ' 1 - L _- s. Salt Spoons. Pocket Knives: Salve Boxes. Chocolate Spoons. Nail Files. Manicure Sets, Odd Serving Spoons, Nail Polishers. Key Cuff Links. Tea and Table Spoons. Tea Bells. Book Marks. Cloth Brushes. scarf Pins: l \ > Rings Fob Chains. Umbrellas. Christmas Cards. Thermometers. Calendars. Jewel Cases. Pencils. Hat Pins, scissors. Bid Books. 'TBIS is a Bracelet Season. -A. As soon as the news came lorth that bracelets were to be worn extensively, we deter mined to offer the people of this town a wonderful assort ment. The result is for you to admire. Very charming are the ef fects in Etruscan gold, some plain, others studded with jewels in either round or oval shapes. These bid fair to be very popular. But there are a number of dainty styles that would please any woman fond of jewelry. Our stock can supply your holiday wants to the highest point of satisfaction. T^IKE values in fine rings. -E Whoever wants a ring, whether a plain gold band, a handsome signet or a beauti- lul g'.m-set ring, can easily select one that will be certain to please them from this stock C AREPE paper. Decorated y and plain Imported tis sue paior. Denison’s Crepe and Im ported Tissue Paper—in so lidity colors, shades or tints, strength, artistic designs and crepeing is the best. You cannot produce the same re sult with any other but Den ison’s. » Crepe Paper in 30 shades, in rolls 10 feet long 20 inches wide. Decorated in folds, 20 designs. Imported tissue in sheets, 80 shades, Denise attractive ‘ ^nch se^-AiolI out- lit s^Ch r ist^ s_Jt«4J^—-eardi, —tags and seals in several de signs. AOR the baby. Christmas Gifts of real and last ing value are not necessarily costly. Let us show you some rings for the little ones ones; plain, engraved, or set with stones ; Silver cups, food push ers, baby spoons, rettlers, neck chains, bracelets bib ho’ders, baby pins, knives, fork and spoon set. F The ISc*t Time to Buy Gifts is now! B. F. GROHMANN WatchmakefS an ^ Jeweler. ^ Main street,'- Aiken, S. C Boyom* shopping early B.F. GROHMANN Watchmaker and Jeweler Main stregL^^Mften, S. C. Master’s Sale. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, County of Aiken. JJ ft son. —..J^tionwas raised that inasmuch fessrs Hutson, Hines, and Richard- , n had failed to register, and were Therefore ...... electors, inelegible, and therefore Messrs E. P. Henderson, H. Schroder, and Wm. Turnbull, who had been voted for in the regular election on the 10th in violation of the primary nominations, were the rightful alder men. Mr, Henderson refused abs dute- Jy to have anything to do with it, as he would not violate the of the p-imary It was becided that Mayor could not go behind the returns, but that if Mr Schroder or Mr. Turnbull desired to contest their rights to the offices they would have to sue out a writ of quo warrants in the Ciscuit court. The new admistration was then gworn. The Mayor appointed the following eomittees. , „ _ T . Finance F. W Wessels, J. C . Hutson. W. M. Eubanks. Waterworks and Sewerage. F- W. Wessels, W. M. Meyer. W M. Eubanks, Streets J. H. Hines, J. C. Hutson, J. M. Richardson. Police W. M. Meyer, J. M. Richard son, J.H. Hiness. . , , , tr License J. M Richardson, W M. Meyer, F W r . Weasel. T Fire Department J. C. Hutson, J. tl., Hines. J. M. Richardson. Public Health W. M. Eubanks, . M. Meyer. J, C. Hutson. Printing, and Office J. H. Hines, \\ . M. Eubanks, City Treasurer' Eustis Park Commissioners.J. U. Hines. J. C. Hutson. , It was decided to hold the ele tion for snperintendent of Water Works, and City Physician on Monday night, the 17th instant. The salaries decided upon for an citj offfcers!are as fellow ; Chief of Police $75 per month, furnishing his own horse feed and uniforms ; regular police officers $54 per month, each to furnish theirJWWV-OTHfoitns. Substitute police officers at rate of $50 per month, while on dnty, and no uniforms re quired. Street superintendent $nU ptj monlh, City Clerk and Treasurer $,o per month, and the city to pay pre- premium on his bond. Council then adjourned. lingering and painful illness, died on Dec. 6 at Beech Island, and was laid to rest in the family vault at Ardis cemetery. She leaves besides her husban.Mr.Ben Hankiuson. and Bennie the little three-year-old daughter, ma ny relatives and friends. Notice Piimarj Election % a e d r E £%;p^p> S Aiken, S. C., Dec. 3. 1906 Notice is hereby given that a pri mary election will be held in A.ken ouuty on the second 8 th 1907, to nominate a Probate Judge and County Preas- Ur The following managers have been appointed to conduct said election. Aiken Central—W. Rotlirock, W Turnbull. H. C. Barton. Bath-O. L. Geilfoy, Geo Powers. p. B. Crouch. _ _ . Clearwater No. 1—W . O. Johnson. R. E. L. Courtney, Arthur M. W eeks. Clearwater No. 2 - lainnl vs. B Tuesday, Jan. of G. E candidate for | Jas. P m. Mrs. W. O. Johnson, et al., Defendants. Y virtue of an order of his Honor James Aldrich, dated Dec. 3rd, 1906, I will offer for sale to the highest bidder, on the first Monday in January, 1907, in front of the court bouse at Aiken,. S C., within the legal hours for public sales, the tollow’ing described real estate, to wit: “All that certain tract of land in the said State and county containing One hundred and seventy (170) acres, more or less, and bounded by lands M Seigler, lands of estate of ,/a.o. * . Seigler, lands of estate qf Joshua Seigler, and lands of estate of James Seigler. Anyone wishing to purchase the above tract of land at private sale before salesday will con sult with the Master. ( Terms of sale cash, purchaser to pay for papers THESE PRICES e> Full Cream Chese per lb Eagle Brand Milk a cau.. Blue Label Catsup, half pt$ Fancy Maine Corn per can.. Petits Pois Moyens French. Peas, very small per can,.. 3 lb can California Lemon . Cling Peaches per can Lea & Perrins Sauce, half pts.. .22c Cleaned Curants per lb Seeded Raisins per lb F* 5 New Corsican Citron, per lb.. .25c 25c Mice of Fical DMarp. ..12 'a ,20c Notice is given that I have filed my return as administrator of the late D. \V r . Bush, and that 1 will apply to the Probate Court of Aiken county, Aiken, S, C., on Monday, December 10th, 1906, for my final discharge. J. Crosland Bush, Administrator of D. W r . Bush. Notice of BeMtors aiift Creditors. All persons indebted to the late Mary Harrison will please make payment^ to the undersigned,and all personshaving claims against said Mary Harrison will please file same, duly verified, with the undersigned. Thomas Harrisnon, Adm’r of Mary Harrison. Aiken, S. C., Oct. 27, 1906 W. M. JORDAN, Master for Aiken County. Chinquapin-Y. S Holston, Chriton Fallaw, John Stevens. TI Graniteville—J. A. Taylor, H. I . Howard, David Turner. 11 mmond— Langley—W\ H. Fallaw. Jonn Mi chant, Henry Martin. McTier—Poeston Jones, P. N. Wil liams ; Jno W . Lott McTier, No. 2—Martin Foley, M W. Fox. S. Fox. ^ TT ^ t 1.—C. H. George, I MASTER’S SALE. Tha loan) at Cantrol Appointment It is probable that the matter cencern- Ag the board of control election will fe carried into the courts for decision. Lit stands Mr-Jno R. Reardon re-, ins a member of the boaid, althoug i M T Holley was recommended r'appointment by the delegation, as , irovided by law. The old delvgat ! •“commended Mr. Reardon, before , Gw, sent in theie recommendat-( id the former appointment was ; jade. And right here appears; confPc of authority, as to the old delegatio . or the new |vver of appoint V.ents during ?twe n their e'ection and ike the oath of office, and jat this point the case may sourt for dec Hon. Millbrook.No. C. Sisemore, C. Johnson Millbrook No. 2.—R. L. Carpenter. T. L. Bryant. L. B. Eubanks Montmorenci—.1 • VV. Barton, J. E. Johnson, Sidney Mills. Rocky Grove—C. P. Ian,, ng, E. Williams, T. W Sawer. Rocky Spring No. 1.—C. A. Thos. Brown,S M. Aaderson. 1 Rocky Spring No 2.—J. t I H. M. Jones. G. M . Lybrnd. Si.aw-J S Williams, J. E. Tim merman, B. F. Landrum. Silverton No. 1.— Silverton No. 2. Shaws Fork — Sleepy Hollow No. 1.—Jesse Green, R.E.L. Stallings. W. H. Buford. Jr Sleepy Hollow No. 2—\\ , K- land. B iJ. Hicks, J.R. M idener Wagener—A.G. Ward, M. S. Miller, J, \ , (icint. ^ * T — i j STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.) County of Aiken. ) Court of Common Pleas, Jennie L. Fisher Administratrix of Estate of E. H. Fisher, Plaintiff, vs. James Salley and Allen H. Salley, Defendants. BY virtue of an order of his honor, Geo. W. Gage, dated Dec. 10, 1900,1 will offer for sale to the highest bid der. on the first Monday in -January, 1907, in front of the Court House, at Aiken, S. C., within the hours for public sales the following described real estate to-wit . . , liri All that tract containing.one bun- dred and fortv-seven (147)acres, more Bflffd -t or less, and known as the J-Milton Starnes homestead: bounded north by lands of B. B. Hydnck, cast by lands of Leroy Lucas; south by of Hays Salley, and west by lands of P. . \N illiams and the Gideon Hutto e All that other tract known as the Janies Salley homestead, containing tiftv (50) acres, more or les^s; bounded , north by lands of Adam Jones, cast 1 by lands of Ellen A. Toale and Olar Mushrooms per cau These are a few of the many l ancy Groceries we carry. We also sell tne finest Elgin Creamery Butter at d.c pet pound. Our fresh roasted Mocha and Java Coffee come fresh roasted very day. AVe prepay freight on all orders to Aiken from five dollars and up investigate these jlou ekeeper’s Position Wanted. Position [wanted by experienced ho- 1 housekeeper, in hotel or private hone: or as companion for the sick Address, Mrs. L. J. Q., Keswick, \ a. CLYDE STEAMSHIP CO. New Yori ClarlesioiFlonfla. FROM CHARLESTON FOR NEW YORK. The steamships of this company are appointed to sail from Charleston Ter minal Co.’s wharves, foot of Queen st., as follows: (All dates subject to change withou notice.I HURON Tuesday Dec 4 10.0 am COMANCHE Th’rsday Dec 6 10.00 am IROQUOIS Saturday Dec 8 10.00am ALGONQUIN Tuesday Dec 11 10.00 a m AR APAHOE Th’rsday Dec 13 10.00 a m HURON Saturday Dec 1410.00am IRIQUOIS Tuesday Pec 18 10.Oo a m APACHE Thursday J)e : 20 10,00 a m These splendid passenger steam ers form an uneqtalei tri-weekly line to New Y^ork, with siate rooms all on J deck, thoroughly ventilated and sepa- ated saloon. There is no more pleasant traveling on the Atlantic Coast. For freight and passage apply to A. E. GAETJENS, Agent M B.HUTCHINSON, Commerc’l Agt Charleston, S. C. Theo. G. Eger, Vice-President and General Manager, Pier 36, N. R Branch Office 290 Broadway New York Real Estate And Fidelity Company Aiken, S, C Buys, Rents and Sells Real Estate. Does a General Trust Busi- COTTAGES LET to It will pay you to prices. We guarantee everything we sell suit you or your money back. THE GREAT ATLANTIC AND^ PACIFIC TEA CO ,Augusta, Ga FACIAL TREATMENT-MASSAGE Face treated for wrinkles, pigmenla- imi lax chin ect. Neck and upp^r tho- rax dev.-lopc-a, deDcHuing tl.« throat and air passages. Iigure unproved. At, e 0 tod joints and muscles massaged. General massage to men. Wm. Coffe Pendleton street, bv St. Angela’s Adademy Whetstone, south by lauds of! Hillle Happy for Life. Os'-ar jior Franklin J. Moses ja was found dead in i at Wiiuhrp Beach ’ L death being caused rfieu his room was t..found escaping was used to Warrenville—R Johnson, Anderson, C..H Barton. Tabernacle—W. H. Brodjc Ward, Jas H. Kitchings Vaucluse—John Murphy. Ec Mar tin. Furman Edwards. Wards—Giles Gregory. Hoyne Moj- or, R. A. Koon. . White Pond—W Hard ()uattlebau.n Chapman, Mat Clark. Schultz — Seivern — Windsor— . The ballot bix ‘s will be ready for the managers, wh" are requested to c all at the Court House on I nday Ta iuarv 4, 1907 for same, jaunarj*, i daV E H. WISE County Chairman. Attest. . „ G. W. E. TKOfcPE, Secretary William Whetstone aud west by land I Great happiness came into the of George W. Gibbes. , of S. C. Blair, school B,, " p Terms of sale one-half cash and at Albans. W. \a. Via lance upon a credit of i daughter was restored from the dread carrying interest vc ar home superintendent, wffen his little the dre My TYNER’S DY’SPEPSIA REMEDY A Guaranteed Cure. If ym suffer from Dyspepsia or indi-' gestio' in any form, gas, belching, bit- j ter tase, offensive bad breath, dizzy i spells, our stomach, heart flutter, nau- J sea, gatritis, loathing of food, pains I or swehng in the stomach, hack or side, dep-seeted kidney or liver trou- I ble, theithey will disappear in a short ; time aftr taking Tyner’s Dyspensia j Remeny.nade especially to cure Dys- psia, Idigestion and all stomach roubles, ven of the worst cases. Ty ner’s Dysepsia Remedy expells the gasses and weetens the breath. It cures Sick Headnhe, Colic and constipation at once, luiggists or by express 50 cents a boLe. Money refunded if it fails to curt. Medical advice and cir culars free t writing to Tyner Rem edy Co., Au|ista, Ga. fltff MD TO BEAUTY Nothing is nre certain to benefit your complexioiyian a 25c box of Lax- akola tablets. \l\y freshen the skin, givq. i»oIor to tUirtheeks, cure consti- pftion, and glvVou a clear, rosy, healthy compb\xiV W J. Platt & Co. / / I’l.: w.-:?- \ i *511 •'AV ness, FURNISHED TO H. M. DIBBLE, President C. F. McGAHAN, Vice=Pres, W.W. EDGERTON, Sec & Treat interest J ro,l i 1 ful complaint he names. He says : i>iy i . t aie vi i secured by l '°" d 1 pule daughter had St. \ itus Dance, j S , f the purchaser and mortgage of the ie 7 t , d to ,, 0 treatmenr but premises sold, and carrying the pro- gtea( jjy W orse until as a la-^ vision that upon failureto pay tr ied Elecrtic Bitters; and i’ate of sale, I he BreV^i of Life. mortgage, that an attorneys fee of 10 ner cent, for collection shall attach, and the purchaser or purchasers has option ofpayiug all cash, purchas er t° Pay*or Papery jo RmM , Master for Aiken County. grew resort we rejoice to complete furfur ne,v„u, complainw, weaknesses, imjoverisn piott malaria. Guranteed by YV. J. andH. H. Hall’s drug store. Price oocts It’ja significant\oY that the strong est jiimal of its sfz| the gorilla, also ha lie largest lun nn_ls powerful ere ti freathing organ s chiefes stu hers, Mrs. Ora iams, Ohio, has L^-rT^ A Strong Light is always sent forth if electri. ity is the votive power. We do installing of electrical plants for the home and office, and always assure our patrons of | the right kind of light and service. WE CARRY ! in stock a f uL line of electrical up- ; plies, and can give you exactly what j you need in this line at tne right 23 j Whenever in need of anything ec- i trical” just bear us in mind, and we’ll fill your needs to perfection. Allen Electrical &CoEstriiclioii Co W. Rothrock, Electrician. SEASONABE GOODS GOLD CAMEL TEA, PACKAGES 25c. BLOSSOMS OF CEYLON TEA P’GE 25. N E W PO RT. J A V A AND MOCIIA COF FEE, 11b PACKAGES 35c., 3 lb PACK AGES $1.00. Unbolted meal. Carolina Head Bice. Sour, Sweet and Choir Tickles 15c, per bottle. idy. At Ko me Crash Mrs E. B. Whitlock; New York. Mrs. Ida B. Turner ; Eirie, Pa Mr, and Mrs. Wigg ; London, Eng. Jas C. Anderson; Cambridge, Mass Best Cow* Syrup. 1 In ti ue. Sold by d ugKists- % Powerful lungs res. How to keep ight should be Like thousands tevens, of Port ned how to do She writes : “ThrV bottles of Dr. DiscovetV stopped my |h of two years anen cured me of at my friends thougMvasconsump- n. O, it’s grand for thrdu and lung ubles.” Guaranteed by V Platt and H. Hall. Price 50 centA and $1.00. ‘rial bottle free. > A CASTOR IA For Infauts and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Cignature of French Sardines, Salmon Steak Sauces and Catsups. Household Amonia, Toilet Paper Stationery, Box Papers, Blank Books, Office Supplies. G. W. E. Thorpe. Henderson Kuilding s LIRENS ST. AIKEN, S C