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Preddont Cterrland made a capital
bafora the PrcaltyUTlan Nortlu
d Aaaemhly In Philadelphia
laatwaakln which h* proolalmed the
hana of ra*marrUg.< belwoun lira dlvU-
lona of the chntvh no long divorced.
In atilta for the recovery of landa
plaintiff* mnat rely on the atrftigth of
their own and not on 14** trealuieaa of
the defendant*’ title*. Capt. 11. K. Till
man would do wtitFto remetnlNT that In
hla complaint* agaluat the admlnlxtra*
lion and to act accordingly.
Mr. Georg s W. WUllaui*, the Char-
laaton capitalist, went to (’oluinbU last
week to InveMt in a lot of the new 4 1-2
par cent. bond*. After fnlly inveatl-
gatlng the working* of the State Trea*-
urar's ofll«<e he oxpnMited biniaelf a*
highly pleaaod with t’apt. llaniberg'*
admirable buxine** method*.
Four yaara ago Samuel J. Randall
waadarlared the noanlntou* choice of
the Oaaaylranfa liemorratlr State
Convention for Pre*ldetit lterau«c of
"hie devotion to the loi'-rlplc* of hU
patty and faithful «erv iroa."
IjMt week hi* name a a* vb-luwaly
Maeod by aaatb. r PeoH-yWaala fteiu.
aeratlrMaleC’earonttoo That'* pwilttr*
•m af tkla w
, »wa ■■■miif m» iblai
What U year namef Sfatloaalltyr
A get Marrtad of alaglet Peatiaa-'
tkmtlfare you tlekela or money? Ever j
an Inmate of any almshouse or prlann ?
What la the condition of your health?
Aro you an alien or a eititen of the
(inlted State*?
A* a result of thl* examination which
Commlisloner Stephenson supervised
fourteen jieraons were detained for Col-
lector'Magone’s decUlon.
* ' "ecru FOR AMKRICA.”
IWThe examination of the Italian pas-
ijcttgrr* Manager Murzo, of the Italian
’"Soclply, n^-ted a« Interpreter. One
dark skinned so.) of Italy coufesHed
that he had spent ten years In prison
for highway robliery; another aald he
wa* sent up thro* years for stabhlag a
man. The man curried a stiletto, and
grinned a* be saw It waa noticed. A
third man acknowledged that he attemp
ted to *hoot an enemy of Ids, failed and
served a sentence of eight year* for Ida
fun. The worst case discovered was
that of a running looking chap who,
after *oine hesitation, told llanto that
be had been behind the bars for leu
year* previous to embarking for Amor-
tea for attempted assault on an Italian
girl, fie seemed aorry for having ac
knowledged hW crime wbeu be was uu-
erremoelwMs'v huddled Into Urn euclos
ure with the three -s-cnwricts
Rctwweai thirty and forty ether lul-
Un imailgraials roete-md to hetlug
•f Mr.
Cleveland, and will lend hie hearty anp-
porttohlmaa our National standard
bearar.
Mr. Henderson has, In many etkar
ways, served tbla community and Coun
ty In public affairs and has alwaya giv
en complete satisfaction, and will uu-
donbtedly go before the District In this
contest with the full and hearty support
of Aiken County.
Judging by the past, we believe Mr.
Henderson will, If nominated for Coa-
greaa, faithfully serve this District and
our htato, and we take much pleasure
In reooinmending him to the Democrat
ic voter* of the Second Congressional
District.—Alkon Journal and Review.
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A Brstharljr Bm’-atu*.
TV Hi nil* mi CmrAtas:)
the warn an said, haff father eaae a <
an her hie farm and several
reJirrei
m Jft^LJL3Bkf0L9* 0 'hoi** 1
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Im bm
Your correspondsnt, baring the honor
of being a member of the executive
committee of the Havannah River Bap
tist Association, waa called to one of the
meetings of that board on Wednesday
last at Allendale, and so full of hearty
social welcome wee the occasion, and so
rare was the privilege enjoyed of hear
ing the noble, Christian talk ef eminent
divines, that b« feels constrained to
chronicle ihte Mule eeeoaat aa an Im
perfect wrknnw lodgement ef the grate
ful Impaleee of the heart at the brother- ^
I I *** **'
twtew a
lushed With
year*ego,the w
died, leaving her hie
thoueaad dollars on eendHkm that Aba
never marry. Bafore and after Urn eld
nun’s death ElUa had been assiduous
ly ooqrted by Henry Htephcn*. The
young woman loved him, but undir the
provlafcNw of her father’s will could not
marry.
At last Cupid provided a way, and
Htephcn* and MlmHeorge were married
under the names of A. Goodman and
Hallie White. For three years they
lived together, tare children being born
to them. They then separated, Mrs.
Stephen* taking her maiden name and
the younger'’child, whose name waa
Madeline. She returned to her country
heme, while Stephens took the oldest
child, whose name waa Henry. Home
years later Stephens gave ap hla busi
ness In Louisville, and moved to the
country, buyings farm adjoining that
of Mrs George.
The children grew up together with
out knowing their relationship, and
soon became desperately la leva. The
paiwsts uted to separate the ehlldren,
hot without eneeese. Madeline and
Henry finally eteped, and their erree:
Just la time prevented a uatea between
whe to
The assay friends efllax. D. Pact ffomens
an nwpectfwlly aaueaace him a candidate far
the Dsmocsaite noesiaattoa lor the Rate
Senate, sebtret to the decMm of toe petmary
its reeaMe and net ec-
ibjett
etoctom. lie trill ■
cepl aa ctoee er noaslnetion from any
efce than the rmatodr coasUtated
cnkkfl
than the regutody
tic orgaalsstloa. •
FOR IHIUFf.
The friends of Frank If. Creech annesmee
Mm a candidate for Sheriff of Hero well coouty
in the next election and pledge him to ahklc
the twice of the Democratic primaries.
To hla record as a soldier—a shattered arm
and other woe Ads npoa hie person by which
be has been dtsaMed for life bear at
taetlmooy. His competency, moral ffta
AdelUy to the Democratic party stand i
Tree merit, and ail other tiring* bring seesl,
the claims of a dtoeMcd CoafedaraSe soUtor
ahoaM net he i
I rcepect/elly eanoeucr mrarlf e rai
for the nominal mm of the Issmocretlc part
for I hr otoi t of towriff.
I ptsdgr mysrif to stride tbs remits ef th
scrim and not to eecipt etther
• er aa otoee from any wmrre etha
Mheted Usmorsetto u
J. W. LAKt- AffTER.
FOE CLKRI OF OOORTT
| Ntxfce to Drkds ud i^reitofi.
All person* Indebted to the
the late H. R. Anderson
make Immediate payaaeut,
ecus holding claims agai
tate are requested to wrs-^....
properly attested, either to the under
signed at Dunbarton or to her attorney
Geo. H. Bates, Kim., Barnwell, C. H.
MRS. ELLA ANDKRHON, v
- Administratrix.
May 3d, 1888. 4w
ion Notice-
Iaenwkll county.
The Superviaor of Registration for
Barnwell County will be at the Clerk’#
ofBce, West Room, In the Court House,
on the trsA Monday of eaeh month nn- 1
til July, hour* from 7 a. ui. to 1 p. m.,
and from 2 p. in. to 6 p m , to register
those who have become of age. thorn
who have changed their residence in
the County, and thooe who have awTwd
Into the County since last registration.
Thee* last must hare cert it cates of
transfer Prom thertoprrvUor whore thoy
hove been registered. From the fret
oodar la July the bowks will be etow-
I until after the < *
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JNO. W. HOf.MlClt.
ROAD NOTICE.
BsaauitL, ath May^flSi
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•Dully excwpri fhsndar.
Through H tee ping Car befwaaa 8a-
Tsnnwh and Hparunburg dally.
On Itanday —uuly one tralaau Ander
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fhto sff a aunte a ensue— m ha ki^am a us rimd itoto ah to^to
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> pal tod to dretde tha amt quaa-
Cuuuatoa have
already dated*d to favor af the CMurew-
thm plan the OMatfag will aim ply da-
tears the result and adjourn. Thorn
will he no snap judgment taken e>r al
lowed In the Second District. To suit
the coaveotenca of delegate* from the
upper part of the Dtatrict the hoar of
cLffigod from noon to
o'clock
)ur uaually correct friend, the Cur
Jumbta eorraapoltdent of the Augusta
Chronicle, ha* pnt tu-ln the wrong pew.
Old dog Tray went with bad company
pf hla own accord and was well trounced,
but L. A. R. hafl put in In a proccaaiop
that travel* on it different line and be
labors *« aa a vicarious acape goat (or
the Newberry Observer's ovservatlon*.
,.Tif* VmortM hi -a secular pa|ier no far
a% taking part in eccle«ia*tloal different
cc* Is oonwrncd' It la friendly to all
denominations (except the Mormons)
and hostile to none (except the Mor
mons) and fully satUlkod with it* share
of trouble It carries in trying to keep
the world Untight. It ha* opposed
wholesale Immigration on strictly
worldly principles and goodness knows
that they are strong and numerous
enough to and thi* latest “fad” without
•tog*. Oar
i of Catholic pre-1
site
•halli
of toe teals A
a Hoe
mhuwuuty who shell
toef wuntjr A mouse
mi pare the Mah
miuae, af wham as van
The annuel eourenttoa shall be
held at such time and plarw aa the Ex
ecutive Committee ehall drelgoate.
"7. This onartltuiioa may hr altered
or anteaded at aay annaal meeting by a
two-tlilrde rote of the members prev
ent.” ,-
t*. H,—Mr. Blake declines to serve.
Tte Baa. B. A BisSitste.
We arc glsd to be Informed that thff
Hon. D. H. Henderson has coussutod to
become a candidate for the nomination
by the Democratic party for Congress
from the Second Congressional District.
Mr. Henderson was born In Colleton
Gonnty and came to Aikcu County at
the Maw of Its formation in 1872, and
has roalded here over since. Aa Is well
known over the State he i* a promiuent
and anoeewfnl lawyer, being one of the
leaders at the Aiken Bar, with a repu
tation not only before the Courts, but
upon the hustings and in the balls of
our Legislature.
As an active and warklng Democrat,
Mr. Henderson has been very promi
nent, having served for many years aa
our County Chairman, and having rep
resented Aiken County at each County
and State Convention since 1873, bo-
sides giving bis time and eoutrlbating
of his aseaiu liberally te the euecoes of
his party on all aureslonf.
Mr. UeosleraM falrhfally o*rrml our j
County wud nuseasffastatsrfrem Alban
Cooney from into to IMt, giving gpar- |
FinnsO. May ft-—A
y rlsslr w te rtarihte to ton B
‘ toy here tore toghs stoectiy s
•Vtork. It ww. i «
I bnmaa bawd #f ire.’
assd aww-4nepiriag la las realialle rlvld-
aeaa. Early la the •rem.’wff toe toy la
too Worth had a paealtar appaorauce,
whites, aatha algblwwre an, took the
form ef ffeebre of light, e«Mh.iu 1 v
changing hi eotor, flaming up from the
horlson and again subsiding, hut with
eaeh appearance becoming more bril
liant and unnatural. Tbls continued
until about II o’cloek. when those
watching the phenomena were terriflrd
to see these plumes of light eonoentra
il ug Into a distinct object, which snoifl
assumed the proportions of n giant
bond, wall formed and aa distinct as if
painted a|Km the dark background of
the sky. The hand appeared to be a
shadowy subatauca through which
wave* of light ef a blood-red color
surged and then Ml off at the ends of
the Angers in drops of the same color.
The tint finger of the hand pointed
downward toward# the sleeping city, ae
If warning the people of some woe about
to befall them. The spectacle lasted
for about an hour, when it began slow
ly to fade away, and Anally disappeared
altogether.
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water's r«ipe to wash hi* bawds. While 1^ >T *1* ( T
thus engaged Mies IngwM, hla sweat- I -,Y|-n tw Uw r
heart, dropped a small round elwae >rtemn eteretei
ovw| the bridge playfully. Intending toi
-flash water on Mm. The stone hit
C-
enthe part te <
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larch l»h iflhff, uaree
wiM rea aa tofiompt
ABBMTA BITIBIOB.
I rk *id oa the Head and he died In two
minute*. The girl to almost frantic
wltogitaf.
fw comm nanoims.
A singular story of a Baptist preacher
killing his father-in-law comes from
the Indian Territory. Tareon Cantrell
I* a Hevanth Day Baptist. HD father-
in-law, Deacon Coffer, went to hla flold
near Jtatown Dot 8unday, where Can
trell was plowing, and not only resaon-
»trated agaiuat hto working on the
I Famn Dietir
)nce said that ths secrat af ffaad bsaltii
oasisted la keepiafl the hand arte, tha
eat warm, and the bawela opto- Bad
hie emineat phyeMaa Bred la etoday,
md know# tha Brnrits of Ajrer*B Fills
is an aperient, ha waultl certainly bare
■ecommcnded them, aa so many of l|ia
llatinguiohed onceesoore era doing.
The colebrhtad Dr. Fanuwortk, af
Sorwlch, Cona^ reooaunewde Ayer’s
Pills as tha hate te all remedies toe
Intermittent Ferefs.’* _ 1.
Dr. L E. Fowler, te Bridgeport,
Com., says: •‘Ayer's PHD are highly
md naivereally epokea of by the people
thoat beta. I make dally use te them
n my praetiea.”
Dr. May hew, of Xew Bedford, Mass.,
says: ** Having pceecritod many thou-
saatD te Ayer’e PUD, la,my praetiea, I
ran unhcsltatincly pronounce tbrim the
bate rnsboitto Hi nan."
The Mneoacbmrtta State Aoeaywr, Dr.
A. A. Kayos, certlffee : “ I bare mode a
- * te Ayer's PIBo^
for tte
and rrantottoos xorerniaa tte Democratic pri-
“ TT
te Cmmty CemmDDn
o abide the rmak end off
tte Democratic
C. H. LA Nil IX
friends te IbD
W. A. All, So. The i
worthy amt well
bint a candidate lor the
mtmiuwer, snbject to the decMon
morratk primery electlow. He will support
the party nominees and not accept a nombin-
ttou or an tehee from any soaroe other than
> of Comity Cons-
m of the Dm
tret ion.
alfains he will make a model
dale asks kD election.
Ajxkhdau.
Mr. Smxrr M. Toovomoon, ef WllUatoa
Townahipy D saaonneed by hD many friends
a eandtdted tor the Democratic nomination for
County Oommtaetoaer. He wffl abide the re
sult* te the primary riectinn end not accept a
nomination or an otoee from any scarce other
tbaa the regularly eonatitoted Democracy.
The away Meads te Mr. A M. Boctmtag,
te WUlistoa, aaaoaaee him a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for County Com
missioner, pledged to nMda dm results of the
primary election, and not to accept an otoee
or a nomination from iiny souroe other than
» regularly cooet Hated Democratic organ f-
dien.
Buiord’s Bridge, Me? *let, IMA [jjm |
I rare*)* toffy annoatice mysrif a candidateJBds
tor tte ..toce te C.umy (
Aim* H. H. Atvsbt,
*• Treat dew t.
Aetire and reliable agents wanted Hi
every town and county In Mouth Caro
lina to nan rase for the Valley Mutual.
To the right part lee liberal coa tracts wilt
be offered. Address, with references.
Lbs Usoood, Manager,
Columbia, H. C.
may 17-41 TT
NOTICE
R Cnrm.
Thai
OffPlCI CorHTY CoMMtSSIOHKna.)
Bxuxwxli C. M. 8. c. hay Ath, 1888.f
New Haltkehatcble Bridge and Cause
way.
Tha parties to whoA this work was
let out having failed to give bond aa re
quired, notice la hereby given that
sealed propoaals for building and con
structing the bridges and eausaway
over the Great Halthehatoble River oa
tha line of the Now Rood between the
Bufords Bridge Road and the Limber
Bridge road, will ba received by the
County Comrniaslooers up to the 3d
Jun«(1888* i'lan nndspeciAoations oftbe
work will be exhibited by the clerk of
Board to aay osw applying The
will be for the . entire work, eaeh
sal must state the names of at
two good and euMctoot euretiaa
who Will Join with the contractor In »
In double the aaeount ef the Md,
faithful oerfor-
tOtosepUai
fie wMbe
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