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• ft MiO^AV, Ficlitor. N TERWIS*. year •$'- Hix monjb^ ;—;■•• ^ V" tlk-ri'V'iinMjrffs.. r li s v ■. •' rspn iiMi t.u^ -i club ol tive yonrly ftCCiUifpanied by the ca-li (SlttJ ee a copy free fer one year. /ERTISINC RATES. rill l /< <>H , < >* * - A Wpy aml prospe.-ous nevv y^r to nur^r.W. M •>' the hriubt nnd buj^f tliv « • ■ ii l .tilni inoj^ast*, auii t!u labor" I'm cm* •U • * m i ri- nimicKR tKOHATE NOTICES. _l ® I a ' ; C i t ■ i I ' i oo : : go ? (ji) i‘j oo o:) «. | 2 00 t) 00 12 00 20 00* t'O g I rj “0 10 00 2o 0».' .i'.i O''- lit Co a..' r> oo 15 00 32 (V> 4,» «Kl 5(. uo n. i;0 t;G 20 00 40 00 50 00 oo oo H.-I^O OU 40 OO.tiO 00.SO 00 100 lid :SDA\ JAN. 10. 1878 SUMT^-tCLECTION. he Lesson It Tenches i s. indeed rlla««irpeahle that the de- t*oI William Klliott for Senat r ('ounty should be so poon d up by ti.j; pi Mr. 3fii!> rr-S'ntative fti," ?nmter }n r; Beaufort vt^j^^ld banjiy have ^w^rnriTtrfrT^ e!;:. i>uf the liemo- iarly of the State bad a ri^bt to ran entirely different result from inty of Sumter. election iu the latter countv to have been conducted with bad r. management and fully. The candidate was ignored by laioe ■r of Democrats. The oonu Umtia! unications of the Ksccutive Com- i were made public. Valuable was lost in organization, and the . wag a defeat when there should been a handsome Democratic vie- It appears that .Mr. Mills warf lafed in t];e County Convention bv c imij.irity of one. and one /J f"thrr Mr Mill.- should fie’ds yield a bo^gCtu nin'es and oxen Mnv the larlv and the I ^ wl ea needed, ami especially may- a sound discretion and eeonotny govern dl the operations of the firm. A wist DroVidence does not unilce the p»th of i hifni:in life peitbetlv straight nml level and si* oo h ; dithculties and tlatigers, as well :is fli.we-s, murk its course—but ! with a proper use <>f the means and faculties given us, scarcely any need fall by the way. Success is me.-isynldy , within the reach of all. Well directed i energy rarely, if ever, miscarries, ai d j jye hesitate not to say, that the faruu r . v.h<> fails, in ninety-nine cases out of a * hundi'id, dues so hoc use he dal not make proper use either id bis head or ! hi.i hands. dive me good seasons, says n.e. ar ! ; , 1 can make good crops, but vvi camu t | expect me to conti d tlic •Wcatlu.’r. | ..n | Claint ior lJidiii. nc *»»i. c. *-.f **••*'•*> : l‘hesc arc :.j<» i •n i • j post paid, a free trial box. As l>r. f oulard j !k f jmd singular thekinireil and creditors I is tin* only pfiyslcian that has ever made j 0 ' tlie said A. J. Hates, deceased, that they j this disease i. special stmly, and as to our | j. . in ,j appear before me, itt the Court of knowledge thousands have been perma- ! i r obate, to be hejd aj Aiken C. H.. on tlie | nently i nr al by the use of these powders, . .j sl j.^ 0 j- junuary next, after T'*iidicatiou e ol farming, the former we will guarantee a permanent cui" in j te, eo f, at 11 o’clova in the f..reii:,i,n. tc ehew every .• tse, or refund you all money ex- , <iugt>i if ^ny they have, why the said ad- pended. All suii'fivrs should give these . .. . powders an early trial, and be convinced of tiu-ir curative powers .. . Price, for larg • box, $d 00, or 4 boxes Ittentkm is at pr sent directed, is. a for $io.oo, sent by mad tfi any part of the United States or Canada on receipt of price, or by express, C. O. 1). Address, ASH & ROBBINS, „ jtio-ly i>GU ruuou fc’t., iirooklyu, N. i. give vegetable matter to the soil—- wliit'-t in fact, a g>>od growth of corn or cotton fills verv little behimi them in that ib-pect. The diff ‘leoeo is, lb i in | our careless mod got incorporated with the s i!, the latter do not. FARM ECONOMY. The last condition >>l success to which True, but you can do its prejudical inSueue land *) i'i spring. .1 ’1 i V. I! II be avi•° * * mu'-h to ward o i 1 on can drain . 1 ! v. i :i} , !ii up earlier ] ‘ keep your -oil ::t :t in.,v tibsorb ■ pi . i f the first and most fumhi- xiuis of polilieil economy is. h proper adjustmeiit of the points . Wbqt to raise; whit to sell; wbat to buy; in other words, the principles of” Doliiical iv.mttomy ’ as applied to the farm, ju- •iiciously f 'VOW, (I; lliat a country tliafimp.rts more .ban | POSITIVELY CURED. t exports, lias the buiuuee id trade against it, and coiitiuuilly becomes poorer. Reverse the facts and it gets niuistration should not be granted. vSiven under my hand this 11th day of Itcember iuthe year of our Lord one thou- sind eight hundred and seventy-seven. W. W. WILLIAMS, Probate Judge. A. C. «n nu . ii i i.n* ’s :.d ureititors of ihe said T. C. Turner, deceased, that they be and appear before me. in the Court uf Probate, to be held at Aiken, S. C. on the loth of January next, after publication Imreof. at 11 o’clock in the forenoon to shew oau-ie. if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. (liven under my hand, this 27th day of December, in the year of our Lord [l. s. j one thousand eight hundred and sev enty-eight. W. W. WILLIAMS, J. P„ A. C. s fOMMPTIO} J TATE OK SOUTH CAROLINA, AIK BN COUNTY. 15y W. W. Williams, Probate Judge. ut mere up. that the s; iTti re rciilily. I, n your u c:iii ridgo ii may peue " nrihns and truck patches, cold iratnos a .i >t b.*.** may i ven change winter into spring, whilst tin- well fed (mitb wid strengthen I.liiu’- ..gainst cold, as wb de •>!! di.es the Laplander. A deeply nttlvcriz ’d s if, fillei with with p!an r L.”a. v'tien fierce st ihut devoid of ploughed, will. r fli her—the ixc ithe shape e same imports e.uni'w a :•.>*<’ is invested, in raj principle applies t t Whereas, Angus P. Brown, Clerk of the Court of P. and G. S., of Aiken liunty, hath made suit to me to grant him These j'.etters of administration of the estate and j preparation known j iffects of Whitfield Glover. l ' n nioUion and ail diseases | These are therefore to cite and admonish All sufferers from this disease t tat are I anxious to be eiti i ii should try Dr bissner s j i el braled i'niiMiniptivc Po\wf , ' r!i i iiat iwli oar of tlie ihrn.it am! lunl -indeed, so strong ! xll and singular the kindred and creditors , .. -,.,1 ,• ; i . r,.,,, i > s our tuith in them, itnd also to convince I of the said Whitfield Gloyer, deceased that ibe f inn; il the laimer buys nmr- (..an | hal lli(>y ;i]t . uo liumbn{?j we wi| . I >!!« t.o ie ii-cffiiio- ii,Hirer—it the 1 i iu setts, t.c iv getting poorer s iuie, lie inakits untbiiig and lose; j t it on inyeM. neat — if bo buys It-.- ! be sells, hr? i- making m-’iicy. j the si ■itcme.'.i t o. I ii e.-e i»bvi>m-; lor- : they bennd appear before me, in the Court want to every sufferer, by until, postpanf j pf Jjpbate, to be held at Aiken C. II., i free trial box. i cu the 21st ot Jauuarjp next, after publica- moncy ui iil you are tp.a ficreof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon. W vegetable motier will ensure fair cr ill - ' uglits :.ii - IfTid ttha .in: He: Wi stop Ka tin n itICl- present. lion t wunt y*' perfectlv ut their II i*-''' worth savin •grTing tlu-.-e powd irs ii trial, as they will ye powers, to t delay in ' - v. Under tilce ciicumstuiK TliCf-o are cmniiiou fact? one wbo vs 1.1 use bit heeds i Hem ri d tinrl j t M’suine til►•ir coinsidera^^ S'juthrrn ('nK'ii 'tior. L . .. • Tin* S*«I1 Tax. utterty tail. ■ . . i t v , v J lie foii iwi'ig ristructioins upon eyes—anil be v 1m ! subject of the Doll Tax and delinquents : ails, lias no one to i iti paving the same will be observed: sureiy cur ’ you. To our next.— : Pi-iee, for la rg box. SR.(10, sent to any i part of he Unit J t ales or Canada, by j mail, on ree d: of price. Address, ASH & ROBBSrtS, (be ‘ j a -’"ly -if ioio.1 at., fiiuoklyn. N. Y. but himself- 'fliu emidi'.b s being aseeitaiited, no tau- o them. The bum ui w'i! is . but it ejtimit clianee the ! i u t ure hum: an hi) may be n rate wilb i Hit wi- make these laws co and thus insure the biyliesi stu gess. I nst now, before becomii in executing the plans laid new y ar, it mav be veil 1 -r tin; tanner to glance at the cond.tioiis of .success, HUMfS ESSENTIA!.. Will; must cultivated crops, the first reoui-ite f >r s, eecssfu! growth i- t good supid v ol’vegetable imitter ;:i ihe coi \Yii .'over be its I'unetion—wbciher me • diaideally improving : lie t -rtpi-j fd tie oil, or increasing its p iwi i of absorb- j -es iioj moisture, rr furn-sbii 1. The fit) per cent, penalty for non- ; listing do<*s not attach ; the lit) per rent. I penalty for non-payment doe.-- aifu^b. as also the c s»s allowed for the eolleciim j id taxes, 'j'iiiv. tax can be rellected by mid sale of porsoijali’y FARMVILLE i\shh\ce iiwKivii conn. FA DMA ILL 11, VA. Assets $2(10,284.15 m ace idance with (be nctsof As- I NSURES against loss and damage by fire setnidy 1877, N-. Sections whore 1 L Dwellings and contcnts, stores, barns, poisons n ive failed the poll tax of the fiscal ye r ending j an j p. t j ( Octolier .»1-t, 1 SV7sf'ountv Treasurers | . . ,.mills, and ail kind of insurable property a, oi ictused to p«j j j- a | eg . Losses promptly adjusted I i i Apply in person cr by leticr to HUT.'ON & CO., shew cause, if any (bey have, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this llthdr.y of December in the year of our Lord one thou sand eight hundred and seventy-seven W. W. WILLIAMS, Judge of I’robate, 4- C. will ui-oec •d against lliein before a Trial .st ;oe as f ir a misdemeanor. u M RIR.NLR S MONTHLY FOR 1S7S. Without recalling tile execll.inco t'l the past, the publisbers id t'oriLiier’.: Monthly announce, tor the year to come, the fidlowing : nolo nn General insurance Agents, Aiken, S. C. Geur&f \ liackei' & Son, si \ viif iri uahiiS oy ive accepted a candidacy on such , but as he did the Demoera-ic should have supported him to a It is a couceeiled fact that, by b.rough the Deinoeratic party o:;!y ve hope for prosperity and goA-1 nment. It is therefore iiicuinbont all go d Democrats to rally chsdy d their party standard in evrry n, and t > ignore ontircly all nierj .i! (.•eltiigs aou n:;icic;....g alier .. •itton is made. Only ir. lilts wav . ? hope for success, an.] e.\ peet to permanent the nc^ ora < f peace, nty r.r.d Joy ra^glpip, which has on inaugurated he people of Aiiist: comity bad cn harmonious in ttie last cam- icy could never have foiled up the 1 majority which actually do it result of the State election. • Ksecutive Committee hag been ry and unfortunate in the ixe- f their plans as the Sumter e overvi helming disaster and A have been the coiiseouenc'. vofit by the lei'aoii in tj;e np- g camp dgy. tioniinatiorsbe node by meins y elections, and wh<*n thei are the word go forth that Demo- nil to vote for the reenhir ot the party is recreant to d false to ihe bjst interests — ‘ (Jniicd v/e stand —ni •'Ye Medium says, “ 'I’here urui in the way some of >ost i ffices are inauagi d. too open and tin’ niai’s almost every one vJio to do SO. Dl’Jlal vote nies^ages are read ut.d the sfr e!-. tb ■ in- •i letters are txau lncd Md- ..r I . .nulls, or | T.IE DlOTir.tKSllUB 81D S OP AmBRI-! IWWk IWI * |0|| |)| ! \’IVl directly supplying fo.-d to growing I <:a n Fahm Lrp*:.—Ibvs-vmbjceii wjH b«u KlilllllTa pi.nts, or whatever it maybe expeii- : ‘reaf.d in a series ot scpaiate papers ^ once amply detmmstrates f> pnt.um ui.tl migagcd from writers who stand m tbo importance N‘ roisti-m ot .r-g’S should ; ff’"/ rank among Amf.ticabs, botl. lit! MOULDING, DU A Civ MTS, be adopted, tiicreforc. which does not qu Ihms ol stym and in keen insight of keep tl; soi! AI lea with Lu.m-- This ' »‘tipe. Mr. U E. Uobinsou nuilur of should never be lost sight of—and more i ■> Jt-'igbttul paper on - FoX-IIunt:ng m eioccia'ly is tbo warning de l. be- N -w Ki.gland ” iu llu* January itun.ber. will represent (lie same section in this -• ries. .John Ru.-roughs, whose p- tiers on '.nniia. tin nj.ies have been feature cf P ’pii.at- lie i r n soli. wlu n i heinie 1 ch ceed mi st actively, givcj fret air to the s 'il at ba- imposition ol a ion-c<juenee, soil .Ifc.'iiime o! 1-- cm i in -> Scribuer ;vv Yoik. >id- ! M ; f-t -ec Tli iiup-on. the poet-naturalist, ..... i i dcscrili the cl aracteri.-t es of W cs- lern tanning, of which but little br.s Turned • \V..4.k :i ill Building i VCI V j O’-criptiun. Only < : r> d ini.’i IS in this h ( lilii’ !os •on, S. C. t-ay I ’.ictury :i nd Ware lio t oppusiti CAN X ()N ST R E E' in iu been written. It is expected that the of this so riot will be of a re- ,i ui hm iblo mat are illustration ! fined and tvpi.al chancier, commcnsur- j ato with the subject-matter, it. is fields with j thought tint no paper or seiies of to be seen ; p 'pers yet issued in Scribner will so toll, l>. ij. Win. ScRweigert, s.KTNG, . Cbarles- nial7-ly than elsewhere nmnt, m in the cotten State’ Make it ilicii he firs; Ijug teat ure of your e;< |s with refi : ’tiee : rodueisg stna'.’ gta ti prou)Uien f .iy in your rotation. DiEI’ rUi.YEUi/A t!(;.\ ANL MIXING CR a i 1 E SOI L, 'J he uc^i iixst important condition i: to haye a Jeep layer ot soil lo. S“ ao i | fully realize th eoiis'aut dcsiro ol' the . and. at:d ui ist c ntrol- i magazine to keep out of the ruts, aim, j pi,ms, to arrange ' both in Text a ml illustrations, to obtain 1 quality rattier rather than quantity, and ^Tutt’Sv XPECTCRANT Is the most u««ntal balsam ever used by aufferers from pulmonary diseases. , . . . It is composed of lierbiil products, wnlch - . r iu, ■ to lirmt ‘rcsll, strong and uel-.c ite work ■ have a specific effect on the throat and to the court for the relief demanded iu the ' ' . . , ’ rj limirs; detaches from the air cells all ir- m oilginal sources. ritatlnsr matter; causes it to be expecto- compiaini. „. ‘ • i . , n rated, and atone* checks the inflammation i Dated January 2<l. A. D. 1878 I he ed.to'llll U ’P ll’f UIPI,tS Will con- M-tiich produces tho consrh. A sin»rle dosO I w.ri.r.v PI a- I.t I , , , ,, . ,, relieves tho most distressint; paroxysm, i O. O. JUADAN, 1 faintitt s Alforil’y. lim a OH.-l pi lis in | foothes nervousness, and enables the suf- hide th tmue to Amei ica. t in ploy and will in; present O. C. JORDAN, Plaintiff —, ,- . . , ,, ... _ , To the defendants Sophia M. Dochnn.tn, ferer to enjoy quiet rout at nljrUt. Beint; a .. ., „ 1 pleasant cordial.it tones the weak stom- 'i"nry It. liucnanaii, Percy M. fiuchan ,n. ^ commttutted, that the pi n ts may ratniiy and exte-u • hstiudion. .‘Mi ri'Cogaisc’ i!, a:i’ i; of this—but some think secured it by p!>>;igliii'g tw > roots ad itintb!'; summarv ot English pnblica- ; 18 *u ,, ’ u * a 1 , J r recommended for | NJin a |\i, Buchanan, Iteginal Al. Buchanan, tions. L> isidcn tho speei sl articles ab »ve > e ii..d. the magazine will contain Sketches. E-s iys. Keviews, and 8tori(’« of toe highest ebaraeter. pract'cal rcdueiion i i price is j i..eri <1 - t - 1 ' 1 - Cn ‘ . _ I Ethel M. Buohanati, Mildred C. M. Bucha What others say about nan 'ThitVo I T,lkc notice that the complaint in this ac- lt/LL o riisHVa I (ion, together with the summons, of which i.'e in the number of ind i < deep. 'lid SOI: i e 5 ' 4 i « 1 * t hey 1 t»;j 11:1 V «* ^ : r louulu ’d a 1 «(’t i i ;i ] ' Suhsei 'i p»; n priee. SdJ OO : i yea h’Vl 1 is st i uei :t i i' 1 lilt ‘ ! UI l'.. j'C i ii erly 1 il , .. dvanee to us or • to any 11)0 . Mir- M 1 , I ' ur w o-i i b * the j selL r. '<’it I K it A Co lli:i>. .111;* ill). 1, v t: i Ii C t ■ Or* S ’• iiild )>i L* Ihe ! 7 I llroad- v a y v i\v V u.jii 1 it l U in; l C 111 ■ i i x i; i Wi* u r j nut 1 ally | d c; »j rc } t ., O iVr. (ii 1 d ’ll ei s troiic ’M’l I£o7iI» ■er in ugli „i i: I 1 ‘ (J toil i' ue 1>. 11 l i I »k‘p i h, s mie t i i A you hi u ma u calling bin i^eii i'J oh (Wo or u uro 'i'h ir » X|U i i ne • s h ; > ’,V > * but w!i xe real n i ttn * is F. ( t Il’U 11, t> M •e hen i ii‘ v’d 1 [,y MR’h : 'i*|l ! ry. w s ; ii v res ted, on ,1 nor. ry •'> hi”.: • kif LS tl lie far UU'l' ■ ad :.ii't ;n t . ‘•‘ud | ('ii lessen i to the I'oh: hie. T of the asks wi :i it p: iy hi i il v '•’n.. » v, il! i!.' p "•iiec ol tho .3011? ll ( I.U’O liu i Ra ci rc T * > ‘ ( N . ] j t- at Gran". tevii: of SO ret) fy r ‘.;io : \< \ i inleus ive sy.-i ;ejii, a ml will 1 iu 'dation tl’:l liu t iekt •ts, fro :n Cm • P : '3' book ork . Had Asthma Thirty Years. Bactimore, February 1875. “I have had Asthma thirty years, and never found a medicine that had such a hapnv effect.” W. F. HOGAN, Chtrles St. A Child’s Idea of Merit. New Orleans, November 11, 1S70. “Tctt’sKxpectorant is a familiar name in my house: My wife thinks it the best medicine in the world, and the children sav it is ‘nicer than molasses I cund .-.*” NOAH WOODWARD, 101 N. Poydras 81. <( j the for eg' ing is a copy, ,vua 'l»'s uay riled | in the office of the Judge of the Probate Court, at Aiken, in the county of Aiken, in the Statu of South Carolina, United Hiatus of America. January 2d. A. D 1878. O. C. JORDAN, Plaintiff's Attorney, id’ NOAH WOODWARD, 101 N. roydr*s at. “Six, and all Croupy.” - L • I am the mother of six children ; all Bf them have ! THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AIKEN COUNTY. pi.r ite vogett.ldo ui-itter <ii i*-i ; s lie brc.iks I be • > bei-i atipu in s iviti” 'it t i -nst :i fit t dicti: I'll*. 11 • t. VI brought ab M:ij r Hug lb” Inner l Auvustu. Tb arrei-t was 11 : I, ope is thin a v.' r vi i ,• S it I ii 'l rdthen • ig t:n,en out and j r. ii 1 ** 1 (1 rid ay n .!an i: S t * U' • 11: ur. great discoveiv. t 11 t ‘ Of 1 VYU ’ 1 i (*' i (* s .« ar,. ; ii! wnme. i*us. : w - 1 ;1 i' *.■ ivy (*f> present t , 1 ut tarcugl •r and (!:.pt ■i-ig | 1-esc it \ Il'.’U't l. w ! I a ticket tbo vigiletico of J dm Moore, at tlie tie' c i the young marked 1.7!5U, been croupy. Without Tutt’s Expectorant, I don’l | think they conld have survived some ol‘ the attacks, j It is a mother's blessing-. ” MARY STEVENS, Frankfort, Ky. A Doctor’s Advice. I “ Tn my practice, I advise all families to keep Tutt’s ' Expectorant, in sudden emergencies, for coughs, : croup, diphtheria, etc.” T. P. ELLIS, M.D., Newark, N. J. ! hold by "II druyyima. Price $1.00. Ojfice I 33 Murray Street, New York, Id f ir their fervic-s. tli t Jivcharge tlic]r IflllCJ R ; : IU rd ■)"y I’H’V get ip. lliein )•■ pirt of a fait!.fi:! to p.y into a pers >. iie mai 1 bag sb. iil i be tic kingdom in itself -i di. Its gii irdiatis 3 and rou* • agents- v. bit I Ilol i’IU Iviacd him tos-.c the iiifi’i-ina- ' , ' 1, ■ you ig > I. g!) yea fii lit lumber of one of those that w. re .-toica, and a-kia’ about tlic slop ping i f ihu trai. aat ( : r iiiiu'villc. f'.:s- p‘et: ig tb.it tl: * ticket had n »( been rig!it!'- come bv. bo Mi.jor Huger, and obtain litu drsl’-ed liM’ti him. Tit man ■ uqiauied by , plain Moore, walked over to Mai r linger'.- • flicc \> m i 11 ps Major Huger sa’.v tl.e tle’kot iie iufi rmed tin bolder that ir was one ol'tbo.-e recently stolen and said be bad bc.toi 00 (JiauiteviiK: -vi'b Captain Moore and - a; the agent there about it file young man declared he ha I pur chased the tick"! © * tho ag 'nt at (Irati it-villa fiiey started for t!i‘ tra il \\ ->1!: ing abea !; but a ••ii it distance I’rom meg mat) slipped be- jlit cars and made bis tv'vt. Major Huger, s watching i.ini from the win — imcdiaieiy jumpod up. seized a ‘‘THE TREE IS KNOWN BV ITS FRUIT.’ IN THE COURT OF PP.QB4TE. Missouri IMuhkett, William W. IMun- kett, Sarah J. Drown, Malcolm B. Brown. Adeline Taylor and Thomas Taylor, plaintiffs, against Emily Bar ton, Wm A Barton, Robt L Barton, Levi F Barton, James Barton, John Barton. (Minton Barton, Jesse Ibirton, Maltha Luke. Hugh Luke, Emma Turner, Alexander Turner, Mary Burton, J S Plunkett, Jesse Plunkett, and Ada Plunkett, defendants. 'Summons. For Relief. (Cvntplaim Served.) To the d fendanls, Emily Bartona Win A Barton, llobt L Barton, Levi K <l Tutt’s Pills nre worth their weight in gold.” I 1, . r ... 1 u REV. I. R. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky. Barton, James Barton. John Larton. “Tutt’s Pills arejiTpecuoTbiepsing of ;he nine- 1 (Minton Barton, Jesse Barton, Mat tba “Tutt’s Pills are a special teenthcentury.'"—REV^F^ RA)SG00D, New York. “I have used Tutt'^'TTlsTortorpor of the liver. They are superior to any medicine for biliary dis orders ever made.” I. P. CARR, AllornejMit Law, Augus(a, G». «• X have e.sed Tutt’s Pul^ive years in my family. They areuntuiialcd forcostivenessand biliousness.” F. R. WILSON^Georgetown, Texet. **I have used Tutt’s TTcdTcme with great benefit.’ 1 W. W. MANN, Editor Mobil “ }ile Register, ••We sell fifty boxes - TutT's Pills to five of all others.”—SAYRE 4 CO., Cartersville, Ga. t w cell s imc ire I way toward Bay | who w ' d .w. i Luke, Hugh Luke, Emma Turnci, Alexander Turner, Mary Barton, J S. Plunkett, Jesse Plunkett and Ada Plun kett, above named : You arc hereby summoned and re quired to answer the complaint in this action, which is this day filed in the 1 ffice of the Judge of the Probate Court “Tutt’s Pills have only to be tried to establish j j,, an J fi,,- (fi,. county of Aikeu. ill the their merits, in t*y work like magic. : , r ^ W. H. BARRON. 96 Summer St., Boston. Mate of 8iiUtll (/ irolllia, at hlS otbee in ‘•There is no medicine so well adapted to the cure (he tuWll and COUIlly of Aikl'll ill the of bilious disorders as Tutt’s Pills.** 1 ^ \ \ o JOS. BRUMMEL, Richmond, Virgin!., j Sta’e aforesaid, and seive a copy ot your and A thousand MORE. ! answer on the subscriber at his office in Sold by drur?<rista. zs cent* a bnr. oflica the town and coumy of Aiken, in the 33 Murray Street, Sew York. ma Use as t; and ran t“ the roar end of the to intercept the fugitive. He no l ifter on the platform and ar- him. lie was turned over to the . and, during the evening, eon- lie bad stolen the tickets and bore thev could be found. All will) (be exception ot N". tlie piis nier Slid be had -troy ,1 V; it tin : i'll w. 1> irry con- liini without 11 ; was ac- bv TmT S HAIR DTE HIGH TESTIMONY. FROM THE PACIFIC JOURNAL. has York, which restores youthful beauty to the hair. That emic^nt cliemlst lias succeeded in producing a Hair I»ye which Inmates nature to perfection. Old bachelors may now rejoice.” Price $1.00. Office 33 Murray St., New York. Sold by all druyytsts. J. DIX WEATHERLY I > ITN'T 1 ST, wKv if; t rity n. pi cc State of South Carolina, within twenty | days alter ihe service of this summons, exclusive of tlie day of such service. It you fail t * answer the complaint with- ■ in that time Hie plaintiff will apply to tlie c urt for the relief demanded iu the ! complaint. G. W. CROFT, Plaintiff’s Attorney. November 2Sth, 1877 | To the defendants, Marfha Luke, Hugh ,iiike and Win A Barton : Take notice that the complaint in this action, together with the summons, of i which ti'.e foregoing is a copy, was this day tiled in tlie office of the Judge of the Probate Court, at Aiken, in the county of Aiken, i*i the State of South Carolina. G. W. CROFT, Plaintiff's Attorney. November 28th, 1877. no29 fit From the celebrated New England Organ Co., acknowledged by the most competent judges in the county to be thobert made, and have taken the pre miums over ^11 others at the State Fair in Portland, Maine, in September last- Every organ has a written warrantee for 5 years. Call and see them. A laige stock always on hand. The sub scribe T s M'c sole agents for the upper paxs? of Carolina and Georgia. OATES BROS. Successors to G. A. Oates, 244 Broad st., Augusta Ga. no29 . . v/ ky Hill* Arrive Au Leave Ary- ^ Arrive Charfesiou NIOIIT nxr Leave Charleston-,.... Arrive An gust.a Leave Augusta Arrive Charleston... AIKEN ACCOMSK'D Leave Aiken.... Arrive Augusta Leave Augusta. Arrive Aiken...- S. 2 ROLOMOS p. C. and A. Railroad Schedu A. rjMIB STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AIKEN COUNTY By W. VV. Williams, i'robate Judge. Whereas, Snra^J. Joyo hath made suit to me to graii' her letters of administra tion of the estate and effects of Mrs. W. L, Townsend. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Mrs. M. L. Townsend, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held at Aiken, S. 0., on January Ifith next, after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 2d day of January in the year of our Lord one fL. s.j thousand eight hundred and seventy- eight. W. W. WILLIAMS, J P., A. C. rpilE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY OF AIKEN. • IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. Leicester M. Buchanan, plaintiff, fi. Sophia M Buchanan, Henry B. Buchanan, Percy .M Buci anan, Nina M. Buchanan, Itcgi- nold M. Buchanan, Ethel M. Buchanan, Mildred C. M. Buebauun, dcfeudaius. SUMMONS FOR RELIEF—COMPLAINT FILED. To the defendants Sophia M. Buchan in, Henry 15. Buchanan, Percy M Buchanan, Nina M Buohanan, Reginald M. Buchanan. Ethel M. Buchanan, Mildred C. M. Bucha nan : ■* You nre hereby sumtnonvd and require 1 to answer tlie complaint : n this action, °f whi.h n copy is this day filed in tlie office of the Judge of the Probate Court in and for the county of Aiken, in the State of South Carolina, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the sub scriber at his office, in the town of Aiken, State of South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; and if you fail to an swer the complaint within the time afore- sr.id, the plaintiff iu this action will i.pply rtEAL G.STATE iHCENCY HUTSON & COMPANY AIKEN, S. C- WOULD respectfully inform tlie pub lie that they havg opened h Real Es tate Agency in connection with their fire insurance business, and are now pre pared to sell and rent houses entrusted to them. Business promptly attended to HUTSON & CO., JAS. E. CROSLAND, Trial Justice and Surveyor, Office Law Range, opposite Town Hall Aiken, 8. C. jbL y 61 3 The subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of Aiken and vicinity that he will be there in a week or two for the purpose of tuning PIANOS. Any one desirous of having (heir’s attended to will please leave word with Mr. Mc- Ray at the office of the Ooukikr-Jour- NAL. Boat of reference given. T. II. OATES, Of Oates Bros., 244 Broad st. Augus ta, Ga. no2.9tf T Q : i -n p V 1 A U « U €u i JL X I l*or Scrofula, and all sorof till fits diseases, rlry* sijit fit;, Rose or 8t. An- tlumy’s lire, I-Iniptioiv and F.ruptivc disease of tiieskin, Uleeraiion- r t the Liver. Stomach. Kiiinevx, J.'ing'j, Fim- [!(■', Vustuh-a. L(>i!s, t Liotcin s. ’J moors, Tt t- ter, Sait Rheton, SeaM Hoad, Ringwoi u, l leers. Sorer, Rheumatism, Ntuva’.gia. I’.un in ii c Bones,Side and Head, F« male M’» ak- r.e.:s, Stc ility, Loueorr! a **, sn-j.-irg from internal tilccra'.ion, ami uterine disease, bypiiilitic and Mei -an ial dis- ea-e Dropsy, Dvsjiepsia, Kmaeia- tjon, (i^neraf Debility, and for I’uri- fying the BIo mI. This Snrsnpeiilla isaemnhination of vegetable alteratives—Stidingia.JImi- dinke,Yellow Dock— with the Indidi s of Poiassiun: and Tr<'n, :.nd is tlie most cl icscio is medicine yet l.uown for the diseases it is intend.d to elit e. Its ingredients are so skilfully combined that She full altcative effect c f each j; assured, and while it is so mild as tci he harmless even to children, it is so effeetnal as to purge out from the system those impurities and corruptions which develop into I >athsome disease. The reputation it enjoys isdetived from its cures, and the confidence which prominent physicians all over the country repose in it proves their experience of its usefulness. Certificates attesting its virtues have accumulated, and are con stantly being received, and as many of these cases are publicly known, they furnish convincing evidence ot the superiority of this Sarsaparilla pver every other alterative medicine. Bo generally is its superiority to any other medicine knov. u that we need do no more than to assure the public that the best qualities it has ever possessed are strictly maintained. PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., Practical and Analytical ChemittM. BOLD DV Ala. DKUGGI3TS EYEBVW1IKRK. HENRY SCHRODER, LAURENS STREET, A T K: IS 2ST . S . O . Ha-just received a l^rge and selected stopk af DRY GOODS, MENS’ and BOYS’CLOTHING BOOTS SHOES, HATS, oahs, TOYS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, &c., &c HARDWARE, Also, an assorted stock of OlFlOOIEqiRIES; All leading Ales, California Winqf, choice Liquors, Tqfiacco and Idgars, All of which he will sell at prices that defy competition. \rw BliitksHtitli 8feop ! IV. B. U U 8 H M A N, Has established a m w blacksmith shop irt rear of J. H. Busch’s store, and is prepared to do »di work in his lint with neatness and dispatch Prices to suit thu times. Give him a call. ] have opened in connection with my Blacksmith business, a Wheelwright Shop, and am now prepared to do all kinds of wheelwright and Blacksmith work at the lowest possible rates. The public are res pectfully invilvd to give me a call’ W. B. CUSHMAN. VertioalEngines.with or without a Jf ’ wheels, very convent- —■ ent, economical and complete in every de- .tail, best and t cheapest Vert- m teal in the . world. Fig. 11 is engine | in. use. Fig. ^ 2 ready for road. s-wv m i. a. Send for fttllip, The Farquhar Separator (Warranted) Font. Agrlcaltarali Work*, Tark, l’a Licbtmi draft, BMMt devebte aim plat, moat i economics. 1 and MV feet hi mk ctoUlT Send for III nitrated Uatalegne. ■MlrfermukM. AddrwA U rarnrKar, Tork.ni. Carmelite Melissa Cordial, (Eau de Melisse des Carmes.) 3QQ TEARS’ REPUTATION. Annual Sales In Parlt Alone, 1,300,000 BOTTLES. Supported and ana- tained by the an- doraement of tbo {post eminentof FRENCH PRACTITIONERS. A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR D YJS PE3PS X^L DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, AND ALL NKRVOUS AFFECTIONS. Oat the Can ulna. Bawara of Imitations. BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. General Depot at BOYER’S, 59 Perk Place, H. Y. For Sale ky DOWIE & MOISE, Wholesale Brug^ista, Charleston, et. Ti ll LARGEST STOCK! BEST MAKERS ! LO WLST PRICES ! $.»0 TO ^100 SAVED BY PURCHASING AT THE AU GUSTA MUSIC HOUSE. GEO. 0. ROBINSON & C0-, 205 BROAD STREET. ATJO-TTSTuA, C3--A-- deti-tf aker. Late with Vitalis Himmer. watch and chro- qometer maker. N. Y. Special attention to allfiuc and difficult watch and clock repairing Watches, clocks, lockets an< chains for sale. 221 Broad st., °l , P‘If 1 j^ Central Hotel, Augusta. Ga sr * 7 0A. B. B. ’Feaevs, isra, O fiiJ nextdior tot Cotywr Journal. Family Grocerli TINWARE, CROC SADDLEFy. fiM, mm .v :; JJ » Beautiful Southern Home For Sale. & RsSlWtE€M&lNC'E. Thi Plantation, Mezula Of 423 acres of land, about 270 uadcr cultivation only two miles southeast of Aiken, S. C., a dwelling of six room-i and outbuildings : good water, fine fruit—peach; apple, nuts, grapes, &c. First quali y of land, and gives good crops of corn, wheat oats, rye. cotton, Irish potatoes, sweet po tatoes. &c. The farm is well supplied with stock and i ools. The owner will icll the half or the whole, as may be desired. This is a rare chance for anyone desiring a home that will give health and pay. Address J. F. McLAUGHLJN, *u9tf Aiken, 8. C. STEAM ENGINES, A. B. PARQCHiR, fork, Pa, Cheapest and best for all i>ur* poses—simple, strong, anddu table. Also Traction En- ginti tor common roads. Saw, Grist ant> Rig* Mills, Gins, Prbssbs AWD. Machinbry gener ally. Inquiries promptly answered. —AT— W.A.SCHMI Di * CALICO UDIES DBESS GOb KENTUCKY JEANS, CORSETS, CLOnils Stoss, Men’s Ha Ladies Trimmed II All fresh and just Iron N'cv \ J. THORNE & £ IIARDWABfi-AliD-fWWl 1 WAREHOUSK COR. BROAD and WASHl.' ■- V y>s TS., -A-XJ C3-XJ ST-A Faruier* Friend Plows, % plows, $2 00 ; Pony A< $5.5(0. Double gared corns Nails $2.75 pv*" k(g, STRAIGHT KHOVELS, WING SWEEPS. TURN SHOVELS t SOLID SWEEPS, BULL TONGUES, HEEL BOLTS, SCOOTERS. CLEVISES. STEEL PI all patterns, CRESCENT COTTON II( RAZOR BLADE AXE COLLINS AXES. HANDLED IIOEF RAKES, SHOVELS, SPADES, BARIRi BUILDERS HARD>5 STEFL BABB FENC BALING BAND BRACKET SA WHEELWR —and— BLACKSMITH At Courteney’s old St^n T HE undersigned is pr all work entrusted t neatness and dispatch, specialty. I guarantee isfaction. CHA sr20.1y ORDER ' CANE M —AND GIN GEi —AND- MILL MAC1 - AND- —FROM- GEORGE R. LOME Forest City Foundry WorkW AUGUSTA, GE mr We use oqly wro| jn our Cane Mills. f '* O', i it.’-.tHv'. FOTTT HORSE AND CATTLI . Ck Aw Mhi\ <mxe •» preYon 25uld »u Luhn » und Har John H. F< Optican, Jewaler < 221 Broad st., opp ( AUGUSTA, Tt** (SSWSvts! THIS PAGE CONTAINS FLAWS AND OTHER DEFECTS WHICH MAY APPEAR ON THE FILM