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tl .H.M ■»«...»i-. II —L.U--1— —1L . L i_' ' !J -L_x - -U-UL. 1 —!—LJ i nlRiER’-JOLTiN AL,! If #n y* hin « is n « edwl ^ 8how ^ the • —r—■ evil result of Radical rule and what we S M.cK'V.V, Fiditot*.- arc sure to conic to if not vigilant and — —' r -——; un’ted read tho following fi’oui the TERMS , “ Geurgetown Comet At Xeas”: rue yejv .f.:. ■Is. jpogilw* ¥■■ ■ .r\ u* oo Hhkad ! H»;e.vp ! 1 Rhkad !!!—This ■fai i pitiful *‘iy call ho he.ird daily in passing •i iv. •> j tiio jail. The unfortunale inuiataa up- f»^r?^vt5pffTrnp. h club five yonrly . . . r a, HceonijiRiueiMry the Cfl^u (SlO) • P o:if to hf ' ^ condm'll. ! Morcif.d Heaven! shall men, criminals though they he. be left to starve to death in a Christim land? Weunder- | stand that the sheriff has left his post, that the Clerk of Court maintains, that i it is none of his funeral, and so the , matter rests. In the meantime how ever, the prisoners are literally starving to death. Where is the fault ? ■ re a copy free for oueyrar. SERTISINC RATES. -5 00 | lu 00 3) tK) lu UU GO 00 li> 00.30 00 40 00;5i) 00 <» 00 .'20 ii«i 40 00 t>0 00 SO 00:100 00 1 CO > 00 6 00,12 00 20 O0 : < wllon M anufHelurin*, 2 00' ri oo 12 00.20 oo 30 Oo | The discussion on Cotton manufacr > 10 oo 20 00 30 0-. 40 00 I tu,i "S ,hat h!,s boen S oin P c 0 IV,r s,, ' nc i months in the papers of the Ibtate has created considerable interest ihrotighoiit | New Kngland, and even the Southern papers have iake»i up the following ar ticle, written by M. F. Foster, a native j oi .New Flngland, now Superintendent of I#ang!ey, S-C ^lanufactui ing Com pany, and for many years a prominent | manufacturer in the South, is certainly i an important article and will be perused ; with interest, by our readers: j li I have read with interest, several wspaper articles published recently in [{"DAY IA.Y 17. 1 J‘"r Tim Dooiap’s will. In the name of God, amen! I, Timothy Rjolun, of Barrydownderry, in the county of Clare, farmer, being siflk, wake on my legs, but of sound head and warm heart—Glory be to God—do make this, my first and last will and ould and new testament. First, I give my soul to God, when it plazo him to take it—sure no thanks to be buried in the ground at Barrydownderry Chapel, where all my kith and kin that hive gone before me, and tjiose that live after, belonging to me, arc buried, peace to their ashts. and may the sod rest lightly over their bones. Bury me near godfather and my mother, who lie sep arated altogether at the other end of the chapel yard. I laye the bit of ground coi-tains eight upres—rale old Jnsh acres—to my eldost sou Tim,after the death of his mother, if she lives to survive him. My daughter >J : ‘ r y an ‘l her husband, Ruddy O’Bengal, arc to have the sow that’s going to have twelve black bonits. Tcddv, my second boy, that was killed in the war in Ameriky, might huye got his pick of poultry, out as he has gone i’ll lave them to his wife, who died a week before him; I bequeath to all mankind fresh air of heaven, all fishes of the sea they can take, and all the birds of the air they can shoot. I luvp to them all the sun, moon and stars I lave to Peter Raf- feify a pint of potheen. I can’t finish and may God be merciful to him. SHERIFF’S SALES. gTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. AIKEN COUNTY. Armstrong Cater & Co. r*. Elisa McKee. EXECUTION. Bv virtue of the above execution, now on f}le in tlft* oQioe, 1 will sell at Aiken Court House on the first Monday in February next within the legal hours of sale in front of the *i Gregg House,” the following property levied upon ns the property of the dofen l ants, to-wit: AH that tract of land in the County and State afore.aid, containing 100 acres, more or lesp, bounded to the east by lands of Talitha Heath and on all Q*her sides by lands of the estate of GidetU Evans. Terms pash ; titles e*t'ft. M. T. HOLLEY, S, A. C. T RE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF AIKEN . ge TV. C roft, E»i«i.. for of Soooud i'frvoit. v of the fact that the seats of of the present Circuit Judges j New England papers calling attention 1 ate m •jTV “Im' — ; o>tion manufacturing in comparative natiucr of voting is unconMi' . locality with New .Enirland, and New t is of immense iu.pnrtiir.ee Hampshire in particular, netent men should fid these ; I' 11 * 1 ground for argument has been in; picsciiL v iicuiL auk'Utf i ~^ nay be deeinred vacant", if i manufacturers and the people in gen, ,, , • , , , j eml to the advantages at th^ bouth lor ( ui " C1 cti 1,3 j Cotton manufacturing in comparative J, D I X WEATHERLY DENTIST, Office over Luhn’s Drug Store, Aiken S. C. sr20 EDMOND MORRIS, ExecutQr of JOSEPH MORRIS vv. ChIFTON HOLLEY. EXECUTIONS. By virtue »f the above executions now on fife in this offipe I wiii sell at Aiken court hoijse on (he first Monday in February next within tfic legal hours of sale the following property levied upon as the property of the defendant, to-wit; Cue tract of land in the County and State aforesaid, containing 50 acres, more or less, bounded to the iiu|4b by lands of M T. Holley, to th c east and southeast by lauds of Henry Oakinan. formerly lauds of J. C. Holley, to the southwest by lands of Elizabeth Holley, and to the northwest by lands of Martin Holley. Terns cash. Titles extra. Dated January 8th. 1878. M- T. HOLLEY, S. A. C. PROBATE notices. ORGANS! s of honor ami tru.it in the c ert election. e.-ioot excellent system of rota- wcll covered by the writers of these ! communications and only to confirm a ] pi.it of Mr. K. E. H. Cheney’s views as j laid down in his letters, h .s tho writer j of this communication consented to take ap-city i :t {••’■it in th : s controversy. I Associated for over nineteen years : with the uianufccturing iiiter^sta of the South, 1 have seen much of the devel opment of that branch of Industry. Mr. : (.'heney’s reasons which he assigns for ! the iniitiufactur, 1 . of coarser cottons iu | die South are worthy of consideration . . , ! based as they are on facts fh a t pan not Li ret :e wt h a feeling »: con- ^ (juestiotied and are proven by .the re in t..e fii i.ess of ou r nouiinaiion ■ ,-ults that follow from well managed | manufacturing establishments all over : the South, m tie are more successful ' th: n ih'HSe in the immediate neightor- | hoi ds of tho c dton fields. It would re- jiitegr ty, aim a n gn oiu.t o' jusro more space than woukl be allowed i‘ Judge i in your paper to enter into alt the data poopiis t<f every circuit he c spa city or ine *5 c <-< •<r J ui’ pe, und tli ■ r-fote ives ill tho Genet •ui As ‘ chargi d w i, !i tii o elec p>xt.iut fu'.ctiona ric.a arc einely careful in i ih^ir c wi it a fooling of con- linens (,! Cour num tnaiion befure the pubi Lie thc s YV. Ci roft, Ksi] , as one itnettta, V, and a ii gh o: d.-r Of to rutori! circuit. •■I : ' Croft is iu the iror.i which this assertion is based. Tbe ~ , - . ,r ^ i intilligent, mrinulactuier in New Eng- !a!,t f wants oo better proot that the 'inner at the Aiken Bar, and pcs- ; p*j3sos>ts superior advantages for iu i.n eminent degree th t calm : Uianulacturing the coarser fabrics in ••zl order of uiinJ and that court- j emtor. th 'u the knowledge that when a .vhieh has ba- n ! * ,i ' e (,t ’S uthern manufactured goods is , 5 i mid xlown in New York or St. Louis, 1,1 1 ■ , r .. 1 k that ihej are offered and sold at a profit ■a. irtn e r " ' - :,rA:UI * 1]l ; to the manufaeturer for one-half a cent Hum itu us It never b is been . tu*i yaid less than the same class of ■ . si::: f* ■.* the ! goods cm bo produced for in New Eng .-.u i , | - \ this result is brought about t fr fact that the South , • . ' . ■ , . ! i^t> ! f , tnanufac- t’l'.N iv. i . ■ o. !. .2 - eix- nine in* uths in the year From the celebrated *'Ncw England Organ Co., acknowledged by the most competent judges in thc county to be the best made, and have taken the pre miums over all others at thc State Fair in I’ortlaiid, Maine, in September last- Every organ has a written warrantee for 5 years. Call and see them. A large stock always on hand. The sub scribe rs arc Sole agents for the upper parte of Carolina and Georgia. OATES BROS. Successors to G. A. Oates, ?44 Broad st., Augusta Ga. tio29 D R TUTT’S JCiXPECTORANT •var u»ed^t>y which effect on the throat end re from the ntr cell* all Ir- , bm mailers rated, and et« which prodne —, —, -- . rclievea the paoet dUtreealnw.paroxFam, aoethet nervonaneaa, and eneblee the an ft farer to enjop aniet reat at nlaht. Bainv ^ pleeaent coHUTel, It toaee the weak atoinr ech. and Is epeelkUr rapommandad fof ahildran. f T ■ the moat ffenlnl balsam aver ua< • spactflo effaet onlthe throe ; dstechee from the air calls I tatter; canaes It to ha pxpecto- ftastfl’slift'i-SssB-lsa have SSH, What other* say about » Tutt’a Expectorant- Had Asthma Thirty Years, Baltimou, Primary j, 1871, ** I have had Asth ma thirty yaara, and nevar U)Un> •ui sirt'.hcnl oy wii dow-. an- oi. is conuimed wi( j! * p • to! the p. 0: »i t : . : iirai i i v sih open fee .....y a . i ,> j ,j,y i. io ;i ; r:iu be obtained at 1 ...* j ami aie v. . v f suiie.l for fuot .- 1 i!,!r ’ V ' ' 1 ’iv* -. In ; im South there, are reO 'io u a fid J. ■ ■ z'<1 Labor ! T iii i:;s who diet;. ( ■' ciuibi nuer th« wages bn herefore urge our ini nedi.ile anii no r<stiicii<>i, lj : !:* ns tlio stated tutives in the Legislaturo to j hours for a day's woik. The Southern hi-- name «s a caudidait! foi ■ ihih Circuit, it oce sin;, oilers. | <•,>11011 pilferers, or from any other e>s his claims, and the claims ; -ininking process so familiar to the par- county to the hrt c unty is eotiU d to My ‘«d y .‘ •* NOAH i( mu t pay | anut-icturer has his cotton laid down ! at the factory with no short weight : 10 iu i’v. for g:i>ri lies who handle the cotton crop. The sot!.'- c m- ! ini re.'S'itg railroad facilities throughout , the "omit give as low rates of transit to s victory, s.;c- i , he great, markets of the IJuiieii States. se.fietings i.i upbo di:-g M’e j a . j to j’nr^jg,, poits as can be obtained banner of reform, and the j by the Now Eng!a= d itiiinufaaturor, and George W. Croft \v <u’d bo j places the Southern itiuniifacturer as a ; y our poop'e us a gracoful • our splendid young county. ■ ifir ackiiDwledgoment of the ty of a hightoned, faitMui, -i and publio spirited eitizeo. asked for nothing heretofore, lave received as 1'tth cottipetiior viih any utanuiacturer in the Ijnircu Stales But the object of the writer is not to ii»pre>9 the New (ijuglnud manufacturer wiut the idiui tliat by these advantages t * (lit it Soutberu neighbors in produc*. ing the heavy cotton fabrics that there is nothing hopeful lor them in the fu- ^ ,e I tore. The cnpbal that has gone to erect ti". sufferings tnd erjxu/tifurcs , (bn magi.ificent manufacturing struc- >00pie in consequence of the i tures that adorn, and from which the g and F. Jen to 11 troubles mil ; vitl 'l li, « s '’ Hh'liy New England , , , 1 erv • cities and villages spring will not die it hundred and fi.ty majority! * * J. 0 . " . , j ior vant ot iinaiicial prosperity. The pton seem to have oeen u*iuciy w .jy capitalist and the skill ul mechanic i will dtvise means to replace tho cum- ■ v* distribution of geol thiogs j Itous machinery that, now produces the , !' >r suite reason ulterly ignored, i ihbrie. with something that will . . . . bring forth a finer article of more value, iref; re urge tuts non,matt 01 as ,. , : 1 „ 1 • <• . . for toe uuoeital used tn its tnanufacture, ■y "is- and proper in regard to j w hich the manufacturer w 11 real icss of the gentleman whose name j iz«‘ tnotc j»roSt, and the operative re- n W%IVu>, M* H, Six, and all Croupy.” • { Lot tha isothar *f childrca ; all er them have . >upy. Without Tutt'o Exportor»nt, | don't tKi-.a ’ i*y could boTO ourvivpd oomo ot tho attack*. FniMkH, ••1^ ,»P,P. C A9.rl?.l T.r. Zxpoctorant, in niddan amorf encioo, for couch*, croup, diphthoria, otc.” T. r. CLUB, M.B., Nowark, N. J. Mold by mil druyyUts. Prlaa $1.00. Office MM Mmrrmy Mtract, Mate York. HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA AIKEN COUNTY. IN PROBATE COURT, “m MARY R. HITT and p. W. HITT. Plain tiff . c». JOHN R. ROGERS. RALPH ROGKRS, ANNIE ROGERS. DUDLEY ROGERS, SARAH HACKLE and O. J. HACKLE, Defendants. ORDER FOR SALE IN PARTITION. By virtue af a decretal order row on fife in this office, from the Probate Judge of Aiken county, in the above entitled cause. 1 wi'.l sell at Aiken V- H in front flf the Gregg mansion, pu the find MPHtllY >8 February next, within tbp legal hpnrji nT Nnlc, Ifie fpl* lowing ilesqribud property, to-wH; All that lot of land, situate, lying and being in the town of Ajkefi, fu the pounty and stfitc aforesaid near {he rcsjilcucp pt Dr. Aniory J- flift. H 1 ''! being the aan>e lot conveyed In B. T- Rogers, trustee, ny tho late John Rogers, deceased, by deed of con veyance. bc.,nng date tho aecond day of May, 1848, *aid deed recorded iu the office of Register M. C , of Barnwell County, pagjs 313 and .M4. Terms of sale, one third cash balance in one and two yeara, in equal installments, With legal interest Credit portion 10 be secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of {he premises sold. Purchaser tp pay fpr papers. M. T. 1IOLJ.EY, S. A. C. 4 prsjiui i •‘THE THEE 1$ fliBWi IT ITS FRUIT." « Tutt'sPill* are worth their weight in gold.” REV. I. R. fiHUPBON. Leuitville, Ky. •• Tutfe Pills are a TpecTSTbleesing of the nine teenth century.''—REV. F. R. OBROOP. New Yerlu ••I have used Tutt'^BBtaetorpor of the lives. They era superior to any medicine for biliary dis orders svsr msde.” I. P. CARR, AHsrasyH Lew, Augeste, Qa. •• I have used Tutt'a'RIIAve years ia ray family. They arsunsquutsd forcostivenassand biliousness.” F. R. WILBON. Reerg slews, Texas. •*I have used Tull’s Hfedicine with great bsneftt.'* W. W. MANN. Editar Mabile Register. *e PUle to five of all •• We esll fifty boxes 'lutt’a PUls to fivi others."r-;RAVR|[ 4 COj^Carterevillsj Qe. t'Tutt's Pills hsvs oriTynte bo tried to • their merits. They work like magic. BARRON establish W. H. RAH WOW, JH^ammer fit., Bests a. •• There is no mcdicinoaowoU adapted to the curs of bilious disorders as Tutt's Pills.'' JOB. BRUMMEL, Riehmond, Ylrglala. RND A TtRkiBANP MORS. Maid by dr*tptHata. MM omta m ban. Office MS mnrrmy Street, Pete TorH. :se T 't, but as a matter of >.i tn iMi ! i.eive a just reivard for his labor. •ieil ! i he histo.y of manufacturing through- ihe people of our neir: ; ■ *w. . , . . „ . . . .- 1 r j out tl’v: world is traceable tn its progress v> fruti! th - ' coarser to the finer product of - —- - j the loom. The c<*arser fabric with its j wealth of t-taple will find its producer i ..1}' »A3id their nearer the cotton fields and under milder 4 ons^titionPCA. | .-kies than can be found on tfio ice ! b und streams of New Hampshire, God « we c ist our eyes around the po- , ,1,^ Cheney’s future for New il fortzon we can not fail to observe Uauip-ltire as pictured should prove there are dark nod louring t h uds i true. Never may thc barrier at Amos, the air which threiten s < or5T1 ^ ke:ig be ten:'•veil that tunis the Mcrri , mi- • .1 '.l ack from the rock v falls, or the Nashua disaster to the well Len.g o. tl*e , bc all(;WC(l to avlW * id |y in it3 natura l te. ! clianm.1 And may tiute remove thp L 1 ie result which has followed the • mantle of discouragement that is now ions iu Beaufort, Georgetcw.-. Sum- : h:,r, - i »? oVC ‘- ihe Souhegan valley, and . , , ,1 , the pee tie ot Mil lord see upon the ruins and :• ewherry, Miouid teach us f.iat . • 1 .. v . titat n w disgrace the spot where once s'.ood their pride of enterprise, a pptton a despotic rally to regain j mill ! Not ruinous {o its owner by thu .•e an 1 {K»v er in certain portions of! manufacture of heavy goods and bad Sta'e even thon-h there is t" 1 Lm.nageuient but prosperous under the I’; iiinkc* a dpgpcran xec ati’i pnv er in ce e Sla»e f*v°n thon lance -f 1 ■ i i * ») in ;i. II aec T’-l ce i fome very y:id \eise council of men interested in its success.”—.1/. ui MH/ord Enter- ft rise. hose counties partieuhu 1 y Sumter and i Hobert Fjshbdbn and W. S. Harluy, • leorgetowTi, to have tllnwed thorn to j brothers-in-law and citizens of Walter- b ro, S. C., fought a ducj at the junc- ' tiott of tlie Charleston and Savannah j Rai'road, near Savannah, G***,, t*fl ; S;iturday, the 12th instant. Harley ! was thought to be mortally wounded, but is still alive. Cause-van old feud revived during the contest of the late in time* of peace we should be pro- ! Ui ' ,n 'eipal election. yt,,. f bove was iu type wc learn ’ i - dead v;o Radic!i!, , jis 4*’°a they have done. I: f.irnir'iif ' ' ? n >* J'.ich we trust wiii f.c h«0'i ' f t i > or’’?: a-.I lovers wt d n • other pari;; of t c 'ta' , ver i e i. big in mind that eter- 0 i! vt^ii!i'.; Pu C ne- •P V -C ( i libeitv. r,i d ITUTTS HAIR DYE HIGH TESTIMONY. PROM THZ PACIFIC JOURNAL. b..b.e n '5 1 .^?fAT ll , 4Y : ? T N T> < VJw Tnrk, wtiioli rasters* youthful beauty to the hair. That eminent chemist ha* succeeded In producing a Hate pye which Imitates nature to perfection, Old bachelors may how rejoice.” HENRY SCHRODER, LAURENS STREET. A. I K E N. 8 , O. Has just receiycd a largo aad selected Stock of imv GOODS, MENS' and BOYS’CLOTHING BOOTS SHOES, HA-TS, O^lPS. TOYS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, Ac., Ac HAKPWAKE. Also, an assorted stock of C?-^,OQ^I3BX3SS; AH leading Ales, rallfornla Wines, choice Liquors, Tobapco and Cigars, All of wbick he will sell at prioes that defy ooflpeiitjon. S TATE OP SOUTH CAROLINA, AIKEN COUNTY. IN THE COURT OF PROBATE. IIANDSFORD B. GREEN, Administrator of J. J. GREEN, Plaintiff, vt. SUSAN A. GRERN, ot. a}-. Defendants. DECRETAL ORDER OF SALE TO PAY DEBTS- By virtue of the above order, frem W. W. Williams, Efq., Judge of Probate, for the county aforesaid, now on file in this office, I will sell at Aiken courthouse on the first Monday in February next within tbe legal Lours of sale in front of the Gregg House, thc following property, to-wit: All that tract of land,in the county and State aforesaid, bounded north by lands of Rillie Green, east by homestead alotted to Mrs. Sustn A. Green, and to the south and west by lauds of James Dicks, containing 50 acres, more or less. Also all that other tract of land in said county and State, con taining 5*> acres of upland and twelve acres, more or less of swamp land, on the waters of the upper Three Runs, boun led no-:h by land* of Janies Stallings, east by lands formerly of James J. Green, now of , south and southwest by lands of James Dicks. Terms cash—purciiasir to pay for paper*. M. T. HOLLEY. S. of A. C. s TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AIKEN COUNTY. By W. W. Willfawa, Probate Judge. W HEREAS, Angus P. Brown, Clerk ot the Court of Common Pleas for Aiken county hath made suit to me to grant him letters of administration of the estate apd effects of A. J. Bates. These are therefore to cite and admouish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said A. J. Bates, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, iq bp hyjd at Aiken C. H„ on tfie ‘gist day of January next, after publication hereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said ad ministration should not be grunted. Given under my hand this 11th day of December in the year of our Lord one thou sand eight hundred and seventy-seven. W. W. WILLIAMS, Probate Judge, A. C. TATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AIKEN COUNTY. C. F. PANKNAN is. GILES D. MIMS- EXECUTION. By virtue of the above execution now on tie in this office, I will sell at Aiken epupt house on the first Mondny in February next, within tbe legal hours of Sfle, in front of the Gregg House, the followiatr property levied upon as tbe properly of the defend ant, to-wit— One Gin. one Thrasher an4 Fanipep. Also one tract of laud in ihp county and State aforesaid, known as the homestead tract of the defendant, containing 683 acres, more or less, lying and being on South Edisto River, bounded to the north by lands of the estate of John Hix. to the south by lauds of David Ergles and John Ergles, to the east by lands of Wilson Sanders and the said John Ergles, and to the west by lands of John E. Bacon. Terms cash. Titles extra. M. T. HOLLEY, 8. A. C. gTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AIKEN COUNTY. By W, W. William*!, Probate Judge. Whereas, A n gus P. Brown, Clerk of the Court of C. P. and G. S., of Aiken county, hath ffinile spit to me to grant him letters of adminisf ratipp of the estate and effects of Whii field Glover. These are therefore to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred mid creditors of the said Whitfield Glover, deceased that they be and appear before mt*, in the Court of Frobate, to be held at Aiken C. H., onthe2lst. of January next, after publica tion hereof, at 11 o'clock in tfip forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, >vhy the said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this l{thdr.y of December in the year of our Lord one thou sand eight hundred and seventy-aeveu W. W. WILLIAMS, Judge of Probate, A. C. MISCELLANEOUS- .EALCeVTATE MqENCY HUTSON & COMPANY AIKEN, S. C- Wom <D respectfully inform the pub lie that they have opened a It bar Es tate Agency in connection with their fire insurance business, and ape now pre pared to sell and rent houses entiusted to them. Business promptly attended to. . HUTSON Jk CO., MISpELI ANE0U3. r£|HE STATE OF SOU III CAROLINA, AIREN COUNTY. By W- W. Williams, Probate Judge. Whereas, Sarah J. Joye hpth made suit to me to grant her letters of administra tion of thc estate and effects of Mrs. W. L. Townsend. These are therefore to cite apd admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of thc said Mrs. M. L. Townsend, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be held tit Aiken, 8. C., on January ICth next, after publication hereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, to shew cause, if any they have, why the said administration should nq{ be granted. Giveu under my^ hand, this fid day of January in the year of our Lord one I^L. 8. j thousand eight hundred aud st veaty- cight. W. W. WILLIAMS, J P., A. C. The subscriber respectfully informs the ciiiieu.s of Aiken and vicinity that he will be there in a week or two for the purpose of tuning PIANOS. Any opp desirous of having their’s attended to will please leave word with Mr. Mc Kay at the office of tlie Courier-Jovr- nal. Best of reference given. T. H. OATES. Of Oates Bros., 244 Broad st. Angus ta, Ga. no21Kf . — - ■ ■ ’A-- — Beautiful Southern Home [For Sale, & €M?lJrCW. The Plantation, Mezula Of 423 acres of land, about 270 uader cultivation only two miles southeast of Aiken, 8. C., a dwelling of six rooms and out buildings : 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- i tatoes, &c. The farm is well supplied with stock and t ools. The owner will sell 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. mclaughlin, auOtf Aiken, S. C. THE SOUfrH CAROLINA R. R. Charleston, Feb. 6, 1875. On and aiter this date tho following sohed ulewill fe«/run on this road; DAT PASSENGER TRAIN. Leave Charleston „..,9 00 a m Arrive Augusta 5 00 p m Leave Augusta ,..8 30 a m Arrive Charleston 4 20 p m , NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN. Leave Charleston 7 20 pm Arrive Angusia f 00 a m Leave Augusta ,.,...8 15 p m •Arrive Charleston ,....7 20 a m AIKEN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. Leave Aiken.,,,...., ,.,8 50 a m Arrive Augusta. 10 00 a m Leave Augusta.,....,...,,,, „2 20 p m Arrive Aiken..,,,. 3 30 p m 8,7 SOLOMONS, Supt. C. O. and A. Railroad Schedule Table. *1,0TTK, Co!.e.MBIA & A VOURTA R. Co. ) General Passenger Department. { Colvmuia, S_. C... Ntv. 17lh, 1877. j T hc following Passenger Schedule will be operated on aud. after Sunday, the ISvh i n yt. > GOING north. Leave Augusta. Arrive C diiiubia. Leave Columbia. ytrme Charlotte GOING SOUTH. Leave Charlotte, Arrive Columbia Leave Columbia Arrive Augusta .9 *27 p m . 1 05 p m .1 15pm .6 30 p m .9 28 p m .2 34 a m .2 44 a in .6 26 a m rjlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF AIKEN. By W- W WILLIAMS, Probate Judge. Wberers, Ann C. Turner hath made suit to ir.e to grant l)er let.ers of administration of the estate and effects of T. C. Turner, cum Untamento annexo. These are tlietefpr* tq cite and admonish all and singular the kindred ami creditors of tbe i-aid T. C. Turner, dacegsed, t hat they be and appear before me, ip {Jie Court *.f Probate, to be held at Aiken, S. C. on the 16th of January next, after publication hereof, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon to shew cnpsc. if any they have, why (ho sptd administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, this 27th day of December, in the year of our Lord [l. s.] one thousand eight hundred and se <■- tqty-eigbt. W. W. WILMAMfi. J. P., A. C. 50 a i* 15 n <n 50 a m 48 p m LARGEST STOCK! BEST MAKERS ! LOWEST PRICES ! $50 TO $100 SAVED BY PURCHASING AT THE AC- j GUST A MUSIC HOUSE. GEO. 0. ROBINSON & CO-, 265 BROAD STREET, .A-TJ'GTJ ST.A- Q A.. dedtf T HE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. (3QUKTY OF AIKEN. JN THE COURT Of PROBATE. Leicester M- Buchanan, plaintiff, g*. Sophia M. Buchanan, Hopry 11. Jtuchapan, Percy M Buchanan, Nina M. Buchanan, Ilegi- nolj 51. Bqchanap, Ethel YJ. Buchanan, Mildred C. M. Bpchpnan, defendants. SUMMONS FOR RE hip F—COMPLAINT FI|iED. To the defendants Sophia M. Bpchip-m. Henry B. Buchanan, .Perpy M. Ruchupan, Nina M. Btiuhanan, Reginald M- Buohftnan, Ethel M. Buchanan, Mildred C- M- llHcha- nan : Y'ou aro hereby summoned am} require 1 to answer the complaint in this notion, of whnh a copy is this day filed in the office of the Judge of the Probate Cqprt ju and for the county of Aiken, in the State of Sooth Carolina, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on thc sub scriber at his office, in the iown of Aiken, State of South Carolina, within twenty days after the service hereof, exclusive of the day of such service; pud if you fail to an swer the complaint within the time afore said, tho plaintiff in this action will apply to the court fo» the relief demanded in the complaint. Dated January 2d. A. D. 1878. O. C. JORDAN, Plaintiff’s Attorney. To thc defendants Sophia M. Buchanan, Henry B. Buchanan, Percy M. Buchanan, Nina M. Buchanan, Keginal M. Bucjiapap, Ethel M. Buchanan, Mildred C. M. ilucha nan. Take notice that thc complaint in this ac tion. together with the summons, of which the foreg:ing is a copy, was this day filed in the oflice of the Judge of the Pirphafe Court, at Aiken, in the coiiuty of Aikep^ in the Slate of South Carolina, United Sltatos of America. January 2d. A- D 1878. O. C. JORDAN, Plaintiff’s Attorney. Am Blacksmith Shsp ! W. B, C US H MAN, Has estnljlbbcfl a new blacksmith shop in rear of J. H. Busch's store, and is prepared to do tdl work tp his line with neatness and dispatch Pfipes to suit the times. Give liiuia cull. 1 have opened in connociiqn with my Blacksmith business, a Wheelwright Shop, and am now prepared to dp all kinds of wheelwright and Blacksmith work at thc lowest pi ssible rates. The public are rec- pciitf-,illy incited to give me a call- W. B- CUSHMAN. rjlllK STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF AIKEN. IN THE PROBATE COURT. RHODA PLUNKETT and MARY AR THUR, Plaintiff*, t* JAAIKjS!’. PLUNK ETT, cl. *1., Defeudaqtq. ORDER FOR SAJ ( E IN PARTITION. By virtue of a decretal order from the Probate (,'ourt of Aiken Comity, in the uboyo entitled cause, now on file in this office, I will sell at Aiken courthouse, in front of the Gregg mansion, on the first Monday in February next, within tbe legal hours of sale, the following described pro-.- perty, to wit: All that tract or parcel of land, lying and being In the county and Stale aforesaid, on tbe West side of Joice’s Branch, being a part of tbe land containing 1.150 acres, now owned (that is at the date of 1860 by John piuq-ett) and c ntaining 408$ acres, move or less, bounded 011 the North by lands, now or late of John P. Plunkett, jr.: on the Vouth by lands, now or late of thc estate of John Plunkett, jr , and on the West by lands, now or late of Altamon Courteny. The said land to be sold in four equal parts of 102 acres, more or less, ns will tuorp ful y appear by plats of :he same to be exhibitetl ou the day of the sale. Terms of sale—One third cash, balance in two equal installments, payable the 1st of December 1878 and 1879, with legal interest. Credit portion to be secured by bond of purchase! and a mortgage of the pretniae:; sold. Purchaser to pay for the papers. H. J. pour, p. *. c. George S. Hacker & Son, MXXUrACTUBKBS OF Finn INSURANCE. JIUTS<|N & CO., Iqs. Agents. QUEEN FUSE INS. CO $-0,000,000 V \. F. & M. INS. CO 6 ,0,000 j ETNA FIRE INS. UO 6,000,000 ' FARMV1LLE INS. ( 0 250.000 A CCOMMODA TION Tit A IN (Runs daily Sundays excepted.) CHARLOTTE DIVISION. GOING XOBTU. Leave Columbia 8 00 « in Arrive Charlotte .0 19 p m GOING SOUTH. Leave Chariot e 3 15 a m Arrive Columbia 2 00 p m AUGUSTA DIVISION. GOING SOUTH. Leave Colombia 9 Arrive Augusta 7 OoI.NO north Leave Augusta 5 Arrive Columbia 3 JAMES ANDERSON, Gen Supt. A Poi'K, Hen. Freight ans Pass. Agent. Ayer’s Cathartic Pills, For all th* purpose* of * Tamily- Phraic, and for curing Co8tiv*n*M, Jauncu**, Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath, Headache, Erysipelas, Rheumatism, Eruptions and Skin Pi——, Bil iousness, Dropsy, Tumors, Worms, Neuralgia, as a Dinner FUL for Purifying tha Blood. Are the moat ef fective and conge- Atfcl pintail v e ever discovered. They are mild, but ef fectual in their operation, moving the hpwels surely and without pain. Although gentle in their operation,. they are still the ! most thorough end searching cathar tic medicine that can be employed: cleans ing the stomach and bowels, and even the blood. In small doses of one pill a day, they stimulate the digestive organs and promote vigorous health. Ayer’s Pills have been known for more than a quarter of a century, and have obtained a world-wide reputation for their virtues. They correct diseased aptipn in the several assimilative organs of the body, and are so composed that obstruc tions within their range can rarely with stand or evade them. Not only do they cure the every-day complaints of every body, but also formidable and dangerous diseases that have baffled the best of human skilL While they produce power ful effects, they are, at the same time, the safest and best physic for children. By their aperient action they gripe much less than the common purgatives, and never give pain when the bowels are not inilamed. They reach tbe vital fountains of the blood, and strengthen the system by freeing it from the elements of weakness. Adapted to all ages and conditions in fill climates, containing neither calomel nor any deleterious drug, these Pills may be taken with safety by anybody. Their sugar-coating preserves them ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take; while being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any quantity. FgBIUK*D BT Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass., Practical and Analytical Chemist*. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. Total Capital represented ^l(l,DOO.4>00 All insurable property at reasonable rales. K C, 'P your insiiianpe in your own State, ^’rojupt attention paid to inquiri e by mail. Apply in person or by letter to HUTSilN & UO, Insurance Agents. Aiken, S. C. MOULDING, BRACKETS, Turned Work and Building Material of every description. Only Carolinians in tbit* business in Charleston, S. C. I^rFactory and Ware Itomus.KING, opposite CANNON STREET, Charles ton, S. C. uiaI7-ly CONSUMPTION POSITIVELY CURED. All sufferers from this disease that are anxious to be cured should try Dr. Kissner’s Celebrated Consumptive Powders. These powders are the only preparation known that tyill cure consumption and all diseases of the throat qiui lungs—indeed, so strong ia oitr iqith in them, and also to convince you that they are no huiqbug, we will for ward to every spfferer, by mail, post paid, a free trial bcx. We don’t lyaut your n;ppey until you are perfectly satisfied of their curative powers, ff yoqr life is tvorlh saying, don’t delay in giving these powders a trial, as they will surely ci|re you. Price, for large box, $3.00, sent to any part of tfie United States or Canada, by mail, qn receipt of price. Address, Send 1 ja3- FARMVILLE FARMYILLE, VA. Asseia $266,284.13 I NSURES against loss and damage by fire Dwellings and pout cuts, stores, barns, mills, aqd all kind of insurable properly a, equitable rates. Losses promptly adjusted aud paid. Apply in person or by letier to IIUTtON & UO., General lusurauce Agents, Uolg Aiken, S. C, „ , ASH & ROBBINS, 3-ly 300 Fultoqfcl., Brooklyn. N. Y. Moaomletl *** g*** ” liter a. auks Se*d ter Illustrate* Cntaiara*. AOtr—A U- ranrtKmr, Tartar BOYER’S Carmelite Melissa Cordial, UTS EPILEPSY, QB FALLING SICKNESS Permanently cured—no humbug- - by one month'* usage of Dr. Goulard’s Celebrated InfaU blc Fit I’owd-rs. To convince suf ferers that these powders will do all we claim fur them, we will send ihem by mail, post paid, a free trial box. As Dr. C oulard is the only physician that has ever made this disease a special study, and as to our knowledge thousands have been pel ma- nently cured by the use qf these powders, we will guarantee a permanent cure in every case, or refund you all money ex pended. All sufferers should give these powders an early trial, aud be convinced of their curative powers Price, for large box, $3.00, or 4 boxes for $10.0'). sent by mail to any part of the United S'ates or Canada on receipt of price, or bv express, C. O. D. Address, . „ A a ri & ROBBINS, ja3-lj- :;C0 Fulton St., Brooklyn, N. Y. i (Eau de Meliue dM Carntt.) ,300 YEARS’ REFUTATION. lAnnual Sales In rat-la Alette, 11,800,009 BOTTLES. Supported and a**- |talned by tha sa- dorsemaot of tha ^gJBAWjM^iaCROIX^ most eminent of FRKNCII PRACTITIONERS. A SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOE DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, AND ALL NKRVOUS AFFRXTIONS. C*t th* Cenuln*. B*war* of Imitation*. BOLD BY ALL DBCOOISTB. (Jaaeral Depot at BOYER'S, 59 Park Plaoa, H. Y. lor Sale Vy DOWiE & uOi^L. Wholesale Druggists, Charleston, 8. C. j To Rent S 1A STORE on Park Avenue, near th ! Depjt, opposite the Aiken . o’el. will be i ren ed ou reasonable terms. Apply to II. BURCKHALTER, or at this offic*. SCiiliLAfftiiOUtt. Henry Wessels, MAIN STREET, V Clothing, K •S *2 rtf U W AIL j tamily Groceries* CROCKER** jmm SADDLERY JO fTATtft l j I > 1 riitiij iaII III pa ■ ij it * AT W. A. SCHMIDT * CALICOES. [Ml mil GOOD-l KE.NTrri-y jkans, CORSETS, CLOTHING. Shoes, Men’s;Hat:. Ladies Trimmed Halt All freah and jueti from'JSI** Ytek J. THGRME & CD., HARDWARE AND AGRICULTURAL- WAREHOUSE. COR. BROAD and WASHINGTON £8X8 -A_XJOXJSTA, F .rtne^ Friend Plows, $3.75 ; 10 lb p’ows, $2 00; I’ony Adaniant plowa, $5.50. Double eared cornsbellers, $7-50 Nails $2 75 per keg. STRAIGHT SHOVELS, WING SWEEPS. TURN SHOVELS, SOLID SWEEPS, BULL TONGUES, HEEL BOLTS, SCOOTERS. CLEVISES, STEEL PLOW MOULDS, all patterna, CRESCENT COTTON HOES, RAZOR BLADE AXES, COLLINS AXES. HANDLED HOES, RAKES, SHOVELS, SPADES, BAR IRON ANDSTEEL BUILDERS HARDWARE. STEEL BARB FENCING Wilt JR, BALING HANDS AND BRACKET SAWS. STEAM ENGTNIJS, A.B. PASqrBAR, brk. Pa. Cheapest, and best for all pur* posea—simple, strong, and du table. Also traction En gine t ter common roads. Saw, Omso- and Kicm 1 Mills, Gins, Prxssbs j and Machinery gener- , ally. Inquiries ;>romi>tly aaswered. ^ m VerttcalEnglnea.with or without te S’ «■ wheels,voryconvoni- aCk. 5 E’s* cut, economical and | ■ p complete in every do. C- 5. J .tail, beat and (cheapest Vert ical In tho / world. Fig. 11 is engine \ I in use. Fig.' ,2 ready for SHg.a. j Th* Farquhar Separator (Warraato*) "“ | Faa&A. 1 W*U, 1 1 lark. Pa. WHEELWRIGHT —AN';— BLACKSMITii il At Courteney’s old St »;•- .• A Ism, 3 T HE undersigned la ’ nr all work eutruated neatness and diapalcl specialty. 1 guarante infliction. fH. , er20.1y ORDER CANE r r -yGr* OT G: .kRIHfl MILL M \ c ! l4* Eh I GEORGE P Foroet Ci' . i AU't s&r We pi our Can 1 'JIUh - it i J ous ^ O XT 1? MORS ANQ CATTLE** ml A: c- r qt { 1 AOOBib - i ■*ir Scluuv Lu :* a a-*u i!arbfr»* Drug; Stor« /y M-f** r i / THIS PAGE CONTAINS FLAWS AND OTHER DEFECTS WHICH MAY APPEAR ON THE FILM