Aiken Standard from Aiken, South Carolina • Page 2

if The Journal and Review C. OGON. W. WA8HBURN, EDITOB copy one year O.OO; montbi £0 cenu; ithrac months iu it the printed Ubel on the paper; the date thereon shovs when the subscrtp- tloncxpires. dollar per Inch first insertion; gocents per inch subsequent insertion.

Business notices, to cenu per line each insertion. "Specialnteiby the Obituary notices Ji.oo trom all ot the County desired. JO. rulill.hera, Aiken. S.

C. Correspondence the Journal and Kenew The crops are looking much; better present, the showers have been a great help to everything. Cotton is looking- beautiful now and growing fast. The old corn is nearly all laid by. Farmers are busy sowing anJ planting pjas.

We are very sorry to know that IVrs. Burckbalter has recently lost a mule. This is the second one she lias lost this summer. Mr. J.

M. Hurrah spent a few days last week witb'relatives in tbe neign- 12. Ex-Gov. PKTEII UICHAKOSUK dled last week iu Columbia. By bis death South Carolina loses a good man, one wlio had the prosperity and welfare of tlie State at heart.

He belonged to a family of Governors and himself was a Governor for two terms, While not a brilliant statesman, lit was an honest and straightforward man and a faithful public servant. GKN. WHKKI.EK has been ordered to the IMiilippines where he wil report for duty to Gen. Otis. Itwasiht General's wish to be sent thither and in granting it Secretary Alger pleased the old Yqjeran mightily.

'l' he outlook is thnt there will he plenty lor him to do when he arrive-, at his new post of duly. SWEET WATER. borbood. Mr. Jim Matbews moved into the community last week from North Augusta.

We hear that be only intends to remain, near us but a short while, probably during the summer months. A good many of the people about here are troubled with severe colds and coughs. Some are bothered considerably with rheumatism. Miss Lizzie Shaw is confined to her bed with rheumatism. She was taken the last day of May and hasn't been able to be up auy since.

One of Dr. George Bunch's sous is very low with typhoid fever in Curry- ton. He came on a visit among relatives and was taken sick. Very few of the white people in our section celebrated the fourth of July but as usual all the colored people did Mr. George Hurrah spent the latter part of last week in our neighborhood.

July '7th, 1899. THE State Board has appointed Mr. W. Dick and Mr. Hughe.

wurth to conduct the summer school Ht Granileville, which commences on the Hdh The teachers of the County uro urged to at lend this school, for it is the only way they can hope to keep up with the procession, and acquaint themselves with ihe advanced methods ill Imching. Moreover the school trustees are notified to give preference to teachers who attend the summer school. MKTTEK PRICE KOK COTTOS. fo the and Brethren of Star" Lodge, Xo. A.

P. M.J- Tour committee appointed to draft jreamble upon tbe demise of our esteemed brother, Samuel Giles, would respectfully ask to submit tbe following: Thafr'Whereas, the Great Sovereign Arbiter of Xature through ills wis-, diim did on Saturday, th'e 17th day of CLAODE SAWYEK lane, A. enter the quiet and I So icitor id circl leaceful home of Brother Samuel 5iles, and there with no-earthly P.V.HmXDEBSOSi.,'" Attorneys at Law, S. C. Practice in all of the State and U.

S. Courts. Collections a specialty. V. S.

OWENS, Solicltorzd Circuit. Notary Public NVw lliile Wortli Mori! to the Mill. Mr. T. W.

Pratt, President of the West Huntsville Cotton Mill, Huntsville, Alabama, who is known as one of the most progressive business men of Alabama, in addition to his extensive cotton manufacturing interests is running what is said to be one of the largest cotton ginning plants in the world. Mr. Pratt has made a thorough investigation of tbe Round- lap bale in his mill, and recently published a letter, in which he said that eye to see, by the potent energy of a single act "clipped the brittle thread of life," and transmitted bis spirit into tbe realms beyond; therefore be it Resolved, while in common with our fellow citizens, relatives and friends, we mourn the great general and public loss which has been sustained, we feel it to be our privilege as members of our Fraternity, and Star Lodge in particular, in a special mariner to acknowledge our obligations and express our reverence for the name of our departed brother, Samuel Giles. Resolved, in this sad bereavement, Star Lodge has lost a worthy member, the community an honest, upright citizen, and his relatives and associates a true ami tried who has always been loved and admired for bis many good qualities by all who knew him. Resolved, we bow in bumble submission to this dispensation of the Grand Artificer of the universe and commit our brother into Ills hands "who always tempers justice with mercy and doetb all things well." Resolved, a blank page in our minute book be inscribed to the memory of Brother Samuel Giles, which shall contain the dare and place of his birth, his connection with the lodge and date and place of his death, ann a copy of these resolu lions be forwared to the AIKEX JOCK Nil.

ANIJ KEVIEW for publication. JOHN R. CLOY, GILES G. BEKKV, .1. Wi STASSFIKLD.

A young husband presented his young wife with a handsome lamp He was much nattered when she tolc ne was uiui 11 wucu cotton in this form was worth $2.00 a hi nanic until I rt mill than cl-a-Hri la I SAWYER OWENS, Attorneys at Law, o. 7 Croft Block, Aiken, S. C. Will practice in -all the Courts. T.

R. MORGAN, Attorney at Law, AIKEX, S. C. Will practice in all the Courts of this State. Prompt attention given to Collections.

W.J.SCHWANTES? "AIKE3C. S. C. Wall Paper AND Painting. Interior' Decorator, Large line jof Samples of Wall Paper from which to select.

Special attention given to packing and unpacking; of fnrnitui-c. OFFICE G. L. TOOLE, Attorney at Law, CROKT'S BLOCK, AIKEX, f. Practices in all Courts.

Collertions a specialty. R. J. FOUTHALL Attorney.at Law, LAXGLKY, S. C.

ions a Spprialty. DR. B. II; TEAGL'K, PEXTIST. AIKKX.

S. Ollice on Richlanil Ave. between Ten dleton and Laurent Sts. THK Seaboard Air Line won the tirst honl in the al Columbia last week in Ihe injiinction case brought by sundry Columbia to prevenlthe road from netting c.oiitrul uf Sidney Park. Burh-j aniin decided in favor ol the Seaboard by dissolving the injunction.

Thi park has been condemned ami it now The Southern Railroad will iiiaugu- il or cheaper freight rate- between bale more to his mill than square-bale cotton. Recently he telegraphed as follows: "After two years' experience with the Roundlap bale of the American Cotton Company as a manufacturer, I can positively state that my experience is that ii can be sampled equally as. well as the square bale; that it saves in waste: that it unwinds to the rore perfectly, and saves uiuch labor in the opening room. Mixed or false packed bales are never found. he her reason for Pilch a peculiar proceeding.

she said, "you know my dear, brass about it; it is handsome to look at; it requires a good deal of attention it is remarkably brilliant; it is sometimes unsteady on its legs; it flares up occasionally: it is always out at bedtime, and bound to Horn. DR. RAV, DENTIST, Office in Chatfield Block. Street. flea.se mention The Journal and Raviev.

1 pretty things may be found iu our stock suitable for The Monarch of Strength is (ABSOLUTELY PURE.t Its strength comes from its purity. It fs all pure coffee; freshly roasted, and Is sold only In one-pound sealed packages. Each package will make4O cups. The package Is sealed at the Mills so that the argrna is never weakened. It has a delicious flavor.

Incomparable strength. It is a luxury within the reach of all.) Premium List In every package. Cut out your Lion's Head and arct valuable premiums free. If your Grocer not hATe TJon Coffee In hti bin DAOitt KUiJ atlilri-HM ttmt may place It on Mltf there. ui'izr li substitute.

WOOLSON SPICE villo. CLOTHING Wedding Presents AM) Birthday Gifts. WWWttJWWWWWWtt? SHOES It has a of I Office Hours: Morning, 9 noon, 8 to Kor the planter, ginner and mamifac- turer it is the age." the greatest invention of remains for tin 1 to Charleston and the up-country, be- the al the price of f.fo.l 00 sillllill)f on tlle otll inst Charleston lixcd hy the jury of comilcinnation. llls been endeavoring for years to get If it accept-, then we may expect soon to hear of the construrtion corps of toe road heading this way. Th roads Aiktn can get the livelit the of Ihe city.

Since we see hy yesterday's that tin- Sfahnard taken the park at the price laid anil paid the 1 given That Ion Perfect Health. Keep the system in perfect order by the occasional use of Tutt's Liver Pills. They regulate the bowels and produce more liberal rates, but hcr'etforts have i ViiWai-rmC Rfutv proven futile and now it seems proha-! IJgUIUUS For sick headache, malaria, biliousness, constipatipn and kindred diseases, an absolute cure TUTT'S Liver PILLS DR. iNEWTON A.TKAG^IE, DENTIST, N'o. fiSlt Broad Comer Mdnto-h, AtTRL'STA, A.

Crown and Bridge work a specialty. Chloroform and Cocaine for painful dental Have your eyes examined and Glasses 'fitted by the new method. Sommer's THE CLOTHIER. Xew Straw HaM. Large P.iluivttu Ihir- for r- Hats Furnishings NOTICE The Aiken I Warehouse I' Is in position to Wlioli'-nU- i i I Bagging and Ties, I "Meat, Lard, Flour, Sugar, jRice, Grits, 1 Syrups and Molasses, Hay, Grain and Feed, At prices beyond competition.

I will pay highest market price for Cotton Seed. J.B. Aiken Warehouse, SOOTHERS RAILWAY. WESSELS Jewelers. CKUFT BLOCK.

S. C. hie that a good deal of the business more wnil er belongs to her but has will been diveried to jobbers in Richmond and eUewhert Charleston. will tlnd its way lo III 111.I.MAN IN A IIOI.I liiibert Konner, publisher of the Xew York Ledger and owner of fa-' -SWISS horses, died at his home in Xew York on the 7th. Mr.

Bonner had been I ill for some months but was able to he about until ten days ago. Death was I due to a general breaking down of the UystPin. SUMMONS. P. S- iNORRIS, SURVEYOR, AIKKX, A 1 S.

LL work entrusted to me will receive prompt attention. Charges reasonable. ARDT, PHOTOGRAPHER. GEORGE Contractors and Builders, DKAl.KliS fill xiiilh ii liiu intlliiu Si-iiul at A til-tin r-p -liJ'-li. "I I Planters gestioD NUBIAN TEA cures eia, Constipation and Indi' Kegulatea the Liver.

Price, 25 cts. W.J.Platt& Co. is a jrrcat place for am 1 lions. There arc aurtions for the sale of tiew and second hand, jewelry, ditto, i'l-ccnt iliainoiuls, and the genuine tapestries, hric-a-hrac. pict-j ores, unclaimed express paeknp-s, old njiv lla i rmall Hoard of Visitor-, i junk.

the Charleston, S. 1, aircrecations ol the pawn It, place ol traiiMcnt abode. People I One vacancy in Iteneflciary a and Co, leaving 1 the South Carolina Military S. Military Academy. rolllC, everything mer.

'Ihe limes i he soli! iniiler the hum- M'ially ambitious somc- lu-re themselves. Academy eiists in this, Aiken, County. Blanks for application for permit to enter competitive examination, STATE OF SOJTTH I'ufxrv OF AIKEN. Court of Common William M. Bird and Henry F.

Welch, co-partners tradii.s as Willinm M. Hint A Company, Plaintill's, again-t Corlisi- Steam Engine Company, a body coporate under the lawsof the State of Rhode Islanil. Defendant. Copy Summons. Kor Relief.

(Complaint To the Defendant above named Yon are hereby summoned and re-; quired to the complaint in thisactii'ii of which a copy is hej-e- with served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said com- and linditiK' that iiiiiticy will out do Ihe trirx. or the Mipply of ruu- out, they disappear and a large Mock of truck otl'ered at a bargain. Al all auctions there are certain regular Tiicy are liy the aiu'tiuiiei'r and i heir trade is highly valued. They come because they enjoy auctions, tint they want any of the articles sold. likelne miltl excitement the bidding anil I lit- search for bargains.

They are victims of the auction hahil. Senator B. Ii. Tilliiian, of South Carolina, is one of the-e auction tic nils. He has been known to buy in vast quantities of second-hand furniture, bed springs, old chairs, kitchen tables, and what not, the only recommendation being that they are cheap.

the truck he picks up nobody seems to know, though some say he it to South Carolina to he distributed among de- herving constituents. First Assistant Postmaster (leneral Terry Heath iii another auction liend. Last spring lien. Heath spent nearly every afternoon nt an auction of jewelry on street, and his purchases must have amounted to several thousands of dollars. He generally had a young man with him who appeared to be an expert, and whenever an article failed to tind ready bidders among the audience I'erry and his friend would have a look at it and very likely bid it in.

He seemed indifferent whether; it was a clock, or a silver set.j If it was going at a bargain he bought i it. As Mr. Heath is known to be pretty shrewd speculator, it is pre- i sumable that he was. not buying en-: tirely fur diversion. with sheet giving necessary infurma-: plaint on the subscriber -Messrs.

Hen- lion, can he obtained from the respective County Superintendents of Kdu- cation. All applications, fully and clearly made out, must be in the hands irf Ihe Chairman hy the 1st day of August. S. OADSIiKX, Chairman Itoard nf Visitors. CITATION." J.

F. Leitner, ARCHITECT, Chatfield Aiken, S. C. Plans and Specifications furnished for public and private buildings. Moilrrn a Sprrially.

Please mention The -Toiurnal and Review. Money to Loan GOOD FARM SECURITY, APPLY TO G.W, Croft Son, Aiken, S.C. IMease mention The Journal and Review, Aikeu Views. Building Material, Rough and Dressed Laths, Shingles, Etc. Developing and Printing! for amateurs.

MANTLES, MOULDINGS, ORNAMENTAL WOOD WORK BRICK, LIME AND CEMENT. OVKK rl.i>THlX<; STORK. Please uieuLluQ The Journal and Review. W. C.

HYER, Bicycle Repair Shop, ilVi'll. Office and Factory, Near Freight Aiken, IM.H. SMITH, Agent for SANITARY PLUMBING C. AtluMtu. iind Bnyuitil.

RAMBLER BICYCLES WHKREAS, A. 1C. JohiiMin, petitioner, hath made suit to me to grant him Letters of Administration on the estate of Mrs. Haseltine Schro- fler, deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the kindred and creditors of the said Mrs.

the Haseltine Schroder that they be and i for appear before me. in the Courtilin of 1'robate to be held at Aiken State Court House, on Thursday, the 20th 'day of May.lSfl'.l. day of 1SHW, after publication I MORT)KCAI i GAD.SDKX thereof, at 12 noon, to show cause HEXUK.RSOXS, any they have why the said adminis-; May isssi. 1'laintitlV should not be granted. Given under my hand this the sih day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and The 1)onks f()r ilersons, Attorneys, at their otlicp, Aiken, S.

within twenty days after the service hereof: exclusive of the day of such service: and if you fail to answer the complaint within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in the complaint. EC A i A A ns HE and HEXPERSOVS, May ill, 1SW. Attorneys. To the Defendant, Corliss Steam Engine Company Take notice that the complaint in this action, together with the of which the foregoing is a copy, was filed in the office of the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas Aiken County, at Aiken, the County of Aiken and of South Carolina, on the 2id J. W.

ASHHDRST, Real Estate Broker, Tlir Hlai-k Dlmiiouil. The latest intelligence concerning tlw long-talked-of Black Diamond Kail road is to the effect that the work of will begin at 1'ort Royal about the 1st of August. Capt, W. J. Kirk, a veteran engineer, it is said, has the contract for surveying tbe route from 1'ort to Aiken; he has already passed Aiken with 1)is surveying.corps, and is expected to reach Aiken soon.

It is also said that the European financier, the lion. T. C. Dickinson, has returned from London, where lie was negotiating that perfect some neoesaary jpaperg. He will return to England moneyed Meantame, the Ai- Uda, Aiken, S.

C. LaureDS SI, Gutters, and to JOHN LAIRD Agency for Steel Office out Vo Insurance. Si The genuine DeLong's Hook and Eye with htimp.1 Sold bv H. X- Schroder-j Have you seen the styles in Shoes an ford T. WHATLEY, Probate Judge, Aiken Co.

Bicycle Away Registration Notice. registration of voters will be open on the first Monday of each month and will remain open for three days, and no longer Ollice in the Court House. Office hours from i) a. in. to 3 p.

in. S. A. WOODWARD, Chairman Board Supervisees. January 1S9S.

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