Aiken Standard from Aiken, South Carolina • Page 2

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0. WSDNESBAY, 3SOV. 28, 1899. Ifls the beginning of the end for Aeuinajclo. OUR friend the Bnmbdrg Herald is now a "Man with a Is it a Cottrell Anyway his new press prints a fine weekly paper.

ANOTHER industry has been added to South of making armor breast Some people thought the dispensary system would driveaway new industries but it seems to attract them. THE Atlanta Journal is convinced that the free silver issue is noc as strong as in 18WJ. is not likely though that the Democrats will drop it from thej platform but the anti- expansion 'and trust 'issues will predominate. CVi.tf£; OF STREETS. In another column we publish a paper prepared by Mr, H.

Dibble, and by him read at.the last meeting or the Improvement Society, on the subject) of "Streets and Roads," and we coin- mend it to the careful perusal of our readers. Mr. Di bble makes a very practical suggestion relative to the care of the streets, which if adopted by the Street Committee of Council and pub in operation would result in giving the city cleaner streets and better walks and driveways. We have reference to that part of his paper where he suggests that the system of'the Improvement Society, in the care of the parks be applied to al the streets. In other words that the city be divided up into sections and a man put in charge, of each section to look after it and keep it in order.

On the principal of "a stitch in time," this man would be on flhe snot lo fill the i little hole in the roadbed when it is first made, and jthis way keep the road smooth and even; to repair the wash in the sidewalks after a heavy rain, to cut the weeds in the street, Such an arrangement need not interfere, with Snpt. Lambert and bis force, of hands, who would still be, needed to do the heavy work required taoh'aiid'tilia-: TtJTT'Sltawr teliijserit Georgia-Alabama am glad, to toe the -writer wish'e's' her map' ti success with her My good, friend one: of been haldfaff.a -good position wit.b a large flrra i in this city, bas been -promoted tp.Vhigbec',place> He is a-, good fellow and Is '-Bare to make his mark Last but not least is friend Porter, holds a fat places with ftne pf. the largest dry good hooiaes. in-the'cjity. ter is very popular and makes; friends of every one lihathe coraes'in'dontact with.

Occasionally I come across a cogyoi the Columbia'State and. am hoi-rifted to read recent-dispensary 'pcanduls. -Tarn sorry "thafl all this haa in my native's tate. I have always 'adror cated-the dispensary law as the best solution of the vexed whiskey problem, bat if there are riot enough-men in the whole state of. to administer the-law honestly; 1 suppose it will bave to 'be I hope-the dark cloud will soon pass away, and all arid sunshine again in the dear old Palmetto state.

As I have 'already intruded on.your space, I will'stop for this tlme ABITKR BROWN. Macon, Nov. 24th; 1890. Voice of the People: Commissioner Douth'it will get a hearing before the State Board of Control, thanka to.bis able lawyers and a just Judge. We believe Judge Aldrich's.

decision in -this matter will be generally approved. Ic is expected that the. hearing will take place on December 6th. ff tract nay for Capers knd'revenuerStamps;" Hoe ypa.Tve•»_««!. oak fall CUBAN OIL cures Cuts, BUTOB, Bruises, Rheu- Eiatiam and Sores.

Price, cents. J. Platt Co. "TfiV (ha streets, and to overlook these department hftiula. The streets of Aiken should be kept clean and clear of weeds all through the year, more especially so during the full and winter season, when we have so many strangers visiting and sojourning in our city.

The owners of houses in the city or their tenants should be required by the city authorities to keep clean in good order the sidewalks along the line of their property; and the property owners in turn should exact of tbe city authorities the same care of the streets and roads. If this could be done, there would be no cause for complaint, Aiken would always look clean and would be a model for other places to pattern after. It is that our City Council will take up this matter at once and act on it. Administrator's Sale. NDER and by virtue of.tbe power vested in me, by the Probate Court for Aiken County, I will sell at public outcry, for cash, on Tuesday, theStlrday of December, ISOii, on the plantation of the late Samuel Gilets the following goods and chattels administered upon estate of Samuel Giles.

The sale will begin at 1(1 o'clock sharp. 'Farming Implements. 1 one-horse Wagon. 1 two-horse Wagon and Gear. 1 lot Does and Ploughs.

2 Feed Cutters. 1 Potato Cutter. 1 Grinding Hill. 1 liedstead, 1 Table. 1 lot Fence Posts.

2 Mules. 1 lot Corn. 1 lot Fodder. 1 lot Peas. 1 Engine and Boiler.

1 Gin and Press. Pumps and Piping, 1 Hand Pump. 1 lot Belting and Shafting. 1 lot Rubber Hose. 1 large Fairbank scales.

1 lot Turkeys and Chickens, ii Grain Cradles. 1 Chest. 1 lot Lithia Water. 1 Lounge. 1 lot- Doors, Sashes and Blinds, W.

A. GILES, Administrator. Nov. 3-lth, an Lovely- Finest line'Chiarity 904..,. Please mentipn' The Car load of horses at auction, on Saturday, Dec.

at 11 a. at Woodward's Btnblos, opposite city hall. TOOLK WOODWARD. Letter From Macon, On. 'Correspondence Journal and Review It has been so long since I have contributed anything to the JOUKNAL RHVIBW until I expect your manj readers have forgotten me.

But as have been so busy.with my studies till 1 have not had very much time to write for papers, I must take time to give you a few lines in order that yonr readers may know that I am still in the land of the living. 1 hope "to be able to complete my studies in this college in a few more weeks. I have been greatly benefited by.coming here and taking acourse in this college, and do not regret the time and money that I have spent since I have been here: I long ago recognized the fact that a young man or woman, without some sort of a cpl- legej education stands very poor show in the business world. I hope the time is not very far distant when every boy and girl in the South will have the opportunity of getting a college education. In fact the South will never be able to measure arms with the North until she'makes greater ef- forts to educate her boys and girls.

But what we need is a compulsary educational that will force fathers to send their children to school. There are so many fathers in the country districts that are perfectly willing to sit down and see their children grow up. in the, grossest ignorance. -Such fathers 'need to be forced to educate their children.so.far as they are able. Bqt as I did nptstarjt'out with the intention of writing an article on education, I will change my subject.

The whole city of Macon' is moorn-. ing in consequence-of the death of its beloved mayor, who died yesterday Every business in tlie city is closed to-day while is being conducted. which allows tbe nigh esteem in which ma7or. able to pre- buf Blankets, Comforts, Rugs, Mattings, Carpets, Window Shades, Floor Oil Clotbs, Ac. New Line Millinery.

Zeigler Bros Pine Shoes, Ladies and Misses Flannel Underwear, Childrens Union Suits, Special at 25c. AH new in Dress Goods and Mourning Goods. Infants, Misses and Ladies Cloaks and Capes. SEE THE GOLf J.U.Rivfis Dry Goods Please mention The Journal and Review, morning at 8 house in the W. J.

SCHWANTES, AIKfiN, S. C. Wall Paper AND SU1 Painting. (ecdntor, Magriolialririv AIKEN 'S. HENRY Proprietor.

A. BI-OMJIEKO, Mannger. Aiken-Gbunty. -of 'Barn welly Plaintiff, t- 'of fy Id Special rates by the week. The ie first' guesta well cared Conveniently located, within easy Teach 6f ness p'arttif the city and the- -Lighted by electricity and, equipped 'throughout water heat in halls and "public' rooms open Breplaces in bed rooms.

Electric bells, hot. and cold bathsYand all modern conveniences. Good Livery.Stable. Omnibus meets all trains; transportation 'for pasaen- gers and baggage to all parts of the City. Please mention The Journal and Review.

1 Hattfe Weather'sb'ee; dants. bis Honor dated the'highest bidder, on. the flrst-Mohdaiy in December, iu fro.nt of the Opu.rt-":Hpuse,-a the-Jegaphours- focjsale the.fpllowing'describedReal estate, to "Aii.that or parcel of ing in the 'County Aiken-and-partly the County Barnwell, as the Jame PlunkettH.omestead,containing.Thre' hundred and'forfcy. acres, more or less and bounded as -follows On the eas by lands'-of Edenfield; 'the. south by lands of Lee Bellinger and Kenne west by lands.of^the escat and the north by th waters of creek.

one-half cash, balanc on a credit of one year with in tores from day of sale, credit portion se cured by bond of purchaser and mort gage-of the premises sold. Purchase has option of paying all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and revenue stamps. W. W.

JORDAN, Piaster Aiken County. Nov. 7, 3800. i -v- fojth'e'levyl 5 mills. 3 cho of tax pecfal school tax Diat.

2 5 '83 '3'- 1 i will be at the follow-: time; specified to i eiCommutatfon.Road tai at same, time for the -pCtwayiOlS iy icom pany TrbbQuded Squtb: Estelln Kirn.ilajr5^..ribrtti,.vand.:: north-west, by; Carolina 'and railroad company Terms pay'tbr papera.and revenue stamps to Court. House, from Oct. Iffth xpv. 22nd, p. 1 m.

eyille; Eriduy, Nov. 24th, from 10 County. LAST WEEK We referred to our Show Window with goods at One Price. It contains: JAMS. Strawberry, 1'each, Quince, (ioosebnrry, 1'ineapplc, Cherry, Kasberry, Apricols.

same flavors. Chow chow, Mixed and Gherkin Pickles. FRUIT tumblers. Mince Meat in CHUS. v.y* CAMP'S sours.

Chicken, Vegetable, lloullion, Mock Turtle, Tomato, Oxtail, Van Camp's Pork and Beans, Perfection Oats, These as well as various other items are sold at lUc each. We also have in stock Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel. Currants, Seeded Raisins, Mince Meat, Apple Butter, Please give us a call. The best goods at the lowest prices. MISTER'S SALE.

STATE G. W. E. THORPE. THE CASH STORE.

Please mention The Journal and Review. Cash Advanced on Cotton. Parties who propose to hold their cotton for higher prices will find it to their interest to store in Augusta the. highest and best market in the South. We are advancing nearly the full value of cotton cotton stored' with Daifisof Sr Faig COTTON FACTORil OF SOUTH ot- the Court of Common Pleas.

Leightou llurckhalter VB. T. DeL. Burckhalter, G. W.

Kurckhalter, Carrie K. Burckhalter, The Bank of Aiken, T. G. Croft, Robert; Kruger, The Carolina Telephone Company, C. Henderson -Jt Bon, Day A Tannahill, Henry Schroder and Powell Defendants.

BY virtue of an order of his Honor, B. A. Townsend, dated Kov. 3rd, IHfW, 1 will offer for sale to the highest bidder, on the first Monday in December, next, in front of the Court House, at Aiken, S. within the legal hours for sale, the following described Keal estate, to-wit: 1st.

Trace No. 1, being the Southern portion of the Homestead trace of the late Hudson B. Burckhalter, confining acres, as per plat of J. X. Hankinson, Surveyor, dated Sept.

30th, 189U, bounded north by Mrs. S. K. Brown; east by the Bank's Mill road; south by a 20 foot road which it from the Willis tract, and west by the road to Aiken which separates it from tract Xo. 2.

2nd. Tract No. 2. Containing 31 acres, as per plat of J. Hankinson, Surveyor, dated Sept.

bounded north by a road; east by-the Aiken road which separates it from tract No. south by lands of Frank Sutnmerall, and west by Andrew Burckhalter. On this tract is -the gin house and the Quinn house. Along with this tract, and as a part thereof, will be sold the cottou press, gin and fixtures thereon. 3rd, The Willis tract, containing OS acres, more or less, bounded north by a 20 foot road, which separates it from tract Ko.

1, aforesaid; east-by the Banks Mill public road; south by lands of E. H. Jackaon and lands of M. T. Holly, and west larSds of Frank K.

Summerall. Terms of sale one-half cash, balance on a credit of one year with Interest from day of sale; credit portion secured by a bond of the purchaser and mortgage of the premises sold. Pur-, chases has option of paying all cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and revfi- nue stamps. W.

M. Master Aiken JTov. STATE SOUTH COUNTY OP.AXKBN.—In the Court of Common Turner as Plaintiff, VB: Ideila tf. Turner, et ah, BY virtue of an order of his Honor, D. A.

Townsend, dated Oct. 31st, 1899, I "will offer sale to the highest bidder, on the first llonday in December, next, in. front of the Court House, at Aiken, S. 0., wihin the legal hours for pales, the following described Keal estate, "All that certain piece, parcel or lot of land, situate in the Counties of Aiken and Edgefteld and State aforesaid, containing Six hundred and twenty-six (02G) acres, -more or less, and bounded as follows: On the north, by K. V.

Home and R. L. Carpenter; on the east by landa A. C. Powell and said G.

Turner; on the south by lands of G-. W. on the west by O. W. Turner, R.

iU Carpenter and L. W. Whitlock, ami having such, shapes and marks as a plat, made by Isaac Boles, dated Jan'y will more fully represent. Terms of sale, tone-half cash, balance on a credit of one year with interest from day of sale, credit portion secured by bond of purchaser and mortgage of premises sold. Purchaser has option of paying all cash.

Purchaser to nay for papers and revenue stamp. W. M. JORDAN', Master, Aiken County. Nov.

fr da to) A to 2 Nov. 2T)lh, from m. Store. Monday, -from 10.a. ikluy's Store, Tuesday, Nov.

a. m. Xov. im. to 2 in, Thursday.

Jfov. 10 a. to ii p. in. Kubank's store, Fri- It, from 10 in.

to-U p. in. lurt-Houdc, from Dec. 2nd 1181)9. i at Court House, from 9 3 to G.

'M. GARDNER, reasurer Aiken County. "Sept. 14th, 18JW. Cl OFFICE 0 In AlKl tIGE.

TAXES. MASTER'S SALE, STATE OP SOUTH COUNTY OF ttm Court of Common Pleas. Aliifair L. Redd, Plaintiff, vs. A.

11. Kenew, et Defendants. BY virtue of an order of his Honor, D. A. Townsend dated Oct.

31st, WUU, I will offer for sale to the highest bidders on the first Monday in December next, in front of the Court House, at Aiken, S. within the legal hours for sales, the following described Heal estate, to-'wib: "All that tract or parcel of land, situate in the County of Aiken and State of- South Carolina, containing Two hundred and sixty-two (tifi'J) acres, more or less, bounded north by lands of James Powell; south by lands of George Vfeatherfortl and others; east by the Charles Woodward old place, by lands of R. A. Pchning- ton, Terms of sale one-half cash, the balance on a credit of one year with interest from day of sale, credit portion secured by a bond of tbe purchaser, and a mortgage of the premises sold. Purchaser.

bas option of paying all cash. Purchaser to pay Tor papers ami revenue stamps. M. JORDAN, Master, Aiken County. Nov.

7, 1399. PUKSUAJ rul the Tax Dul will be opem pose of coi the fiscal yeal 1st, fril March the Isq siding within, Aiken, and 3Fr. Wist) taxation in last, their namel been copied the said city, charged with year Tax levy for curl Sinking fund AND THE A3. AIKKN. Station.

irjth, in Ant of the Genc- City Ordinance, of said city, Hinti fur tbe pur- City Tuxes fur lencing January 15th, to All persons re- Li ts of the City uf tax returns to Auditor, 1'or and- February returns have duplicate of ice they stain! for the fiscal fled by law. .7 mills mills CH ind Treas. CITA' STATE i MASTER'S STATE OF SOUTLI COUSTY OF AIKKN of Com mon vs. CaroWi pany and dants. BY virtue of D.

A. Townaenj I will offer foi der on 1 for sale, tbe estate, i.E[tiB;in^ II petitioner, hath grant him Letters on the estate of deceased. Those are, monish all and a and creditors Joseph Togueri appear me of Probate t'o be Court; House, on day of ISUi), thereof, at 12 noon. I any tlit-y have why tt trillion should not be Given under my hand of November injthe one thousand eight ninety-nine. T.

Wl Probate Notice Final Di! Xotice is hereby given JJOth, 18HB, I wm Probate, of Disfibarge-. Green anil To gnu to in Togiiuri, and nd- Raid and Court Aiken 1-Uh cation if to? Please mention i 1 1 ll 1 This th ev rj Casb of Check purchase aC Fnrnlto- FURNITURE; Stores, Bed Springs, Full Line UouKefurnishlng Go6ds.V' Prices Quality Sell our Remember the Pin H. TTOITEK, 1130 Xeor Corner Murlfury St. Aiken! SANITARY PLUMBING Steam, Water arid Hot Air Heating Tin Gutters, Collators; and all kinds of Sheet Meta Done to Order, GEORGE Contractors arid Builders, Building Rongji and Dressed Lumber Lafts, SMnfies, Etc. MANTLES, MOULDINGS, ORNAMENTAL WOOD WORK BRICK, LIME AND CEMENT.

ChoorfiiJly'Civun. Office and Factory, Hear; Freight Aiken. CAPITAL TS, )(t J. F. PEOPLES BASK.

State, County alid Does a General 'Hanking Ilu: Your Account SuJiciU'd. L. a Leitner, i ARCHITECT, Chatfleld Building, Aiken. S. C.

K. B.lJK>'DEHsaX, TKOTTl.Ca.shiur. nnd Specifications jHiblir; and private Jtoiliirn a SpcrtitH.v. t'leu sc iiittntJoii The Journal iiud U'-vi. DIHKCTOKS B.

Cushnian, W. J. J'lait, O.K. Henderson, If. C.

.1. Mr.X;ur, F. 13. Henderson, Henry Heaso mention The Journiil uuil to Loan ox- IOD FARM.SECURITY, TO JOHN LAIRD, Architect Buildei ApMifiy fur ihi: Acnnmnr i Wiiulinills MCA: 10 Hi.ul; i Ailci'tt, Insurance. Real Siberia Ott and Laird, Olllnr DiMir tu U.uttt ol u.

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