The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, December 15, 1873, Image 1
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or lb* ifcbolimo* UnJpot a few of
them fabricated, and 8upix>rtcd by fake tea
He rtjommeada that peraoua
Saving olauns be required to present the?
<*-anearly jaeriod, ami g>*t tfcooaonoljU
tendance or witnoases be required by the
of Government for th? Indian Twitory ;
>Ho land, and endorses I
? census in 1875. , He ?
ington board of pibKc'l
if the great improvement ?
|| bonaot the hpard, ?
^BBWIBpi amm |M policy on the part M
?F Oongrww hi defraying a portion . of theB
ejpens*, tad surest* the establishment
We^t'a^national ?u6lTerrity.^ Hs recom
suggests ilk* opening a canal lir irrigation
?Mope of the Kookf Mdm
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TBM VOHTXBS 0? K1KTU0K7.
A Hketoh of Pioneer life In the DM
Cenntry.
' ralntoN that In 1867, ho ftp
>0*1 tfio scqnaihtanco of a trapper nod
tho California trail, named , ifr*
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he ibany Incidents ; 0
? life rektod bt tho qaid
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|o other* Were in
jljfa ambush M*j
Busby had been ?t
ueen wouna.
After carelnl seafoh for a suitable *1ac$
to lay tho unfortunate ?n, ttay discovered a
projecting rock ab^o* half way np 4* aide
of the mountain on its lower
uudor which they laid her body, disposing of
hilAfcntly as intkeir power to do,$i?r
hands crossed on her breast, holding *
crneifetterelri/which they fStodsnpond
< J roiHfcl her t)<Sok (ska had told tiiwI tMl
the Indiana, whe? sm was
taken all her jeweller kod <
hher, excepting this).' They then Off
?hertody with Btoiu? and earth to, as m
as in their powotV keep, off wolvea, etc.
Her name Busby had fomottott, but he
gave the writer aneh plain dil^etioOs ai to
plaeo of Oar bamJ, W>a*, daring the ott"
upon the- writes>, coating to
/WUham Morgan, now ^
?ocktr oud.biwl hU history.
volumes of 4he world he is
U. h? ot him fvrhf
to da*hou?#<*?nkWi soul
ca if a siapcnee, ?n4
, save Lis vubir
*%hM b^fonoJ. ^
Oee?Mwea^ygiL.
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Literature is the immortality of ifteeoh.
Hs who follows truth, carries his star io
his brain. 1 f5$ '
A good man is kinfta? ,ia his eaemi*
than Ssd n.ea f* to their m?ads.
i would hava a faithful servant and
tji>u like, serva
laugh wh*n
1fthoy will. You have tiaje and
^ j to rqpnes
Ths greatest haftefU which one friehdean
confer on another is to guard and excitu
and <ilevnU.kiavirtuw.r33' -su - ! 3 n
Prospfcrity'is a great teacher, adversi
is greater. Possession pampers the mis
privation disciplines and strengthens jj,.
Virtus 4o*s not aire tslents but it sap
Hes their plae?i|I Talent nejthee gtvss vi?
te nor fi j'plies the placvof it. *
\txiniioha>ksblaweHi ss of
tk" vi*ed renua?bmace of tha
Its ia that of ths blsy which
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Do not believe *11 tix*t
' siackinoa. yoo
kftVfttMt
MfMr Oa n
appear riJIcttUtuf." Whereupon htmdfvd*
of tPicM exclaimed: "wheru'a My artitle.
Give me back my vtidel" And ia the
mlchit ofthia "horrid din tbo pooj: wretch
Kj*gf j? -.7' : "SSirtNwin* i j? *w*MJ
8drt).-~A WUoo-bnye* who wa? i
who had aold his crop fcrNfllW- "
The bujer ragytari cfrnt bo had ? no
enoogb. and wanted to look a* hi*
jjkiofcE* if bo was bowdby moaey paid.
FiudiagthM ha *u fegaHjr froe to aeU
again, ho offered Him fiVfc eenla?a pound
more, add would give him a hundred dol
lam to Mad the Urgai^ whieb the farnar
*?o?P<od. '; Aa tbo bujer *as#bout to laave,
he inquired who had previously bought
the tob >eo. * On bdi<i'g inforfl>^ne exclaim
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'?'Good heaven#, that ia Iny - partner !"
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Tu? Voica?'WJat dojotttoaat Mata?
- K WvU little (rirl to baratator, aa the;
-Nte"w m *e *rtea- *
I V'WhatdM you e?fl (6f; tiled. I ahouM
liketofcrtow.
"IdMuV^Uyw. ?Twm&, ?e,' aaid
K"Wbj, Sfrffft SAifth.VaVfVoa
jut aa idniol m da if T?*" ??U,' * 'May,
iwu dfi w,**s <>N- <** 0W1 -4
, "No, I didn't,,-nnftfear; I mt\%x called
[TU loll you whaA Mattie." aaid tike ?*My,
"1 gueea it waa coMelettee called, ami w*
are play in-: ip the Art* awl
j Tf h>.
Fhur?New extra, WBlEg
Mvl+mn?40c par gallon, sew
from 70 to WOc p?r
Sktfmr?New Orlo.ni Ho pr ft.
Lv <? -'iftra P1'* e*tr? ?
?ugar 18? pr IV. amabei
? ?Rio coffee 25e, Jm 88),
;fV feaWopr*. '
JVm- ?Blaek tea, frned for Ua riok leror %l
8rtut?Bewia8uboie? It86
per poiukd.
9hA ground meel$l per buekaf "
JWi Mound Urtt*Mper buaket, '' - * - ^ I
Fine whbkiaa, drmwn from original p
$1,60 tof4 p? gallon.
jljfcll line of ell o?er goo* on W*Um
priceo at corresponding ratea.
3;Fair DatfofcC^ Ovarii
Profits, and attention to our
hope to ^
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t Therein, perhaps, no one in this world
more *o be pi tied than the po6f Wfc man
?the man wlio has got is. ikfc habit of
saving until lie saves from shoqr delight in
teeing bis wealth ftforease, and counting of
fvory dollar of expenditure as though its
ttoa was something thai could nevef-toff
paired. Vet it is the duty of every poor
man to savn something. The poasejsiou
Of %-few dollars often makes all the differ
eooe between happiness add misery, aud
no man, espeeiall* a matt wiCr a fiunily
dependent upon hip), can be truly inde
pendent unless he has a few dollars reserved
Ibr the time of need. While extreme eare
IsssnoW as to the expenditure of money
will make a rich man poor, a wis* economy
[will almost as osrtainly make a >oor man
? rich; or at least mako him to. * considerable
extent independent of tho caprices of em -
ployenr and of the common vfclisltudes of
life. Nothing is more important to tho
poor man.than the habit ot' saving some
thing ; his little hoard will soon begjk to
grow art a rate which *i)l surprise and
cpatify him Every workingnmn ought to
hate an account In some savings bank* and
Id to it every week dvrM* JM
he Ti jlTull .employment, tvoo if the addi
tion i. but a dollar at a time. If he does
this he will iOon find the dollar. growing
into tons, arid these tone into hundred.,,
aud in a littlo time wtti lie tu |iu?smluu of
a sum which itr constantly yielding an ad
dltioa to his income, which securcs him a
reserve fund whenever one fa needed, and
which will enable him to "do tamf tfatotfs
which, without a little mopey, he would
bo powerless to <fy. ? 3 r
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A C/UKUVt Ho**.?Of all .tho hleaf
M, happy Home, is, therefore, thi first
dvty of every e*? to^dyet^ to^promotel
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an entire fa
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Wy K'nuW C
bUd ; While a
tfc.t they
to prevent