The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, March 24, 1887, Image 4
KERSHAW^ GAZE ITE
CAMDEN, 8f 0.
FRANK P. BEARD, Pbopbibtou.
UBNBKAL. SKW8 INOTEH. .
truia ot Interval Gathered from Various
* nx, OttWUHu
i'4fcv s '< 4* ?o .
A big.boom Is under way for Ilomc, Ga.
The wOrld'a vMblo 'supply Of cotton' Is
2,881,878 beJea. '
' A new ooUoa'wed otl company baa been
started at Vleksbui*, MtoB.*'* ? >
The eaafrawgea' ? p.
dcrhom. Oenwiy, Im bcw wp?noJ.
Tbc next guest at the rWhlto House will
be Mrs. Hoyt, tho President's lister.
Tbc greater portion of ox-Secrctary Man
ning's vacation - will be pasted In sunny
Franoe* ,? *C? ? -*?** '1: ' * ?
Ex-Governor Hoadly bas been admitted
to practice la th? different courts of the
Stato of Now York.
Eugcno Oliver Ingram, of Clarendou
county, has won an appointment to West
Point.: ?*> -*V ,vt>?- ? '??
It la tioa botwoou
Germany, Austria and-Italy places tbcm on
an equality.
The pioprietQivMr the Wilmington Stat
has been lndiptedfor publishing a lottery
It is Mated'toil two more Ilussion officers
were banged at the ot. Petersburg barracks
on Saturday.
1*
Forest BUK i near * Boston, accumulates
tcrsbuttMcontinuo?oi^chargcs of 1being oon
cernod ^anBalllTa^Qipt on' the Czar's
life.
John lCyuaston Cross, formerly a mem
ber of SW - EngUih.. Parliament, banged
himself In London on Sunday. He used a
tehto*?" ?
Walter RJdgeW* living near Texarkaua,
, Texas, recently filled four men within as
many dayd. Tho men, from all accounts,
deserved to be killed. j
A J. Cassatt has just added to the Btock
on his fcrm.W Chester oounty, Pa., an
Arablan-Percheron stallion that cost him
$1,000., ?;
(JuoeaVlctoria'a jubilee, will l>o officially
celebrated in Canada on the dial of June,
the authorities qt the various cities having
agreod UpatytW '
Telephone and telegraph wires interfered
witli so munh Mlth tbo escapo of-guests
frotft a burning hotel IttBuffato that it haB
been determined <?? have them removed.
A lire alanaJ?aifce flMfflobplas .Hotel,
Decatur. ITT, daUs&l itiitny gneste to rush
n.
George Sparrow, a lawyer, and Mrs.
Swindell, " " * '
wnO desortfl a husband and two
chlldron, have run away ftom Washington,
is to remnin araob* hefr otd friends in Miqh*
igan untUhorgrlbr nf' Mr bother's death
has been partially; forgotten.
Thetri^^JBofUar Cleary has already
cost thaciuly www York more than $5,tKK),
the bigger part of which, says the Phila
at*i5Br -w wf
.. :Tha*l|i/ ij&flefetlotf5 'of-J ax-Governor
?I rtaud.numbprlug about
one bun4r?d andsixty picture* In all, was
_ o sale i? Now York.'
p oiplosfon occurred In Clio
Mont Maifte coal mino at St. Etionne,
Frauco, yesterday. Six persons wero In
jured, two, it is feared, fatally.
Tbo steamship Hartvllle, from Norfolk,
bound to Liverpool: put ihUltf Halifax on
Saturday mornirftf with bowa damaged,
having boon in coUMpn^th an iceberg/
Inquiries lmve beopmado at tho Agricul
tural Departmental to uvallablo water
powers, aud any one having theso will bon
ellt themselves by communicating with tho
A St. Aurttne special says that Mr. Sollg
man, who was re?*ted to have committed
snlcido, accldrni&Uy discharged a pistol
while showing It to a friend, He Is not
injured.
J
Ex^Cottgrcsfliuan Bragg, of Wisconsin,
has boconio suddenly blind as tho result of
being struck Kquaroly In tho oyes by a
stream of water from tho hoso of a lire
engine years ago. It is believed tho blind
ness can bo cured.
Mrs. John Morloy, of Lansing, Midi.,
angry over tho punishment Inflicted on her
grandson, went to tho room of Principal
'Carmen'last wook with a rawhide conccnled
undor her cloak and lashed him soundly
before she was disarmed.
Mr. Watterson ohoorfully nominates
John Sherman for President and Samuel J.
Randall for teoond plaoo. Ho doesn't mean
it, of ooursc, but tickets, With less brains
have boon frequently placed In nomination.
In the Virginia House of Delegates a res
olution was offered, calling a Constitutional
Convention, to amend the Constitution so
as to prohibit any Legislature from recog
nising any part or tho St at o debt not funded
under the fSddlebergot settlement.,
? . svm
wrluwtwenty-jqurllnqiof verso in tho Bos
^ rather
rather
M
e has just
i In ono of tho
ly tippa.
the
l&28?a
Jk71
bond t6 appear for
liavo been In tho habit of ttlnltig young
k jjirta^ and tUen forcing thorn tou>%wdy;
rngM
SKI???r???
to molett PPVHH
( wrvTwnwiinr
with M. def<oMttp#.M?ft iltustraUnn of the
ncklehws of pSpntiip favbr: "I w"ar sportk
li?g to you Just ttowof my popularity. This
is almost as awkward as atUimthy. / This
pavement of Berlin, wldoh formerly I could
not tivad without tfm fteoplo I met spitting
n* I passed to show tholr disgust for nic, ft
now so orowded with friends when I set
foot out erf doors that 1 am reduced to
ghowlog u^rselt us Jlttle us possible.- The
day may como when there will rigid u ho
spitting on my path."
The Mtafotfif Mver M'fearfully on the
rampage; Tho Buford rino lnts ranched
Bisqiarck, Dakota, and the stream law
risen a foot iu oue day?equal to oue foot
in tho upper river. Six Inches of snow
foil on Saturday. The river is high in all
quarters, aud rescuing parties are hard at
irortt. People in Fort Llneolu wero seen
standing on haystacks and trees. Unless
'toon rescued, they must perish. At Painted
Woods parties it^ tfeee aud on
haystacks for tfcfeo days, and roscucrs hayo
been sent out. The ico lu tho river is con
sfacnibly broken, and tho Northern Pacific
road will establish a transfer lino of boats.
No loss of life is yet reported.
1 ! Daring and Mynterloui Murder.
A daring and mysterious murder was
oomipitted in Charleston Thursday. William
Reury Baxter, a colored boy sixteen years
old, employed at "WernerV irou works, on
HOrlbeck alley, was called to tho door by
fiomo bbys.' (When Baxter reached the
dooti ono of 4ho l?oys stabbed him in the
left hicast. Frank Whitman, a black
smith, was nt work in the rear of the build
lug, aha Bays he saw two or three boys
come to tho uoor and heard them call Bax
terln a few momont he saw Baxter return
and cling for a little while to his bench,
tlMB^failto the floor. Baxter vomited,
shook aa if In convulsions aud* died in a
- iw minutes. No one was found who saw
3 blow struck. The wound was nuulo
tw a wide blade, probably a? dagger, 'ft
entered thq,hrCtf8Vjuql ^Ijovo' the left nipple
and evidently pierced the heart. . Mr. T.
W. Sires. manager of tho Iron works, found
Baxter (lying. > Tho boy was then taken
homo,1 Neither the father nor mother of
the boy know of any quarrel that might
have led to the murder. The police nro
fcOW working on the matter. Whitman,
tho blacksmith, thinks ho could identify
ono of the muderers. The scene of the
murder was between Meeting and King
streets?a public, open spot?the crime yoB
committed iu noonday., .
Tlio?e "Ilollneui 1C> ongolUn."
, A special to the Nates and Courier, dated
Iiulolgh, N. C., March 14, says: "Yester
day ft party of people known as 'Holiness J
Evangelists' arrived licre. Some wore
whlto and some co^red. In the afternoon
one pt them?a woman?preached on thoj
streot. Last night they went to the col
Ssd churches, whore the most extraordi
ry," scenes occurred. Tho Evangelists j
tola the nogroes that all jewelry must he
given up. They took earrings from tho
cars of nogro. women, and thoy took also
other jowcliy. They kept this and have
not returned it. To day tlie negroes aro j
greatly excited about this matter, and liavc
made complaint to the Mayor. One of the i
Evnngolists. jfcj reported as hayipg Pidled
down pfcttm* in' fhe eolored church/day
ing thojfmubt be burned. ^Mayor. JJottU
issued orders this afternoon -that hereafter j
neither jwese Evangelists nor. the Solvation
Army audi be allowed to cahdtfet services
on tho Seots. TheatfT^ftagC
to be Ufo same whMp
Columbia, B. C., by r
Keprony In !Vew Orloan*^
While,, delving for infor^afeU^ ou tho
subjocEgif the city's health, I ascertained
what rbellevo. j#, not geuorally known In
NcSw (moans?that leprosy oxlsts here to a
consldAble extent. It has been known
In u vliuc sort of way that thero were,
some ofleA of Uio dreaded cVacftoo in tho
lower parishes, but not that it prevailed to
any extent in New Orleans. TUoro aro
now under treatment iu tho Charity Hos
pital no less than 18 cases. I am informed
that the victims of the disease do not know'
with what thoy are afliletcd, and are going
about tfieir usual vocations. . One of these,
a woman, is a cook.
I nnrfold tho naturo of their disease is
conceatod so as to sparo thorn from isola
tion. Perhaps the distinguished medical
gehtlciflcn'at the hospital ' know best what
is proper in the promises, but the unpreju
diced observer would say, far letter these
unfortunates bo shunned and forced into
isolation than that they spread the malady
by contact and by bearing children, which
they are now in danger of doing inno
cently.? C'or. Cltimyo Times;
A 11 ii in mi Dody lit n Ilnrrfl,
Tlio Adams Expross Company recofved
at Daltdn, Indiana, on the 10th a turret
from Now York, via the New York &
Now England railroad, for delivery to tho
American Ejypress Company and to bo for
warded to parties In Now Brunswick. Tho
Amurloan Express Company refused to re
ceive the barrel on account of certain sus
picious marks on it resembling blood. Tho
barrel . was then taken buck to tho train
ofllco of the Adams Express. On tho bar
rel being oponod tho head of a woman was
discovered packed in straw, and enough
was soon to oonvinco the olllcials that other |
1>ortions of a human body wero contained
a the barrel. Tho head was carefully re
placod and tho barrel, with Its contents,
taken to JinkluimV^mdertaklng establish
ment, on Howard street. Although tho
aifalr is surrounded by mystery, It. was
generally belfevod that tho body was In
tended for sopao modical collogo? ?<
' V'
v AIarrt*ge?. . .. ,
^tarried. Mtfoh lHh, 1887, by W. E/
"**'?* . Southern JPoxaud
tea, all of Aiken county.
Fannlo Jones, (01 of Ai
, fcAlsd tfo state1 that Uio
brides In the above nuptials are mother arid
daughter, and tho grooms aro first cousins.
By tho marriage, therefore, cousin Fox I*
While tho nd&tJrofdaughter hftt#lfml
the Uc of omurin added totlijte'rolatlonshlj),
Tho curious itfOuure at their leisure with
'Wi
w&ce^to
tiiat:lfm. jenes la tho JLmplon ft/A Himwi
in that' towMtlp, having caught eight nt
|/>he chase tho old F6x and soyon young
All (it tlif fmrtlf"! Are industrious and
highly respected citizens. and between two
P tree hmulred people Were present to
witness the happy ceromdji
Monitor.
1 flgureKoflt that
opefotwlf,' Ihewidfng domestic servants,
wr<> 50 per cont. hotter off tl?an they wore
.'Ity is said that tho pocullnr sunsets are
caused by ihO o^tvi f> f Iiir to set by the rtetf
standard time. , ,
Tho pralso oi a rival is rarely sincere: a
spontaneous movement of antjor or of Jeal
ousy Is a surer appreciation, and conse
quently more flattering. '
Diamonds: Their Origin, Formation
? l itnd.yjgjEtt , <
Diamonds havo boon objeots'of inter
est both to the ancients as woll as tlioy
aro at present to all classes, but more
especially to Bolentists and savants, to
?\vnou), oven up to this present ago. they
arc a mystery, as to their origin or for-,
mution.,. Though known to bo com-'|
posed of pUro cftrbou, Pliny, as well as i
otlior ancient writers, sei?ms to have j
been ignorant as to their characteristics,
being Imbued with moro suporstitious
idoas than a true practical knowledge
or estimate of their powers of resistance,
belioVilig they could only bevcrushed by
a proyious bath of 'goat s blood. Tcr
si aus givo special voneratlou to tho dia
mond, owing to their bolief that they
fell from tho heavens at the earliest
creation of tho world. Others attribute
them to be of colostial origin, as aerol
ites, possessing oloctric light; others,
again, believo thom of vegetable origin,
as soino aro found with water cavities,
also vegetable as well as animal matter
embedded in them. Workers in thom
scorn to havo a uiore true and practical
knowledge of thom, and feel convinced
they aro more of a volcanic origin, and
their surmises may bo correct, by tho
recent discovery in South Africa, whero
most of tho supply is derived from the
bud or mouth of an exhausted crater.
Also in tho discovery, withiu the past
half contilrv, of its sister morphonio
gom, called "carbonato," which, to an
luoxperioncedeye (in some stages of its
-fefftHlttOu) has tho outward appoaranco
of crystals of ornery, and When brokon
looks' liko fractured hardened stool;
again, in otnor stages the appearance
of porous lava; but eveu to the worker,
as well as tho soiontist, their progres
sive age of formation still remains a
mystery. It is impossible to say wheth
cr'tho above is an old or young dia
mond, being an opaquo combination of
. nainuto gray crystals, compressed to
gothor by ?omo natural force into such
a donso form and temper as to mako its
sister /lamellar and transparent gem
subject to its attrition, and au invalu
nblo adjunct In tho mechanio arts.
Again, we seo tho diamond in its transi
tion state of formation from carbonato
to that of a granular lamellar diamond
flakes, and thott progrosBing (if one
may presume to so call it) into the
opaqilQ oatfjonaoql at form called borts
(like rough molten bails of glassy, and
whon broken furnish fibrous splinters
like asbestos, which aro used for drill
ing holes in jewels, etc. Finally, they
verge into tho lamellar trunslucent and
transparent stato, having a cleavage
like mica, of goometrical forms. Sonio
of those crystals aro formed with other
small octahedron diamonds ombodded
in tho sido facols. As to the uses of the
di?W?adin yajipvp ages and by diflor
onl nations, ihoy are undoubtedly pro
hifjtOilo, ,and mlght jHj, Classed in their
It has been
ivauts that they
Vthe days of tho
'pluuro^lii fo^dibiotbhik hosidos amulets.
At ft jqp^ylt\g*M t^MFtooyologlcal 1 n
stitute of koudou, uol Jong since,, uy a
reading before thciu, Mr W7M. Flinders
haU col looted ayidoncotn a tomb at
Ujifeh tools pYmtfA'wIth iowols had
been urfoa fri tn6 Wrntof fiolld or tubular
drills, ah woll as - saws.
'JLHe unfinished obelisk at tho Kgvp
tian* quafrlos,- which has boon lying
&orn frtr oVeir 4'000 yovs, .hfc^ooiitlnu
pltt : spit-rtl grooves, being df uniform
depth, '^hoWmg tho outting edgo of tho
topi riot In any wise impaired. l)ia-1
mouds had different names in various
ag$i, among pattern6 and tribes. In tho
days ot iJoJomon, "samor" or "sliamer,"
after tho . .miraculous ftoiic-working I
worm of that narno; Dy tho Egyptian*
auorchihs or chalazlas; Grecian, adanvas
or'- adamantine; and by the Jews,
iahaome, oto, Tims lost arts are being
restored to usdJT fSfintlflo research,
and in rceont yoars as woll' as tho pros
ont. Wo now soo tho diamond adver
tised in multitudinous branchos of arts.
Thoj* havo for somo time been grow
ing rapidly in favor for trimming or
truing ehiflod iron, paper calender and
porcolain rolls, omory wheals, sawing
ami trhumlng stone, boring rook for
tunneling and. prospecting mines, etc.
the Proper Uiifiisb Wallc?
Son^hitt^'W^'^p^t^d tn ? New
York a short time ago, but though it is
English, and has apparently oome to
stay, it lifts Hob mot with a fervid re
ception. It is tho lurohing English
walk. *? J'orb ftps tho most pfofiolOnt of
its votwios is a Londonor named Ben
son, who came here with A lot of letters
reoenlfjjr, and has spont' all his time
since in dashing up and down the steps
of Fifth avenue residences leaving vast
quantities of cards upon $he citizens of
New *0rk. His manner of walking
was rooognized at once ai distinctly the
thing In London this year, aud olub
men Mid Anglomaniaca Jay In wait
along Fifth avonue to so# him paw by.
Of all tho walks this is tne most absurd.
To begim in good form, the knoes must
nevor be strwightoned *? imiUlj ftny <?? r -
oumstafaeo*, and the toea should be
tnrnoa oat an far as possible without
put I ing I lie linn Is Id advance Qt them.
to tho legs from the froi*ielevation,
but it Is undoubtably correct? neverthe
less. Having assumed this jiostute, the
walker should leart hid body forward
slble, and then start off with tho info
hanging straight at tho side.' Bend the
kneos outward at every stop and movo
as rapidly as possible. Repeat as be
fore, and then rest eight minutes In a
* oriwftlA! ftijsltrrt*. Altogether" the
alk is not Unllko that affected by varie
AOtors mimicking old plantation
'kles, and I am told that if a man
Fitfui* gently some such strain as*
-'limbing Up the Gotdon Slklrs" while
perfecting himself in tho minor details
of tho walk ho " bo vastly aided
thereby.-- Wuahinyton Mar. !
. ?> ? m*> m
Whoti Airs. Homespun read that Mary
Andefson had abandoned "TJte Hunch
back," she remarked, "You can't really
blame hor. It wotild havo Wri too bad
for a jKK>ty ftaUMko tier to mwrry a hunch
M J\' t |
It Is Said that "Satan Is ovef watching to
find us tj]nomploy$d." .Tho gentleman rq
erred to hGvor WatChfts newspaper men.
It would l?o a waste of Valuable time.
A health journal tells ItA readers "Ilow
to tsUo Cold," What most of us want 1o
know Is how to lot go of it,
MISS1NO LINKS.
Lady Randolph Churchill is a clover
pianist and often plays at charity con
certs.
Mrs. A. S. Colo, of Pooria, 111., chased
her husband to Portland, a,u' took
him home with ner.
Mrs. Ponscyers, of Buffalo, N. Y., tnar
ried a fourth husband and then kiilod
him because she was jealous.
George Alfred Townsoud, after Uictqt
;ng for some hours to a stenographer,
found out that ti.o fellow was insane.
The friends of the late Sojourner
Truth, of Rattle Creek, Mich., are mak
ing an efl'ort tt> erect a monument over
her grave.
Queen Victoria has ordered a tea >< t
of lifty picccs of Burmese ware, to be
made for her by a New Bedford. Mass.,
manufacturer.
M. Stamboulofl', the statesman whom
tho Czar is said to fear more than any
other man in Bulgaria, is only a trillo
over thirty-seven.
Miss Ella Martiu, a Now England
girl, is editor of tho North Nebraska
Argus. Tho Argus has a sharp touguc
as well as keen eyes.
Tar as a fuel for ocean steamers is
about to be experimented upou by a
German who has constructed a novel
furnace for tho purpose.
In a recent case at Seattle, W. T..
Judgo Green held that tho territorial
law pronouncing tho smoking of opium
illegal was unconstitutional.
A Danish hound on exhibition in a
Philadelphia museum stands as high as
a man. He Is tho largest dog in tho
world, and cost his ownor $5,000.
M. Pasteur, being urged by his family
to rest for a time from his labors, re
plied, "When I am not working 1 wecm
to myself to bo committing a thoft."
John Crossraan, who died at China,
Me., recently at tho age of ninety-six
years, leaves six sons and one daughter,
thirty-two grandchildren and forty
groat-grandchildren.
In 1849 a doposit of $19 was mado in
tho savings bank at Dover, N. 1L it re
mained in tho bank until tho other day,
when the book was presontod and tho
account closod by the payment of
$196.88.
Willie Abronson is tho naino of a lit
tle Russian Jew, 12 years old, at present
stopping in Philadelphia, who has trav
eled ovor Russia, Germany, and En
f;land and is able to black boots in ten
anguages.
Mrs. Anna L. Murphy, widow of the
San Franoiaco millionaire, is a woman
to bo commisserated, Sho caunot live
comfortably on her allowance of $2,000
a month from the estate, and petitions
to have it increased.
The Baltimore American, speaking of
the wicked city of Cincinnati, says that
its inhabitants "put sugar on thoir oy s
ters, and anybody who will put sugar
on oysters will put vineg&r or lyouai&u
dressing on ico oream."
Industrial people tho imperial family
of Austins are. The Crown Prince has
lately publlshod a big book, tho Arch- j
duchess Maria Valorio is writing a play,
and tho Archduke Karl Salvator has
just got a patent for a new repeating
riflo* t A
Mir.'and Mrs. F. W. Parsons, of Fair
mont, Neb., are thoparents of a diminu
tiro boy baby weighing only two and a
quatter pounds. It is only thirteen and
a half inches in length from the crown
to tho feet, and measures across the
bac)? of tho hand sovou-cighths of an
inch. While tho nails on its littlo toes, as
the lather says, look liko small dots. It
is now two weeks old, is perfectly form
ed, vigorous, healthy, and takes its
rations with as much enjoymont as big
ger boys.
J. L. Cole, a hardware merchant of
Huffalo, has a remarkably intelligent
dog, a small white our of uncortain
pedigree. This dog knows any nurabor
of difficult tricks, and so confident is
Mr. Colo in its abilities that ho Is now
willing to bot a large sum that tho dog
oau walk a tight rope across tho Niagara
gorge, and he'll givo him a chauco, pro
vided the trailroad companies or tho
Niagara Falls hotel folks will cbntributo
91,000 toward the oxpenso of stretching
tho ropo and not. ?< #..;
The mother of lire now-horn ahepherd
puppies, near Huston, Was mourning
tho jaoath of four of hor babies that had
boon taken from hor, when a vory
young pig, Whose mother had lost it,
came squealing around tho doghouso.
The shopherd dog at once adopted tho
littlo porker, and it now sitcklos along
side of the pup, and folio we its foster
mother about, squealing vigorously
whenever it fools hungry. Tho collie
KooniK to lovo tho pig quite as much as
?he 0oos her own pup.
An ol^lady of Now Hampshire who
rocently celebrated hor eightieth birth*
day by giving an elaborate supper, at
whtoh 0Y0ry artiolo, Inoludiug iheeliocso
and hultor, was made with hor own
6, thus explained, the socrot of hor
Und hqnlUir ;'T,i??vov fr9?$ver|
I cannot help; I take a nap, and
tlmeattfp, ^yery day of my life; I
r tako my work to had with mo,
and i oil thoAiany wheels of a busy life
by an implicit faith that there is n Wain
and a hoart to this grtiat universe, and
that I oan trust thorn both."
'tho wonderful "(Jlaoial Pot Holo" in
Lackawanna tfotuity, Pennsylvania,
itill attracts many visitors. Tho hole Is
bowl shaped, with A width of thirty f??ct
and a depth of thirty fnet, and is filled
Tnth oval-shnped ootiglomornto stones
from tho Hi'/.e of a hen s egg to double
lite sl/x) of a goose egg. It was discov
ered in sinking a coal shaft, and is said
to bo the second one discovered in tho
world. It is said to be of vohmnio ori
gin, and tho conglomerates aro supposed
to have been worn into their form and
iinoOthncss by glacial action.
Religious |>eacOcks Is the name whuTi
Mr. Tolmage applies to |>ooplc who cotnolo
church In an excessive amount of fine
clothes,
'That's niy <//?/>?*/"?*<"/'." as (he printer
?Ud to a pretty elrl, when hft kissed hen
"And thnt's a toMn of my regard,'' replied
the lady IkixIhk Ills earn.
To l?e sliort in his accounts K in n <'n*h
ler, a crime; In n reporter It^sa virtue.
The thermometer like rt man, ri?e? liy
degrees.
il' i
:? lf??|iiUtiu,M 1,1 111,11,U.
^fore Governor Gordon ]oft for N
Wk appheation was umdo to him to
issue a warrant for the arrest uf M T
coU?",tU Vr V"- " ' Uw ',o
S-?
arz"uX
regularly presented, but the counsel for
the prosecution were notified that tin
???? r"'1 uot <*> ""
rC)iJ - nU\Vril0r U;l" ',bsCUt the
rtquiMt.ou \%;i^ contested. After th??
Governor left a re<pu.x,,ion was ,, Jo .
C.ovoruor (.Jonlou on the Governor of
?^outh Carolina for W s s , i
a hft?! NVUl' O,l'?nco 111 AVigusta'/ou
blank ) *ro vion** l v Kicm . i / *
Kichurdson, of bouth Carolina 'nmVle ?a
miiu^Uoa cm Governor Cordon,
he hail left, for a party in Co floe count v I
t W V? W'W rcJUHed ou *t!)c 8?>?e grounds
that the one from Indiana had been b,
cause the C.overnor was absent and' the
?n??S||a0LffK'Zt,S^,2?
mcmtli aloue, g?*M Ufaj
wow Oiuminwl ami Aled out, all j
b> tile Governor before the election I
in ft ?> ro;ilUHlti(J"?. being embraced i
m the Federal act, is uniform.^itC,
Cor. Augusta News. -"Junta
Uomnn* Won d run a IMiuli.
Pan nT?n?LCX1 raoi< 1'n;.ry pluck on the !
for II,, < tiiijc ..rlvulWHvi.T u" 1 ,lv ??? I
.W t'
srEKEFS H~r
riiouldcr, laid l.ir on " /? ,Uk'
buried the Knif,, in lll0 Vut' ^
?scraped the .ImMhen' u V'"1"!'" ,
?v'y!
;ri.t,?ilu7,,r ,ut ^ \
;h;m.s iooLed l,1,, u,e '
1u j von,an and marveled how >l'e ?
ial^' -ul 1
a?y as u^Siy i1,s.,"-.">ller,uion US 1
' NX l iilon In n ||nj Wn>. j
rtpp^rs Vo'li" I1,,"10" Tt,|<,Kr?P1? ??'??'Panv I
?| peats to he i? a worse way than ever i
Ihesuaement for the ..uartei- endimX
i?,'i' 1" the directors Thurs- <
company would earn U per cent. ! r '
Kvcn.hisisbn.edo ?Mhc ^ual :
y?ir the |
'ri ,1'? nc,Ual earnings proved to l*
ovw SIS," "C,HI,rn!,ji? !" V>'<- ""alkwi
saws rt:"
i i. Miy, up the securities inia ran tee.l in
the Western 1/nion issuing ttu iefor
Intend trUst Inn,,! at tiv,. per cent \
|^ve Your Repairing Done1
AT THE i
MCOI MB lUEtr StDPS,1
The unilorsigncd takes pleasure in an
nouncin^' in tlio jnitili? (hut i f lins taken
chargc or Hits WAtidN A N I) HU(1(IV SIIOP8
of M. A. Melts, where, with competent a?
BiHtanl.x, he i.s prepared to do all kinds ot
work iu Ids lino on short notice and at rea
sonable terms.
Repairing
Done on ?hort notioo and in workman I :.p
manner. *
Horseshoeing.
Cnroftd attention Riven to horseshoc
ln?.
The palronn^c of tlio public is respect
fully sollcite
With ovor v,v?>.ity-five years oxperienco
in tho busincHB to whioh I call your atten
tion, and with cxpevouOtd assistants, I feel
confident of giving ontiro satisfaotlon to all
who favor me with their pulronitgo. '
O. V. METT^
South Carolina Railway Company,
nOMMMM'IMi SI' N DAY, MAY Htli,
V ls-Mt, ui m,, l'i*?8oiiKt'r Traill* will
run as lollows"Kastern Tlmo."
TO AND 1KO \l c 11 AHLESTON.
kaktu>a i l. V.)
Popart Columbia i! SO r in ">'27 p in
l>uc Onirics Mi i lll"0,>,.i U 00 |> in
\V I S 1 < HA 1 1.1 .1
Imparl i-li:ir'n ?Si?n , '21'n in f? 10 p m
Due Uil'.nniiM I0;'>a in 10 iA) p til
TO AN!' KKOM I'A M DKN". .
i:.\s i' (t> in v KNi Ki-r sr.N day.)
liopiitt i\.:utni'ia li^i.im ><?"> p in 5 27 p in
1 Hi** I tim!<n >7 i' in 7 I'.'pm 7 4'2 p 11)
w l.? l 11> v 11.\ K\i KIM' M S DAY.)
I >ipar( ('am-ieii t I". am 7 lift III :i l'? p ill
Du?> C'oliuiiD'.a !? '."> a hi ItCi'iii in inuoplll
Ti) A\D I i :? ?M AI\H>1'.\,
r \ - i n.\ 11-v .>
IVparl i t:'i si>!? 1.1 (i a in j '.*7 p ill
I'lie Aimu-la 1 i in 10 li'i p in
\\ l > I , l?A 11. Y .1
liipxtl Aiij-r-'i li'i'iani pi imp ill
l?uo~l \)l ?i ill t? i a I'l l ) a in 10 00 p 111
ION N l'.n'UIN's
Made a'. Columbi.. Willi Columbia timl
iirvci?viiIo liaiiroail iy train tmlvlnt; itL
!ii :?"> A . M. aM'.l >lc| a rl i im at .'| "J7 l'< M. At
1'olumbiu .1in! in;, with t'? i'. A A. lliill
load by same iriilti to ami from all points oil
'i >tli I'uail*.
PsiKseiiKt'i< lake "-upper al Brunch vllle.
Ati 'Inirles on w iih-umiiicis r*?r New York,
..ml Willi steamer lor Jack soil vlllo niul
points on st. Itiiin'o Itlvcr ToesilnyK ami
Saturdays, Mil li i lull lesion ami Sa villi nail
Kallroad to ami 11 >>m ^avannali niul points
in Klorula ilully.
At Augusta ? It a o-xift ami reulra) Hull ?
roniK to and from a'.l points West mil
South. At llluek \ 11Umo ami irom polntK on
Harnwi 11 Hiillroad. Thro,.?ti tickets enn be
purchased to nl I points souih and West by
uppl> tiiu lo
D. >lrtJ,U I-'.KN Agent, Columbia, S. C.
.lollN B. l'Kt-'K. (Jvnernl Mnnnuer.
D. C. ai.mcn, (jen. 1'iikk. and Ticket Ajjl.
THE HOTEL WINDSOR,
King Street,
I Poors .South of Academy of Music,
CIIA RLKSTON, SO. OA.
DeKalb House
J. N, Nicholson, Prop'r,
fomw, 8. ?*
fgy-Newly painted and rc-furnishcd
throughout.
CwyTables best (lie Charleston tuid Cam
ion m.nktls a (lord.
?%"Hackf? nice! till trains ninvO
Modeled and' Newly fimiiM
JLalfium House,
CAM DKN, S. C.
Transient Board Per Day
Ample accommodations. Table supplied
with the best ilie market affords. livery
attetiiion paid to ilm comfort of guests.
Connected wilh the ilotiso is a first class
l?.i 11, which is orderly kept.
liaek to and front the depot. Fare 26
cents ??leh way.
i e? d mil l.iverv Stable on premises.
1". LATHAM, l'roprietor.
LOOK OUT FOR THE
.! WEL ion
MO I IT AH.
V 01 COME TO TOWN
The beautiful sign will iliivct you to
The Oldest Drug Store.
' m IM7.) |
Where you will tin I a ci>hi|>lo'c stuck of
Fresh ami Pure Keflicincs,
At lowest juico> for Kirj't ('lnsa (Jootlt. j
!S|Hcki1 attention i.i ^iven to tliu lilling of
l'hysieiuus' l'resoiiphons ul nil hours.
SHEDS i SEEDS ! SEEDS I
A Full Variety of Garden Seeds
For Spring Planting. Onion
Seta and Early Garden am)
Field Corn. At
- M
Dr. F. L ZEMP'S. \
Henry Stelts&j
Importer and Wlioleaalo dealer Ifi ii
Foreign & Domestic Fruiti
Apple*, Oranges, Banunae, OooftauutLyl.
Lemons, Pineapples, Potatoes, OuionL ?
Cabbages . J
M. E. Cor, Mooting wul Market Btrooty.
HARucfiriroN.a. v
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0. MAYHK'V ^ ,1, Mir/I'ON MAYIII' W
C.MAYHEW * SON 1
OoliimiDia. 61. o.
M A RBLE WORKH.
M n ii n fuel ii rer* of and doftloTs lit all kind* ol ? ' Xj ., I
American and Italian Marble Work.
MTK tJl'A 111! I KM AT WA 111)8, H. ('.
M ON IIM l-'.N'I'M, TAllf.KTH A I HON KAIMNO furnished nt tovr?Hl||>irl >
0?).rii|,IHMi;i> OH \ NI'Cl\ W'okK, either foreign or nnil vo, toonlor,
o?>_i 'ori(>?iH)inli'iioc m>ii?l ifil, nnil hmIsfiH'tif?ti 11 ii(I prompthcrh Kiinrnntecd,
Ooor?o R. Lombard, db Oo,
FOUNDRY MACIIINK AND BOILER WORKS,
.A.TJC3 U ST.A., - - Q Jyi:
1(1*1 IJlKltS Ol' l!iif?ine<? iiml Iloil'r.o, .?* n w Mill*. (liiM \1111 p. nnd nl n
Mnchinery <>f the 1 uI* ?i improved ny!e?. Mlniftlng, II nn^crn, Pulleys, (J n
lull lloxi'i We hfive n hirj<e n??oilmenl of PuitertiH, Siigftr.KollorS anil Qin 0
IM4AI.KKM IN F.nginc and Mill Supplies, C'lroulrir 8ft ws, File*, OtlramerH
(Jlulio ('heck mid Snfety Vulvei, WhiMlen, Oniigofi, St cam Pipe nnd Pltlingn
iiH-inl from I') In to nciiia. Ki lling. I.ncing Rubber, flcmp, HoApfllone and
I'lickinn oil 'iii'l Oil I'upn, Wrenches, Kmory WhoelH, eto.
I AflKVTH KOI! I'Vlipn- bniibli* Turbine Wheel, Korliiig's l.'niversfil InjeotorH, the bent
iihiiJo. ltruilfiii-.I Mill Oh'h. I'orlnble Mills, N'ordyke ?"i Mormon (Vs. Plantation Corn ''H
mil Keril Mill". Alias l-tnui n <* Work* nriil Krl? GMy I foil Works, Portfiblo nnd
llnginen. Kunkle's Poo Hnfely VfilveH. (Moti'l CreoK Mill Hooks.
in>n uri'l 1'rasn Castings, find fill klii'l* of Itepriira promptlyylone We ensl ilnyy ; !V
| in<1 aro working ubout one hun'lrf.l liuiiil*. '