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? I raarsr: up ooly for the parpoee ef eecuriaf ?a?m ? T RANT HAM * RAT.h^n ? ' V&AMK. P. BEAU), Prep'r GmtHt. ?*+ ' * ?shssunc Ma. m. troaItto All wniiuttlMtkini for tbU natter tM accora^fc?nJy*>e niun. oTUc nuU.or; not ueoeeaarUjr Cur publication. iMtMU ?v tdence of|Mdfoi Ut on the part of the writer, WrlLo oul yoa ou? ?kd? of the puper. 11c par v:$?sEi^S3ra5e|6jr i least* rar'tfe* "UAirrre." owing tn Duly AMhorUtd Ami 'xziTwMaRBr* MAJiKriMMTUiUm MoGuWhen. mas following in Duly AuthorUed AmoIi ^assrfort^#up#,: UmiioPTiti.it.?Barrett MAKMribUt^-WUllam ULLJ-ii-i l? ?mm jl'_ j-r BVMCIAi NOTICES. Final It?A dntnwtlv* (Ira occurred at Ninety-HI*, B.CL, *)M?mlMr Hot, by which, fkmr war* valued iJ ~ ?: JSRher i probable Bum o? a?v?nU Worth ?Tirawiy, an4 aur IIvm, ES?&S3?fc':! Mr. K K tiata ofdikrlwlon, K CL to the ? Oencr.d rt nOiro Ac*ut for the Otwt Amerl ?w Fire Eiilot?lih?r, and will answer all tnqulrtee tn tacwl to the ?MM. No Riaoouuiox I Fact* will T*ll! X. A. Hall * O* aaecrt and mm prave ay thousand* ef Butornn thai have visited tlielr ?mtiihllKhment Uint thoy aell their Im mense stock of all sixes of dtaaa, Paints. Oil, ?J patty. Door*. Saali, Ultnd* and Builder*, P> Hardware, 1* aatall or lanter lota, at una* ttally law prloea. "Dollar saved to dollar oar tied." Save money by buy I n* direct from n oarned." Save moaey by buy I n? direct from I^H^HaU Co.,2, i, S, s, 10 Market >UeeU Oood Tabtb.?In nothing do people dis play thla quality, or the want of It, more than IB the appearance of their houses. People of good taste and sound JadameAt ln North Carolina, Routh Carolina, Georgia, Florida *ad Alabamn, patronise Mr. P.,<?. Toale, of CfcaHartaft, V. C? who furnishes the beat aloara, aashea, bllnda, newel*, bal lusters. eor Bieeaja. a*4 the beat paint to make them beaulUhl and attractive; aiaoplala and ar> rlara Manniketure. ft ? wmM PRANK P. BE A HI), Local Editor ,Lll ? II WIIUMII.. III! I'II III IIIHIIIIIB, Everybody reed* the Gazette. yoar?rdota for til duiet of Job Pointing te the Qaeette oSoe. ? *!S I i mm ' i ^ t jw'k '? . > Sunday.?TVs churcheg wore oil well attended leat Sunday. u Write aa srtiele fer <mr aicrfcultursl dipartBmt <N oar fourth page. ??' j? .. Um+bj * | ?" ? The resident ofO.pt W.*H. K. Workman la being renovated und made *** I TV* board of tunntj commissioner* oo tbi 14th of ? Sftbeetibeae who Ail to llliiw their papers jrill oon&r * favor by inftmoiog uft of the Cs?t? OATJ.-We noticed several load* of Tory fine oatu paeetug up Broad street, one dajr l?at week. ' U*' ? i iThe Gas art* is r>*ad every week by , u ? 1 ** * ??OW.?From all parta of t& eoun ? try wo |tet enooaragfef aeeiffnte *>f the erope. All the farm*are in loo oondi eioo. ? v ? .v* * ? ' ? ?? > tft.1' > .<* Bill Head*, Letter and Note Heada, Monthly Stateaienta, Notee, Cireulara, Cards. Inrttstfoas, Ae., neatly, cheaply and oapoditiously printed in this offioe. , ( ?? ?? o Rhode Wand aenda to the Centennial 'ft polioequn arho measures six feet throe I inciter. That oomos (Vofc lirioK la a *uall State. Not haviag room to abroad he rwa up. TAX R?TtJftna.-Klaewhere 10 this (moo the oeanty auditor fcir?a notice that he will he prepersd to receive tax returns for 1876, fWwn the 1st of June to the 20th of July. BxtTML?Camden atande in the front rank in regard U the aaraber of fo ba. l>iee. During the Let Ave or alt weeks wot leas theft thirty ha hies have been bom here. A si*ft mi proof arityl i ;*.< Hail ?Frees tW A?w amd Courier V we tsar* that a heavy tap ftsm visited the Watetee a?Mgtiburho?>d ft fr* days , ftgft. The hail atoftaa ware sa huge m V the traditional hen -ftg|(. Tfcearopeaa Without mury. IjOCArxD.?Capt. QUhtfH, the ftourto ouaoonduotor oa the Oswdsa Brsofh, haa taken p???nii<>n of Ifce masdnnoe ?tact west of Mrs. Twe^d, and haa re noted his fWsnily hem. We Ml gfiad to MAKKIKU. B|r. Jeaaft McLendun to yotift|wat deajrhter of tttdh?* ^J1 ftf Kaashaw , "I,1 ? Ikm Taw. ?Two dollar* will pay ? year's sub scription to the Kuuiiiaw Gazkttb. ?The paremeot on BlW street, it the corner of Rutledge, bu been im paired ?ClWWIWIW CI* With etnwber*cc, ale future. ?ThU In the season of the Tear when pedestrians are tempted to agtUta the subject of wateriug the streets. ?Charleston chipped 17,000 oauti of peas lo New York, laet Weuesday. ?T?s a surprising fact that an yet bo tee-efeam or strawberry festival has been epokeu of. -?If you want a mansard roof over your ere, congratulate us on the rapidi ty with whieh subscribers am paying up. ?It e aaid that the* rammer duster (l?f gentlemen will be with a trail aod will be striped with red, white and blue down th<? back. ?Well pappose Stewart U dead and theoewtenntal opened. Is that anj reason why the ooetract of the aew cburch is \?*The Fort Moultrie centennial will he one of the grandest affairs that has ever taken place in the South. Geo J. B. Kershaw is the orator on tlie occa sion. ' y/>f? e'-Vg, m - m ?One of the sadeat thing* to oon template juat now b lha large number of persons in ^iis eouuty who bave no relations in Philadelphia. That "blushing young man at the picnic" tnaku* his appearance today in an epistle to his frieuds and oopatriots, in reply to the vain? attempt of the fat editor to bring him into promioenoe before an admiriug world. Dun.?Would rt not bo a good ides to briug into requisition the street wprinL'or whieii ni made fawt year. The pe ople on Broad street went some thing to attract their attention, and. this aniwered^at purpose well l?9t ?o turner. Or, vm thp affair mil/ a failue? Let M WK ^nMkllg about ifr, _ 'V' , i tj ?\ a.. . 2'j (J ? f There we only two bouaee io Ch?r Strange that all the accounts given in the Columbia and Charleston papers of the arwoi of a German hi Columbia on suspicion uf being a murderer from Ullfc ??unty should be ao conflicting. Tha Remitter mutt change Ua reporter everyday. m Music Br Night.?An old citiien .seconds our niotiou thai the Helicon baud piny durin/ the summer nights ou one ot tho public aqonree, and hu ? voice ia one of iniueooo. Shall we have the nadcrf Who will take tlfi iultietory ward having stand erected? Wa'will see what we will see. ' 'jp When ft brisk breast is blowing ahoo t the ooattaila of pedestratia, it ia rarely a man has sufficient nerve to preserve an unconcerned air under the oonciousne** that a new half ?ole Iim lately been put on the wat of bit pantalooui. ? Cincin nati Timet. That ta the experience of the local editor of thia paper. lit Krhor.?We are informed by 1 Judge F. Sutherland that jhe grand jurywerehiirr* in reporting that Mr. M. Baum had given no b>>nd as treasurers of the apecial bridge eommiaeion; that Mr. Baum did ^ive bond to Mr. Suther* land, aeting chairman of the then coun ty ooriimieeiofiers; and that hie brother. Mr. H. Baum, waahia surety tbaroon. Almost a Fire.?On last Thursday moridng on opening hi* store, Mr. Oot trell found that ft package of matches had been knocked lo the loot by rata, and that several boftas had ignited and had burned portiona of ihemJ Fortun ately no damage was doae, other than the Ions of the matches. Be careful hnw yoa leave matohea where tha rata ean oosta ia ooataet with then*;' /;? Thoae o?our wa^iri who anticipate potfehaaiaga oarrkga, boggy or wagon, or aoything ia this lias ef trade, will do well to ooaimuaaate with Messrs. M. H Nathan A Son, whoaa aside appears among the lirt of Charleston houses, ao our A rat pege. Those who daal with them will be treated in a proper and ?WY poasibly find they will SMS money in their deaKag with them. ?} I AaORNilON DaT.?Attention Day. or Holy Thursday, is a festival obssrvad by ijm (Jitholio and Kpim,r>pu| (jbirol^l U$ commemoration of the gloriofta tSflinehm af the Messiah into heevaa, "triumphing ever the devil, aod .leading, captivity captive,** "opening tha kingdom of heav at torn belicvem." It eesoas forty forty ,1 M Wog the aaseder af days which tha Sat ioor Cid eo earth after his resurrection. I .obeerraaea wthoewhtiahe oaa of the vary csrlieet in tha ahoash days sfto Master Sunday, such being * of " i sa early, it had haao mid, as tha year 68. Last Tharsday, eras <A<bsaat?m , which was daly ehssrved hi this fi?! Wi Another lot of thoae hsodeome styles it AM and : #h>*h/ h?ttai*?d shoea ft* ladles aad miases. just ruciesad at W. h priag dM paaeo of the pabUe I IB MWJIMOI MBMtiK I'WJ Mkv iaSerastbat thai of saeariag baipioi. rMbeabfcto?Mor iba 'graad Sind in tho end Mrftei to tho| hippilKW. '** ' t? IV JMiw fibrdt,?I mIi loealaMrt of Um IT tb fait, m my the people m tho Wast li^yTWiUtto an living oo eatAsh aad yearMg Croat I ia NiMfMM of lord tmm Wo ad mit it & ?o, aad yott had batter oforiDdjoi* tit. M^j. Adams forbid* yoo to fthoot, gin or sp?ar fish la hi* p?ad. WtMcM Woteioo is aot so hut uo our Qazkttb Boys. Wai Mi Korroft. I notiosd ia your issae of I ? week or two afro ? suggvetioa that the Heliooa Bead pky on lUotory Park once or twice a week, in the evening. Tho s'uKgsation I think is a good one, aajJ I am gted to saa tbat the bead baa re- | spooded in the Man oar it bar b now remaina to bo soea if stepe will bo taken to have the stand crueted. 1 would suggest. however, Mr. Editor, that the Monumental Square be aa^atitfted for tbo Reotory Sqaare, as tbat is a nn?re central point. AN OLD CITIZEN. Old Times in Camdni. w im aiMW mw vwaaa ww?af Pen Picxraw of the Past, Number 7. The lint of names of those prominent in our community early in this century, i prior to the war of 1812-14, grows on us aa we proceed, and brief as we moist make these artielee, forces us to divide ! this branch of our subject into two num bers. Mr. Henry R. Cook was loop a man of mark in COrndea. He came here ear If in life from Virginia, Married Mim Cantey. ft daughter of the old surveyor, Mr. Josiah Cantey, and of that estimable old lady, Mre. Cantey, who survived to a great age, and is so well remembeftd by all the middleaged among us. Mr. Cook amaaaed a large fortune, and by strict in tegrity, sterling'worth, public spirit and uniformly admirable deportment, gave hha^t *4 hie fkmily high position.? He was frequently Ihtendant of tho town Our friend. Henry C. Salmoad is the only representative of his generation of his Grandfather, Mr, Gook,ashe is the only male representative here of his generation of his other grandfather, Mr. Thomas Sal mood. Captain Benjamin Hafle was a remark able man ia his day, rough, self-willed, yet of the most sterling integrity; devo ted to pripdple, of atotdy and earnest j attachments, frank, honest and trna, bo posaeased (be confidence and eeteem of all. He anlW^aed one of tho largeat for. tunce ever built up ia oar district, aad reared a very large Dually who have | proved worthy of their desceat. His de senndaats are ?till numerous here, the ??L.,.. mm fortune was the result of bis gold mine id Leneaater District. Mr; James h. Clarke was ft 8or,tc'>man. wu very prominent in buaifieaft ???d In hi* church?Methodiat. lie built and oocnpird, long before our reoollect iou; the very handsome premieee on up per Breed Street now owned end oocu* pied Mr. W. C. Garni 1, while hi* store"'wen en Breed Btieet, e little South nod (o the front of hla, residence; there Vet* then three or four store* Ift that immediate vicinage. then oil led ?Ln* Town," while the bulk ofthnjeavy bu?i m war done way dow* -on Broad r8Uaet, much of to south of where there to now any remains of $ town, Messrs. McHa Csetey,Dowlas, end teeny others, were large merchants down town. How ever well Mr. Cleric nwedei In busi ueee, and however well he understood finance* practically, he hed not nuch theoretic knowledge of "oent. per oent.," for we remember often to heve heerd ihat he expostulated with hie Wend Mr. Douglaa, as to the high retee of profits made by the down town merehante, tell* log him that they were downright extor tioners, often soaking thirty and fifty ftr cent. profit, while one per oent. was enough for any man. '?IbulMty U td tscrjfs my rule. Mr. Clark reared a fam ily of three sons and three or four dau ghters, ell of whom have passed way from among; as. The late Dr. Joseph Lee married ofte of Nr. Clark's daughters and their large family were for nearly forty years ^ only representatives of Mr. Clark'a Urge family left among us, and they have, since the wer found homes swey from their native heather. .Captain Peter Wsrree, of the Bunk er Hill etoek, an old sea Ceptain turned merchant* was prominent in his day; vary rsepeetable old gentleman, with most remarkable head, ae round an an orange, very large ^nd every iron-grey hair on it cut very cloee and of the uni form length of hlaifao inch, rather rough end harsh in hieexterior, but bland kind and amiable in menaers, address enjl disposition. L*te in life Ceptain War ren removed to Mississippi. The three of hi* daughters married here; Mrs. Ilale T. Motive, Mrs. Joseph Whe-ler and Mre. Morris J. Wheeler. Alt nf the* removed from CVmdoe. Major Morris Wheeler distinguished hlm**tf in the Florida Wsr, iu eomtnand of a company ftwin Mobile; Albania, end tie KM eo be loved in tbat place that the eky edented bis only daucliter. Our late friend. Cap'.. Them? J. Warren, who fell at Gettys burg, wee a nephew of Captain Peter WsS^aod eei of Mr.JhoI^Warren, dsesandasm are still of aa. Old Mr. Bmwn and old Mr. Coleman were bsaoon lights It their day, In the Medlddtot efcareh. Both were local prsachers, or at laast exhortere, and In that eonneetion are knee alwaye aaeoeia ted them together. Among our earliest recollections to the feet that one of thsee, wethluk Mr. Ceiaman. tell and di*d within the alter at ihnseh while preying, eLer m very etenr on our mind, end we think It was the gee ersllv reesieed opinion. the* he was trans lated dirosUy to his inward. We de not new doubt t bet be ma, hat think that hie life, rather thee the manner of his death, t^n the gusL Mr Coleman'a be retrod a family, four daaghUr, moat ofwhom ?? ntttlj in after ti rated and lofty people. Umm it will be utter. jThe and Geo ' M* Of mw of rj to .pak jwtft DON CO AMDIbw family, fu for a long life vary highly eatermed fur bia high character, eminent aooial qualitiea und acholarly attainments. The handsome reeidenoe on Fair btreet tei'\n ?e rejoioe to aee oaoupied by the ily,) ?M bailt and used by hip aa a summer residenoe; and- tha community are indebted to him aod his Mend, Mr. JsmeaK. Douglass for tha taste and skill axhihi?e* in tha <Mgn of the IW bvtcrnio ohorch on DeKalb street, built, we think, about &e year 1811. Yet aa fresh aa if it warn new, and in architect ural taste and finish, comparing moat fa vorably with mora modem march* cured ti tree, Mil a mort Captain William Anerum is well re sented here by tho families of bitv eons,'Col. William A. Anerum dead and Col Thomas Anerum. his plattation, watt of tha Waterse, a familuDr in it# society, merits a i . detailed notice than wa can giro in thm brief sketches. Ho was by his raarriaj connected with two oftha fkmtlias of tf old Quaker settlers, tha Englishes at Beltons. Both names ore still present in his dceoendante Major Miosis la w< and fully repreeented by his sons Cap Joseph-T. Mickle, Mr. Robert B. Mick and family, Mrs. Lylts and fcmllfr, au the Urge family of Cap J. Belton Mickj deed., and tba family of Captain John Nelson. Afaior Miukie van a* oeedingly intelligent and much gitea ' ?. We-well remember hit esthusj on tha subject of phrenology, an can, in imagination m him now, wij bia tall gaunt figure stalking across oj parlor, whan ha was n gumt, and aft] examining tha devdopmcnte of thMg four boys, gaathmlnting with his arms aud exclaiming, igjbuys thank thers la something in tfce front of beads, if there were not, the thuia would carry you all st-akkt devil.'* Well we can laugh ~ * - ki?,l ,xt Brevard at all, yet K to review, however period of tlife without* notice of this oitisen and jariat, aad 1 man. Joseph Brevard was a North Carolina, where the f greatly diatiogu'tehed itaelf in latiun. Ha removed to Camd? ried a daughter of Oapt and left- a uioet eetii wu Uv* **>kcu V Kcrahaw tamiup. very Suooeeeful aa a lawyer, beloved Iiriaed a* a oitisen, while hia career aa udge of the higheet court of South olina ie happily illuatrnted by hb ojiio iona, which give him rank by the aide of Harper, Johaaoa. O'Neal, Ward law aad aeorua of others, who wore grant Judge* when South Carolina waa a mif State. The bar of Oamdetf; wheo that b*f a power, waa always distinguished for i ability' high character, lofty oourteay aad j elevated toae. We have often heard our older lawyera auribute much of the pe ouliar txeellenoe of thia bar. to the hi^h example of Joecph Brevanl and Abraoi Blending. C"l. Abrana Blending waa one of the moat dirtfaguiahod lawyer* of the State, waa long a resident or (Vtufcin, ;and though the internal improvement* of the Bute draw hi'm away from Camden, aad eventually from hia provision, tha bar hare have evar ehafUned with pride the reonrdofoae who waa the peer of any of hie day, aad hut for the high talent*, taatee and aoqalremeota fur the walk* of life, into whlc^ the rapid developtieai of a new oountry forced him the very higheat honors and emolnatent* of his profession, would have crowned afcfc de voted with singular unssMahaess to )M publio woraa. He married si deughter of Chaaaellor DeSauesure, and hk Sons, hers aad aa the great FmMs slope have showa themselves possssssd ot the ad L?irahla eharaeterietiee af both aid* of Sash Gantry, a man of sUwog, but sterling virtues. 1iigh aeter. provon patriotism. Of Mr. MeRa, the stalwart pioneer in high enterprise, the founder of a aad influential family, for fifty years influential oitttoa and Of the genial, triad but wtall' m Mr. Btfljaalo Perfcioa; or the eeriooat phyeioho tod aoeoL pVwH?d amtlonou mU otholor, f>r. 1mm AImumt, of Rudolph, the Lm, mU others of thfe p?M, U wouM bo pcrtfco ful to ?pMk, bat our mom forblde, tad wo mart ?M*o thU period with the hope that other* who pomm tho iuarhrtah will (0 tboM II do juetiee to the* tad other prominent. In this oomwonky for tho mom of foow p?W ifco war of 1612; white We hoMot oo to ing in UmM", aod with familiar, M wo Koto ' toot with thoM who great ovento, froM 1 to which our (to bt continued.) If roo ospoot (to hoy Aon today, amino My examine My Hook before you You will sovo Mooty ^by it. Arthur *?f Ml 225L fist 'bow szsrate The oolon that pee bf ear friend 0/ ?y> m bj.PT UTS t rufleoted MI hit I with.** Willi- , 3*r^i r^ujAi] >m4 like the j lit to Jufl lied him, end robbing bed otat, NI woadar |gr'w*HgB<iy' MHNpM ims (he 18th of Ma j, unsettled hie tuiod, delaj ifiicht prove j end aa he has pro "" as ell other*, yto ' Off that children IML however) may wul puule a wiae to give all the iofor tut aabjeet, io order miod (jour owa total tneeetors settled the im Ml good dene, it fjunuce on my put to ; for hie state Stat* of South OWuli days?is Tery week. > "ohki prok?ndi." Is of 1$&, A. D., (tuar by mo) I vu Copperfield I vu j'T Had do Aunt Betsy araioet the window I I did have mi tut eventful period ot*| f?io not uov remember ex drossed ; my memory I 11847 I vm iboru, end ' by the neigh* and tossing me about | pitcher d?ee bia ball. 1 have been eoasider upoor aortal of a{ wave to warn I've many friends who ?issioeary objoota ~ to the light, united one aooord and roiee, wee the youngest baby bad ever 4 adhered to the youngest looking age to be foand in omrI 1 In oerUioly more j Ibr my friend with digestive organs or ] . s, \ -."i' lino Yocno Maw attbk Pio ?' . 'V ? I S.?Heoollect, I was bona in 1847, 1 For tUe Korati Jtv OawtU ENIGMA ! ? m rnmpoaed of Jbfrty (40) letter*. [>? \ ju, 3a, ai, u, U, rf, w, 10 la a division My .30, M. 8, as, aa, 1 U the rererne of ma ' ' .IH/. 7. J7, IB, 40, tt, 10 ?spcfMM ft decree of .rise. ?' ..t, a, 31,61a >Q emblem of lndoatry. i4,a.w?n,i6Uwhit t M w, 4. 11,1ft,ao, 10 la All aaaentlal, eharae tarUtlo or tho human raoo. M; M, W, 3,11, t? an undulation. My A i 17 luOloalee good hiuaor. My TH,&?,4,?l?,?4,SUtaWfcfttW?U>lnll r./jail ibe tlmiu Mtn?17^untriee lying adja t >nl Hi) MMlItelranean. t whole la the axeertlon of an eminent eiiiatiolaa, - , the consideration of "Okal" and "Hope re," and tho rewdera of tho Uaaetle Very Benpect/ully ?avajimai, Camden 8. C., May Brd Wt, ADV KRTI8KMENTS. *T Oft NEAR COST. \\'INO ON UAN1> UmUtm aotoek of ft Lieri lnedtoturoHlBlajWWr, e | r 10 (I o so rmpHly, hin eoaetadod to Mil gbe fallowing vory low ^ri?w by tko got. II ! 1QU0H8, of Boot OotHttM, U oaory rvu,;h the dull of *uaiao?, I ?a .?r, in*d to turn It iaiajMM*. tad inor Old ( row Ky, ityo wklokoy 94,16. IHoV r i Kjro 2,50. <jiu;i ii'iirt Mo. Fri in of Ohio Rya 1,76. N<r it Coroliaa Cora 1,60. 1 \1 moro (>?ra 1,75. App o Broody, (tko boat) 1,75. . l(f0>. r Broody 1.50. UUo horry Bmody >.50. Co.nm Broody 8,50. o8.;*g, wj. Runvjpvjrt.) 1.J0. Xoblcco ood (*fa?o la rorl.tjr ot low pri ^ ^Uo, o too oooortaoai of ly Groceries oftkoBH"1* see mo, and price my | > before purchasing loiubJ* " Broad Btrooi, 0** oytttf el 4 COV fA FERTILIZER. ici n WIIW. Tk?y I ?? vw?>m*?n4 <vf .K.tr AMI iMr fWulU yllrtW tkM iwy pUnt.r *IW? IA kin <n*? IMM(U sImuM \Mt WO OTII ru J?A v 20mi IB A<i 4 18761 SPRQTG 4 suxm 1876 1 ^ H. BAJMTCH m CLIiii IS IEACIKI. GOODS OF ALL SORTS ABE VERT CHEAP. CHEAPER THAN THET HATS BSSH FOR TEARS, AMD IT WOULD BJE ADVISABLE TO PUROftlAAB FOB FUTURE Hit ?wr s*jrci*Lrr is wmirm OUR SFECMLTT I8WMITM<t?S. INCLUDING STYLES AND PRICES NEVER EQUALED III THIS MAR i|M?" >?,J| If LACK PIQUES, NAINSOOKS, LAWNS, EMBROIDERIES, MUSLINS, . CAMBRICS, . BATISTE, TRIMMINGS, TARLKTON, ? * > BRILLIANTS, HANDKFS, JACONETS, ORGANDIES* LACKS. AN ELEGANT LIKE OF REV DRESS MIIS, HISS fiOOIS, IIBSS (MM, ?pre TIES. TIES. TIES. TIES. A LARGE AND VARIXb ASSORTMENT IN DOTH SILK AND LACK AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT FAIL TO PLEAS*. DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. Thia department ia well.stoekad ud lad odea wmm y of (ht baat^Wraoda at Mtul ooii of mauuftciurv. - PRINTS 60 BEST STANDARDS AT 8a. 44 LONO CLOTH 9o AN KXCELLENRARTICLE AT 10a 4-4 SEA ISLAND BRO. 10a. , ? ? / ?V >1 HI! miiUpi IIBI1H CLOTHING. CLOTUVe. CLOTHING. New Fabrics and StylM, Pieaa Toy Low. ac GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. EVERYTHING DESIRABLE. Shoos. Shoes. Shoes. BETTER, eNUKNTHMSm. UANDSOMK SELECTIONS OF PARA80LS AND FANS. OTHER GOODS TOO NUMEROU8 TO ENUMERATE. Wi ah all ooDtiooe to raoaiva addition to tha abort Una of gooda, ui tboaa ia tearch of H. BARUCH. V* V. L.ABTHUR Offers Extra Bargains * ? il Jb*%- S*\* / \ Iflh t i 1 5 ? v>:?* ? ? 4li Wf/Jf ra ms NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK iim*? '. : Vr; : OIF 8+mvw 8vmmmm Ann ?'?/. liHHWi ' * ' ?'*> NO USB TO QO TO BTWWJJRT. f ?r' t i .'? > ' ?' i' ?.? i X WILL SSJXiXi "3TOTX A.S CHEAP AT nOME. V?*v f's.. iCALL AND SEETHE NEW CENTENNIAL STYLES i 9 IN LADIES' AND GENTS* ... ?f* *?*?* JRl ?? 'i Iron, Steel, Plows, to. gqbaoribr biI la im lha Iiigui aal B?t Vvky ?f PLOW, TIES, BAND, aa* HOW SHOE IKON. PLOW m4 0AW 8TKEL, HALF SHOVEL mi BULLTONOUB PL0W8, DIXON QOJTQB :, "ssa &"s bsjweS ffirLr UAMK8, PATENT UMAI* CBADUM.|Ma4a m4 Aim LmU , flUk* tu A?. . I To bo Found in thU City, R? 1mm Hwmwuy Ant Mm ?l>b?<>?< W?M PWw n4 A* Una** PrUa4 Plow*. TIm GRANGER FRIEND VUm* 1 MfiilM will. *tv* thm Vm ark? fi4 a Id W tJhmitA. All got m attar |>rMMw m low m Um low?ai AU oMm MwywM villi taak ?r ariMUUvy ?|ty nAmbw, ?H Um prom rA ?id ?u?M fttUauoii. JOHN O. DI ATi, OOUDMMA, SOUTH C A BO UK A (?toil Door to Vtij k livMi ClflW nU TalNM* 0Um.> MSfiS k IBIIC1NES. Hodgson & Dunlap, KBF**' umn arbmtion MEDICINES, , TOILET ABTICLB8, , fancy goods, paints, , . OILS, VASNISHES, GLASS, . ?PUTTY, ? i. #\. M%** , t, ?* %(, ^Tr 9 AMtwrjUlA wiHy lobe fband in FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE. 0?S2^^KSK??r TwJ?WSJ2?u>2iK3.,S?g??lK nf pmntumm. Oar ?took ti larg* and hand AKQAM9I CIO AMI! Rntotvra should try V our r?*l ol*?r?, which ?r? pro T? i by the bsstjadgea. AO Mtilicinn purchased from w may It rtUtd upon at I\rt and Oenuinr ? Our Stock u/rmh and comvo$cd of the bett arfiWw, H0D080N h DUNLAP. BENNY HOUSE. ' CAMDEN, B.C. Permanent and Transient Board at ipindWi ratal. No bar-room connected with the house. mr29tn4 FOR 8ALB. Bank of the State Bills, to Pit Taxes, Kor Sale at 8. A. BKNJ AMINS. oaayStf THE Largo and well seleotcd stock of Dry Gooda, Boots, ehoea, Groceries, Hard ware, Crock cry ware, Ac., now on exhi bition at (bo* store of J. W. McCarry, ia ?nfiicient to ARREST The attention not only ot passors by, bet of erery reader of the Kershaw Oazbttk. The stock is fresh and com plete end on eooouot OF l\e estrange eoardty of money I have coeeluded to tail all elaaaes of goods at the veey lowest poasibla prioas. The & * mom tw*uem> rmg ?-Jkam would denbtlMi be good news to the publle, bat the newt thai J: W. Mo Carry it eelling his entire a took at vuoh aopreeedently low prioee will not only iltrMt the attention of citieena of this eeotion bat also of (he inhabitants living. IN CUBA. After reeding the advertisement be ?ore to onli ahd examine my large and comprehensive stock, whioh is one of the beet in the city . vm .; Parehaeiog my goods for cash I am enabled to ofler them at oonespondiug low prioee* Be sore to give me a oali. J. W. McCURRY. Cigars Tobacco and Pipe*. ^ VERY BODY KNOWS THEY CAN ?Iway* tad U>? bast article! in this ? 'A alwsye fii MM tka Uasl mousy at 1>. C.?^?RILEY'8, Agent. rUTS. RAI8IN8, AND CANDIES, 0F all kiads st D. C. KIRKLEY'S, Agent. A FEW MOEE POUNDS OF THAT INIOK aia<? nsat, also a ftrw bucket* of 'saak, Mfto and Qntnos Buttsr at D. C. EIRELEY'B, Agent. SHOOT FAMILY FLOUR, NEW OR Isaas uoIsssm, muaoovado molasses, . 0yrap, for sale by < D. C. KIRKLEY, Agent. ffi HOICE FIO HAMS, SUGAR?ALL grades, Qsaalaa GlU-edge Butter, MSB obsess for sals [RKLEY, A D. a KIRKLEY, Afsnt. R" tMMf Hi IO, LAOUYRA AND JAVA OOFPP.E, TEA, all grades. Oaansd goods In ftr sale by D. C. KIRKLEY, Agsnt. I ?tlUttOH. masting sf ths Sonth Osrolina Mi4>mI Aaaestatios will taks plaos Hi Col , Aadl Utk, 1878 HENRY D. FRAZER, II Rsssrdtag fWj. O?i? Om?tt Oo?Mtseio?sas Kaasnaw Co. <??*?*. 0., Aft., M?k, 1878. NOTICE Is ksrsby glrea to all persons kildlag stalaa against Kershaw coun ty, whlah aaerwed betweeta Knveatw 6rst, 1878, Ml Ksrembor Int, 1874, that they ess by rmslatlsn of tka Gen aval Asssmkly, la reglstar tka earns within ?testy daya, witktka Clark'of tka Board of Canty flsmmlael'oaars, for Kershaw Chanty; ?ia win ha la kls attsa avary day dnrfng tkla yak!, paagaaadlavaglstar thseaais. By Ordsraf tka Board. W. n R. WORKMAN, a|4 28 u?R. (Vk.