The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, June 07, 1876, Image 4
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tt# AvMlml MhUMttif Ik* OurUt
mwiiip: iilt u poNhM', ?u Uuj U may bo of
imetlflg in to ?vo<7 Armcr. Wit*
IbU v?fw w? sottoU wmlribotitMii ftuw
our r?a.n on wt^Mlkurul All In.
formation relating u> the term, ihtnricn or
U10 iMaMbaM. will be thanfX?llv iwtmvj,
awdjf pmrtlwliy imiM>rt iitt printed In the
Uaiktth. U>('<innnlmUiHviMiottiil br vrll
tot? m plainly A* poMtbM, on but one tide of
}*? andeoudciiMd within rcafoaablt
lltnlu.
The Farmer. ?
? Who imloatrloonlj tills the ?oil,
should among all men, be esteemed,
for tkirt It bo occupation in which a mac
ha* hotter opportunities of oommnning bin
thought* to the aH wis* Creator, which should
therefore make him pur* at heart, and at
yeaoo with kit fellow creature*.
The former pride that exalted itself ot*t
labor Is (hot dwindling, aad lo-dajr there %
not a profession that It saor* honored than
the farmer'?. Th* time has oome whea those j
who rldo la fine carriage* aad lie* in stately
dwellings ia cities, who are poshed from day
today to keep bp tb*ir shoddyi*m, and out
aide show.ean no longer eomplaoently frown
upon labor, a* the bardUm** of th* present
bas forcibly demonstrated tbo (hot, to all
who will tblak for a moment, that without
tb* fhithful (hnaarih* would to arL-tocrats
ainst svenlaally difla<4le Mnto iWllilnjrne^!
aud booome th* laughing stock cf all true,
boa*st people.
Possibly (km U not a city in the United
8tates, bat thsro are many well to-<lo mer
chant* who *nvy Ihe peaceful quietude end
independence of the successful former. Then
the grand mnl scenery and pastoral retreats
nil obaWntd oauee the industrious former's
lift to bo the most envied hy the merchant*,
salesmen, and all other* who werk their
bodiee by day and rack their brains by night.
Kons eon elalm to be more aristocratic, (take
the word in ite original meanin?) than the
successful former. and he of all men, can
bo^st.of having the most good natural *cnse,
if not versed in the text books.
The former should realise his popitlon ax
aoon at possible and respect himself, hi* pro
fession aad his fetlow professionals more.?
The firmer* should combine and form *ocie
tiee for the elevation ofthemsclves, and ibeir
professions, and their children, nnd soon
would the world be proud to acknowledge a,
ftrming ancestry.
There are more persons who never did
farm and who have led foshlonable lives,
now entorlng into and looking forward t ?
succcss as formers than over wax kn >wn bej
firs. In days gone by a former raising boy*
would send tlie smartest off to the city to
^ ilearn son* profession, and keep the slapid
one* at homo to form; this brought atout an
i;\judicloua system of forming, but at
the present day all are kept upon the form,
a* the fact of its being tho most honorable and
independent eif professions. (caches the sen
sibl# former that the old system was indeed
a bad one.
Wo are determined through this paper to
ahow tho former his truo position, an I hope
that we will be ablo to impress upon the
honest former that industry and skill and
perseveranoe will make him "the noblost
work of God."
Farm** To ss Sulwupmutiso, amd Cot
to* a. 8u*flus Oroi*.?The Btato Commfos
lou#r of agriculture of Georgia. Reports 10
per cent, more corn planted in the Statu
then last year, and the preparation 7 per
v oent better. The severe cold in March kill
ed tka oora la Southern Georgia, requiring
: it to be planted again, bat corn is promising
all over the 8*atc and the stand a average
par cent. Forty-flve par cent, of the Jktjn
?crop ia fertilised. *Xke average of ea^Ljfe
at aomparad with la*
condition 99. The
* average of wheat is'118 as compared with
last fear, aad Ui average oendfctan no May
let, tt6. Fifty-eight per cent. etflfred ia for
tlilted. Raat on the blade is reported In all
eeotloas, and la some counties the crop is
nearly rained wUh rust,. There is an In
crease rf^'pjr^cpnt la t>e acreage of mil
let, and 20 per eel. la forage. The Introduc
tion of genaaa millet hae elimulated the
planting af special forage crops. There ie a
doorcase of 10 per cant, la the aoreage of
?eUoa.but tto preparation In J per. PVUv
better tha* last year sfcd the amount of fer
tilisers need aa oottoa 19 per oenL greater
than last year. The acreage In sugar cane
hae Increased 2ft per cent, aad that of aor
gnm 86 percent. Twelve per cent, more
fertilisers bavsbeeu purchased this year thaa
last, ealy 14 per. oeat. being for cash, and
80percent on tlme,,.jpilnftlpaUy for pay-.
Meat In cotton at lfto, ia next November.?
Forty three per oeaL of (he fertilisers ,*nsed
were compos tod at home. The average wn
gee of fapnlaborers ie $100 per year with
beard, laborere have hti^d 12- ^wr cont.
?acre wiiliagly this year than last and the
labor Is 7 per oeat more eAelent. Ninety
(h per oent. ef the correspondents of the d?
f paiimeat report a determination on the part
? ? 4f the formers to make all fovm supplies nt
S. home, and let oottoa he strictly a surplus
i ?rop.
Moaa Tavra TriA* Porrnt.?A Tenness
<aean In writing te the Cincinnati Oommcr
sial, says the trouble la every. Southern .State
la over-bayiag aad under-produolng. Then
tk? wut4 it drtotyO. tJaleys amaa has 11 v
?d, eay among the formers ef Weston New
Torh, aad then among our own formors, be
oannot appreciate thegrett difference in this
particular. The New York forawr fcttons
Ills begs ea what we throw to Ihe doge. The
refUee frem the table te wasted ; kitchen
slope are wasted; stable aad barayard ma
aura Is wasted; wheat straw; in foot all
' atraw aad com stalks are wasted. There is
ao savlag aa/where. It Is a otraival af
waste from the Ohiorlver to the Gulf. This
Is aae of the Ullage that Ie the matter^ sad
the ekty reaeoa that we hear U^c eternal
aomplalat ef harti times, and that there Is
a* moaey la the country. ,. ,
? ?
Oat* AH A rtBVtMIML~~A KenluoVy Nr
Mr whites tf the New York Nnm t I have
M?n frequent Inquire* how to rooitla old
nnd Worn-oat lm^o A qulok nnd okoop
wny le to oow tke Knd in onto m enrly M
poodbto In the spring 5 m ,?oon m ripe
plow under In Oelolur?or, if Booth, the
|ni of NdVMibori thon tow rye, grnso In
tko tprlng And food down; when ripo, plow
under. nnd jrou will too ono of (he Ineet rye
Soldo you oror tow; or If yon wWh, nw elo
tor oft tho rye the Drat tprlng?it ta eflbctn
nl nnd ohonp. I-cow tho oho to tried In
Tnmwio when I woo n boy t tho lend woo
?0 wort ouut thn4 tho onto did not onoto 1 knoo
Ugh. T?oy woro plowed nndtr when ripo,
Md ogolnln November. The lend wno plnnt
?d la oo?n tko nott yeor nnd ran<to a Urge
Md. It kroo befbro tho dny* of Hover. I
|m tried |t repootodly ?lnce, with g^o<l
" ?
GEO. W. WILLIAMS & CO'*.,
CAROLINA FERTILIZER.
Ik Bndby's: Patent! Smer-Ptaptats.
AltO
?* ?
Tte PsjncttD Saiufcle AcM PbsgkatB.
Hm bttn UNd by plMtm ot ike 8on<h
for t?a j?n with aitchless iuocmi. They
scarcely oe*d encomium* to recommend
their continued un. Itii standard of their
?xo?i!enoe Is guaranteel, aud their reculU
prwve bt;jon4 Question that every plaster
who is RlWe to hto own intervals should
rUUCHA8E NO OTHER.
January Xal
Frank F. Beard
NOTARY PUBLIC *
...
(Office of KRBSHAW GAZETTE. 1
Bttsinea* antrnated to bit car* will
proapllj Mid IkilhAiIlj executed. Attention
given to noting jwnterta. taking rennnciatUa
of dower, and ail! matters pertaining to hie
office. ~i ft'23tf
The Cemetery Association
Are prepared to mII lota In the "Quaker
Uarjmg Ground" at tie price of two {?)
Htoam per aqaairfMl. '* Application to be
made toujr uieoiber of the Executive Com
mit tea. n The plat of the ground maJ beeeen
by application to Mr. MoCrelglit, or to the
Secretary.
The Executive Committae are engaged In
putting the premiaea In order, and request
owners of lota to have Uieui attended to thia
week.
Ail persona are forbidden to trespaaa on
the cemetery grounda by shooting within the
enclosure, removing the Hovers &c.
Mis* H. M. LANG, lWdent
MlW. M. L. Iii RNS, 1
Mins A. E. Pa via, i
J. M. DisSacml'RK, j Kxec. Com.
Wm. M. 8ha?noh, J
Mas. K. S. Davis, Scc'y
inny.'itt'
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY!
KNCOUKAUX SOUTIISRN ENTKRPBI8K
Ool cl S m1t tL's
SELF-FASTENING COTTON
TIES.
PATENTED APRIL, 1874.
To Cotten factor*, Planters and Manufac
turers the Hubscribert are now prepared to
otr?r their entirely novelSELF-FABTENINQ
TIES, for bailing Cotton and other produce.
Thee* TIBS A RE EQU A L in every respect
to uny Tie now in use, being as easily fasten
?d, and ia SUPERIOR, from the fact that
ouce fastened it is au impossibility to re
mevo the IIoop without first cutting it,
thoreby GUARANTEEING Farmers and oth
er interested parties against LO88 OF
WEIGHT by reason of removal of Hoops.
These TIES nave been examined by near
ly every Factor and Merchant of Charleston
and have been pronounced a perfect success.
Orders will be promptly filled, at as low
a price m any other Tie at the M&nuftotory.
MOSES GOLDSMITH k SON.
Charleston, S. C.
ft. .1. Ben jamin
would Hog to call the attention of the r
ilcrb of 1 Uo Gazette to his largo Mid
VAHIKD STOUK OF
General Merchandize,
wbich he i*
NOW RECEIVING!
MY 8T0CK CONSISTS OF
f
iog,
Hats,
, Boo'a,
Shoes,
Groceries, of all kinds,
Hardware, in variety,
Wood ware, of every description
Tobacoo, Segars,
Pipoa, Snuff, kn.
IN FACT
'EVERYTHING YOU WANT!
Having rotjeeUy returned ftrom the pnr
ohaaing marketn, where I bought a fine atoek
of goods of every description, I am ?
Better Prepared
Than ever before to offer Indoeementa to
purchasers.
MY STOCK OF
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
cannot be surpassed by any in Carnden, and
is cxteUBivo in variety, embracing every
thing wanted in the family.
Be *ure and give me a cnll before you buy
elsewhere, a? I know 1 cau give satisfaction
in goods and prices.
Hemorober, the place to buy your goods of
all kinds is at S. A. BENJAMIN'S,
so'Jfltf ,
Private Boarding.
Having taken possession of the large and
comfortable resideneo at the corner of De
Kalb and Markot streets, I am prepared to
reeelve permanent boarder* A few transient
boarders will also b? ruoelvod.^
Tables furnished with the best fare, and
jraeata reoeive attention from a corps of po
lite servants. JOHN CANTKY.
January 26. tf.
"
Save Money
DRY GOODS,
| r ? *' t
NOTIONS, SHOES, HATS, OROCE
RIKS, HARDWARE, ETC.,
J. 0. Rollings has now on hand a choice
and well selected stock of DKY GOODS, NO
TIONS, 8HOKS, IIATS, OROOBR1KS.
HARDWARE, Ae., which he is offering to
the oitixena of Kerehaw and the adjacent
oounties at
BOTTOM PRICES
l tftke pleasure In soliciting a cal! from lho*e
who wNh the
Most G-ooda
FOR TIIR
LEAST MONET!
RwMmhw that tho ttinM mtv hard M
ivionejr imtm, u4 ft dollar o?Yod to * dollar
mhmI#
jMr Ot VB 111 A CALL, m I MS eonfl
?font of CfTlng BNTIRK BATMFACTIOIf
hotK In QUALITY, PRICK, ?nd STYLE OF
OOOM.
J. 0. H0LLING8,
octl3m6 at d/bnrn's Brick Rung*.
FER.TILIZ
KutftcUnd by tk* , ^ a
LtLfOS, H. r.-OAuSortU At.*a
SAEDTS AJOCOHU7ZS SOLUBLE
PH06PH0-PERUVIAN GUANO & DISSOLVED BONK
Theas Mil known Standard mtUiMii, after 1# yearn pnclM UM
ktwKmdtobattiantpNAtabUtniMlvtsUni.ion.MrftlUI
adapted to tha Southern dlonU and aoll; Um crop? tn many lnataaees Mi| MODI
DOUBLED BY THB1HUHJS. While tb?M tortt Users are btlniprtMnd from
xredleuts, and ofeven hUbcrtrato (ban mr MM*. THK PBJCM HAVI
TKKlAlXv KKDUCKD l\>K TUK PUJMKXT SJCANON. thereby placid than within the
reach of avery plantar, and none can afford to do without tbam.
JOHNATBAN PAGE, Age* at Ca?kit, & C.
?_? ??> ? , *t i.. * i* s * <??4.i?l
Calcined MarL
A Fertilizer and Renovator of Land."
Peparai trm tha MmI underlying tha Phoaphata Bada of South Carolina
THE GHE&Fffl FEBDJZEB 1ST OFFEBED Tl THE RIBUC
- The Best Farmers Endorse It.
This Marl, ooutalnlng Phosphate of Lima, Chrbnosta of Um and Holabla Rllfca, Is far
?uperlor to the celebrated Marie of Virginia and New Jersy, of which millions of Tons are
used yearly, and have proved of Immense benefit to tnoee States. It aUUrdi. the tortner the
opportunity of enriching his lands at the lowest possible prloa.
PRICE.?$10 per Tom in Car-toads lota of 6 Tons
12 u in smaller quantitos.
On Oafs at Company's Works, on 8. C. B. B.
Send tor Circulars. For sale by
&&VJSXEM, Sf GO.? v
0?n?nl Agenti, CHABLSS'fQN. #? 0.
CARPETS I CARPETS
-:o:
Our senior having visited Now York and purchased n full stock of all Goods embrsredfln
our line, and ot prievschesper than we have been enabled to obtain slnee Hie wuf, ws now
offer u> tho public n (trout many leading articles at sute-bellum price*, namely I
mu sHl .lJs CAUl'KTH ut 61,10, to 91,.70 per yaid.
THIS KM?1*1 AS at ?1J6 to 91 JO per yard.
INU It A I NM, im, 7jc ?1,00 ??nd 11,3V
KI/XJll OIL ClAJTllS, from <50u per square yard, and to the finest Imported English
good*.
A Aill assortment of window shndex, sud In all slscs and colors for private houses and
store use, from *I,?W to ?\00. Alfo to halul and now open, tho lantCMt stock of wltr^jivr corn
ice nnd pleturv inline moulding* over exhibited In this city. Also; n new stock or Xnttlng
ham !.nco Curtains In endlosn variety of new patterns, varying In price from 3^,00 to tl5,0
each window.
6.00(1 llolls Wall l':iper, llordcr, and Paper Shades.
Call early ?vml make Kelectlon*.
From thin date our price* for making nnd laying carpets will belOcta per yard.
If you want carpou made, give correct *l/.o of rooms. _ ^
James
nov24m3 205T5roud Sux-et, AUGUSTA' OA
NEW YORK CLOTHING BAZAAR
GENTs' FURNISHING GtiODS EMPORIUM.
fpHE undersigned rcupoctfuliy informs the publio that they have opened ft ?
FIRST CLASS CLTOMNG H9 HE.
InCapt. DcPfus' Brick Block, where tbeX are receiring sa ~ ^
ELEO-^isra? stock:
OP
CLOHINO, HATS, BOOTS; SHOES AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
To wliich they invito an Examination Generally.
OUR entire stockis new and first class and cannot'fkil to meet ft long felt want jof the
ocmmnnitj in this department of trftde.
Givo Us a
-Tat- JtuJgjiXBC &Bo,
*. > '
FOREIGN AND D0ME8TIC LIQUORS. AC.
7w
A full assortment of the Finest and hoiccst Liquo ,s
, ( * " , ' ? ?i v* ' ? *\
Wines, Gordias and Ales for Family and Medical use, is
again to be found and sold in any quantity at tiie Store of
P. GOBS.
P. S.?Also a well selected assortment of Flourof all
grades, Family and Fnncv Groceries, Clothing, Hats, and
Shoes, &c.
Jan. 5-tf)
FURNITURE
% . ' ? *r . -Jur ?
josbph cr. 2vr-A.oic-A.-sr
SELLR FURNITURE AT CHARLESTON PRICES. GIVE HIM A CALL AND TEST
THE ABOVE STATEMENT
Repairing Neatly and pimptly done.
READ THIS!
% ? # ^ ^ ; r ' x *y? ? <* *
"v '? ?> *
A Candid Announcement.
We think if the trading people will exam
, v * ???& ? ? ? } -i
ine our stock of goods that they will see that
there is more truth thanpoery in our assert
I ' J
ing that we think we are enitled to style
our house the
?* -; ? ?\t.. .11 t. ?
"Grangers' Headquarters'
Call and see if prices will warrant it.
3D. W. J-OE/3DA.2ST. A.OT,
o??rif
Ai wipe %u?77
LAMES, CENTS', TIDTIS'
8H0ES, BOOTT1BB A GAITRS.
to dieoowti^w tK? shoe
6erdt? nj vboU attention
GROCERIES, CONFECTION
ERIES, CIGARS, iC.
And to this cod, win m11 mj preaeot
?took of abooa
AT PRIME COST.
'
11m pabUo will at oooe appreciate the
inducements to alanine tmj etook be
fore makiog purchases elsewhere.
Do C. Mftrklew, &0t
jan 26 tf
Pontinut t* k*?p ? foil
COFFINS ANO CASES,
oosranne or
Pint, Poplar and Walnut,
At Frioee Ranging from three to Eight/ Dol
lars.
ALSO
Metallic Burial Cates,
Prom Tweaty-lve to One Hundred mad Ten
I ? Dollar*.
FUNERALS attsndsd with promptnses.
Ordere bromptly attended, at anj honr
day or night* ?
E. J. McCREIOIIT & SON.
no2rl Undertaker*
TAYLOR IRON WORKS J
Manufacturing Co.,
Manufacturer! and Dealers in
MARINE, STATIONARY, AND
portable
Engines & Boilers,
Castings
Of every Description in Iron and Brass,
Saw Mi MacMiery, Cotton Presses, Gins
Railroad, 8teamtoat, Machinists, Engineer*
and MiU supplies. Bar Iron, Bolt Nuta,
Packing, Belting. Lacing, Ac. Speoinl atten
tion given to building and repairing boilers.
Repairs executed with promptness and dee
patch. Gmrral Qfjic*, Work Shops and Sup
ply Store, Kart Jimjf, Comer I'ritckard Strut,
?or3tf CHARLESTON. 8. C.
Seed Potatoes.
ZBHP HAS IN STOCK a few bar
pHOICy 8EEP POTATOES, from
ITS 8EED IIOU8K, Including the fel
lowing VARIETIES; '
EXTRA EARLY VERMONT,
EARLY ROSE,
PEERLESS, i
BRUNNEL'S BEAUTV.
mair
IH.HAT.Ii&Co.
-:o:
VjKTHOLFSALE and retail dealers and
WW ssauufaeturers ef
WHITE LEAD,
PAINTS,
OILS.
OLA88,
PUTTY.
BRU8HE8,
COLORS, fte
Ready-mixed paints, strictly pure, sold 4
with a guarantee.
Doors, Sasbes. Blnids, Honldinxs,
, BUILDERS' HARDWARE.
EVERY discrlptlon of Builders' Supplies
of the most reliable character sold on
Meet pleasing terms.
Agents for Cottage Color*, Metslio Cen
tre Hoots, Ao. Address,
I. H. 1IAL.L. & Co~>
2 to 10 Markot, 223 and 225, Eaat
Bar St*., Charleston, S. 0.
Send for prioo liat and ciroulsr*.
ap 12 tf
TKRMS Of BLBflCKIPTION :
On# oopy, one year (in advance) $2.00
To *11 Ministen, 1.00
To dub* of ten, 1.7ft
To olube of twenty Are, , 1.60
KATM OV ADVSATiaiNO.
One square, or leee,$1.60 for the flint
insertion and 91 for each evbeeqaent
insertion.
MT One inch oonstitatee a square.
?fir Liberal redoeUone made by con
tract oo adrertiiNMata for three, six of
twelro Months.
Mr Oblteary notfoea longer then ten
lines oherged for at advertising ratee.
Mr Marriage Doiioee free.
Mr The Gazittb office being well
fitted ap, Job Work will be exaevted lo
aatillfal niaeer at loir ratee. x
L ivULKLKi, GliAN!)' W
AND
House-Fumishiiig"** GwdT
I HAYS just opened t fla* inerlmit of
ftbove ddinbl* goods, wkiofa u? offered ot
Wweot tgnree. The lodiee or* invited to
oftll oad exomine them.
**>!*/ ' J. J. MACKAY. t
P. P.TOALE,
Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASHES,
BMs. nooriin, &c. &c.
J ???? Doolor in
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
PAINTS, OILS, Ac.
Sol? Agent for
Tie Gnat American Fire Eitinpister co
PAGE MACHINE BELTING CO.
S?1>D FOR PRICES.
OFFICE AND TABEROOHS,
No*. 20 S 22 Hayneit 88 & 3D Piuckney Sis.
FACTORV and YARDS.
AtKlry /tftWr, Wmt End liromd Strrrt,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
?*30
SEEDS.
BUIST'S,
buists,
BUI8TS,
RELIABLE,
RELIABLE,
RELIABLE.
0.4 R DEN.
GARDEN,
GARDEN,
FEEDS.
SEEDS.
SEEDS.
? or sale by
D*. F. L. ZEMr.
?A.A ftill line of pur* Drug*, Medicines,
Toilet Articles, Perfumeries, Potent Medi
cines to , always on hand. M>9tf
JOB PRINTING.
II tUFTTE OFFICE
"? S capable of promptly and neatly execu
? ting all styles of JOB PRINTING at the
lowest rates.
VISITING CARDS
BU8INES8 CARDS
WEDDING CARDS,
BALL TICKETS,
CIRCULARS.
RECEIPTS,
CHECK8,
INVITATIONS,
HANDBILLS,
POSTERS,
DATES,
DODGERS.
PROGRAMMES.
flUlng
We solicit o'trial.
ENCOURAGE NOME PEOPLE AND
. HOME ENTERPISE.
GEOltUE 8. HACKER S
CHARLESTON, 8. 0.
The only Deor, Ruh and Blind Factory
ewned and managed by a Carolinian ia
Ckarleaton.
Algaya oa band a Urge stock of Doom,
Sash, Blind*. Moulding*, Itrackets. 8croll
and Turned WoV* of every description. Glass
White Leads and Builders' Hardware at
manufacturers' wholesale pricea. I'lanod 0.
and T. flooring, ceiling and lining boards
delivered In Camden by oarload at low rate*.
ae22y I
Alexander's
PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
Gallery.
Tbe underalgned begs len*e to inform the
clt'iens of Camden ahd'rioinity, that be baa
opened a
Photographic Gallery
On DeKalb fltreet, where he ia prepared to
practice the art of l'hotogrophy In all it*
branches, Copy og and Enlarging.
Pliotogrftpha and Ferrotypes taken in the
beat and laleat styles.
lleapectfully,
Ibb9m8 W. 8. ALEXANDER.
-John O. Wols.
Plain, Ori^mkntal and Sion
Painter.
PAPER-HANGER AND GLAZIER
DeKalb House?Camden, 8. C.
ja 19 yl
W. W. WHILDEN & 0.,
FACTOR$
AND
GENERA: (MISSION MERCHANTS
Marshall's Warf, East End Calhoun St.,
?Cotton Office, No. 4 central warf, Charlea
ton, 8. 0.
W. W. WHILDSW. t.t. SUOOKIKOTOX
*Ur 17mS
Q. T. WHILUKM
^JHROMOS.
Head quarter* tor Foreign and American
Chremoe. Dealers, agents, trunk and hot
makers, newspaper publishers and tea atorea
#IU ind a oomplete supply. Oar new and
brill last apeelaltlea are unequalled, Onr 9
s 11 mounted ehremoa outsell anything In
tke market. TwaWe samples for f 1 ; one
ksadred ibr i6. Illustrated eatalogns free
J. LATHAM\ Co., 149 Waablngtea atreet,
"* r.O bex21M. mv i
run bMiiiiiittfcA.
PARTLY-MADE.
v v ?;? ? r -4* ^ '.' ?i
BEYOND ALL DISPDTB
the
Cheapest and Best
SHIRT w
EVER OFFERED
FOR $1.25
Cull and aee for jounelf and
bcoooTioced.
E. M. KENNEDY,
Agent.
Special
FALL & WINTER 600DS
IN ENDLESS VARIETY
AND
At Prices to Suit Purchaers.
The undersigned, having elected their stoc* with gr?*t care in th? Northern
markets, are offering bargains in
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES.
THEY9 HAVE
FLOUR, BACON, HAMS, SHOULDERS. SUGAR, COFFEE,
LARD. MOLASSES, kc.
-ALSO
READY-MADE CLOTHIG,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS.
HARD WARE. WILLOW WARE, CROCKERY WAKE, SADDLES, Bri
dles See.,
All of which will be Bold on the most reasonable terras . TJu. hijketi
price ]Hi\d Jvr Cotton
Thay respectfully solicit a continuenc? of the patronage which th?j have hereto
tore enjoyed.
Always Bid on Cotton.
Kennedy & Boy kin.
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Stono Phosphate Co
CHARLESTON, S C,
SOLUBLE GUANO,
Available doxu phosphate of
Limo, 18,66 per cent. Ammonia 2.16
per cent April In. &44 ; November 1st,
$60; eotton option, MiudHng* at 16c, SGb.
sxmisesmr*
(Available Bone Phosphate of Lime. 22.83
per cent.) April 1st. )jJ28 ; November 1st,
$88: cotton option, $46.
Special ru?o? to Grangers on oaah order*.
For particulars apply to
K. C. WILLIAMS, Treasurer,
* Charleston, 6. C., or
J. T. MICKLE, Agent at Camden, 8. C.;
SC.^tBOKOL'liH, 1>1X0N & Co., Agents at
Bishnpvillo, 8. C.
January 20 8sn
J ?. ADUEtt'* CO.,
IMPORTER* OF
HARDWARE. GUNS,
CUTLERY, BAR IRON, STEEL
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
139 Meeting, & 62 East Buy Sts.,
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
Northern Hay,
Oats, Shorts and Pearl Hominy, At
*n 6-tf. F. GOSS' Stsrs.
Steed l9oialocR.
Involoo of Otn?Mwi?re. ljunp Clitnneys
and Crockery Wins, m low |<rlitn. ,
Clay ut wliolc*Mlc mid retail, at
8. A. UKN J AM lN'M.
Jan 22 tf
E FRANK COES AMMONIATED
# BONKSUPEtl PHOSPHATE.
Having been appointee Sole agent nor this
Slate for the mile of the above old niul vr ell
known FEIITILI/.EK, we shall always keep
a fnll supply on hand. Orders entrusted to
our care shall meet with prompt attention.
The merlts*of this t'criiliier are too well
known and spprecintrp to require a more
extended nonce. NVe will only slnte that
each consignment Is subjected to the sever
est analysis, and that the original standard
is ftilly maintsinep- lir. II. P1NCKNEY is
otiF*travelina Agent, and any communica
tions to ns tnrongh him shall have every
care and dispatch.
PINCKNEY BROTHERS,
8 Commercial Wharf, Charleston, S. C.
4 CIIROMOS FREE!
In order to Introduce our largo, eight Ipoge.
Illustrated I,literary and l-'moily Paper,
ThkMoc-vkkih, we wilt send It, on triitl, six
month* for only tWcts., anil t?? phch siil?Hcrl
bcr we will mall, p<>*t paid four elegant Oil
Chromo*. "Llttlv Red Hiding Hood7" "The
Children s Hw^ng." "Peek-a-Hoo" and "Mo
ther's .loy." These pictures itro not common
prints, but genuine oil chrotnos In wlxteen
colors, Hint are ecjnal In appearance to tine
oil pnltlng*. Hu*t think or It? ftnir line ehro
mos and an excellent literary peper six
months for 00 cents. Try It. Make up a club
of Ave suMtrlbers and we will send you mm
extra copy for six months and four extra
chromo* No danger of loosing your money.
We refer to the Post Master. BrUlnl as to
ourroiponslblllty. Cash required In advenes
No sample* free. Agents wanted to take sub
scriptions and sell our line picture*. Krom
gt to 110 a day easily made. Address,
W.M.BURROW,
900 Malu Ht. MrlsUd Tena.
fake Notice.
F. hereby forewarn All persons fVoni
hunting, fishing, or otherwlao Irea
!on any part of the landa and ptaa
n?wn as the "Betty Neek" planU
lion, -.a the law will ho rigidly enforced
against all such, withoutspoolal permission j
fro?l the undersigned. M
*M*ta o ear am A fvivn. r
F
passing
tatlon k
LOWPRiCES & BEST QUALY.
Epperson &
T|Aviso.?n.||1J n in-mn dliiin
? B and retail Honor and Tohacce uuV
IwMIt, HI Capt Clyburn'a old stand, re
?^ocifullj call tbe attention of purcbaeer* to
Largest Stock
OF TOBACCO AND LIQUORS
Ever in Camden
HAVING bought fsr eash at th* leweat
prices, w* can sell cheaper than tk?
Mint gooda can ba aold by oilier houaoa.
Epperson 4* Ellis.
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Dr. T. Berwick Legart,.
Dentist
Graduate, Baltimore Dental Cellega.
orncc, DK KALB HOU8K.
CAMDEN, 8. C.
?p7yl
Banking and Insurance office
or
William Clyburn
^ PENT for tha following oempanies :
GEORGIA HOM tfc-oium
bus, Oa., Assets $r>70,00?? 00
HOME, of Texas, capital 205,000,00
MIlLVILLf.JMulual^rire a.d
Marine, of Millvjlle, N. J\
Assetta 1,303,7111,94
Representing in Iho aggregate over tw* Mil
lion of dollar*. Risk* taken at renseitafcl*
rates. w..c;lybdrji.
'2 door* south ia Glyburns Urick Rang*,
oct 20 y 1
Town Taxes. ?
Codicil Chamiibh, March Wth 117*
Ordered that the Treasurer and Recorder
give notice through the papers that thetim*
for closing the hooks for collection of tha
town taxes, be extended to the first day of
April And that all persons who pay promptly
by the first day of April, on* half of th*ir
taxes will be allowed until th* first day *f
October next to j>*y tlie remaining ,half.
Those who neglcct to pay one half *f Mid
taxes by the first day of yfprll will b* re
quired to pny the whole amount under tha
usual writ of execution.
Attest: J. I). DL'NLAP, Intendaat
J. K. WiTitrasrooK, Recorder.
Disolution Notice.
The copartnership heretofore *xlstiagbe
tween th* undersigned, under th* firm nam*
of Kpperson A Kills, baa been disolved by tba
withdrawal of II. Kilts, Parties indebted t*
aa \?ill please call on Mr. R. F. Kppers*a,
who is autb*rix?d to settle the affairs *f th*
firm.
R. F. F.1TKRPON,
II. KI.I.IH,
Having purchaied th* Interest of Mr, N.
Ellis In the firm of Kpperson A Kills. I
respectfully solicit th* continued p*tr*aag*
?f the public.
R. F, F.PPFRdClf.
Jan. ft If.
Ca?h In 18TO.
1 take this method of Inlbnalu Ui
?~sted, that In eoni
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