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BTAT1 NEWS* Howtii Caratfua. The peash crop iu l'tckeaa h a total faR kn. The tmarifrnMioo *eci??y i* Pickens "Is Urn ought/ organised. The debt ef Cke?t*r ec?nty is increasing Mkl will Mti nttli iu,UOU dvlttn. The wbetvt crvp ia Abbeville it three or fuurUMM larger lhau uiual. la sections of Pieken* County han fttlleu down from tbe effects of rust aud will b4 a %m*1 failure. Greenville Is on* hundred year* old. In 1?76 Mr. Richard Paris, the first settler, located there aud gave Lis name to l'ait* Mountain. ? Mr. John C. ?heppard, of has Iwft for StLouU to vale forTildeu as loa* as there is a ohaitce for hiin. Oeu. McOowan goes unoouin1u?d. A color*! man, Bct\Jamin William*, of Fludd towushtp, Dai ling: on. U in furor of erganiutiou of a vigileut club, for th? pun ishing of negroes for stealing, ft fid of which club be propoeew to be captain. Dr. W. 0. Wylie, formerly of. Chester, now ? pHettcing physician in New York, has received the Harvard University prise ? lid I lirt-e hundred dollars for an e->saJ on tbd coiuiruotion of hospitals. This pr'ue was open to ftll the physicians iu the cotin try. The Democratic club at Abhevil'e Is Tnoviug on in its work ftnd moro men arc ?igning Iho roll of honor. Every township in pickens county now bos its Democratic Club,and each vt'theui a; e growing rapidly. There is not a pound of meat t-.r s?lo in Pickens- The merchants are out and are unftble to get it shipped over tbo railroad. A citizen of the State has four sqnare inches of the original flag of tbo Palmetto' Hegtmenl which was carried through Mex ico. Whe is geing to thresh the Immense grain of Abbeville is the question. The crop is three or four times grtster than ever befo?ts, and only oue thresher is in the field. Mr. E. Miller died near Greenville On the 20th instant, being over eighty yeatt ofage. The freshet Is reported not to have been as destructive in Union as in the adjoining Counties. ? The Press and BnntMtr draws n distinction bet ween a colored uuo and a uegro. This i? drawing it rather tine. The Sassafras Gap Turnpike Road Id Pick ens was so badly washed by the recent rains that it is not even possible on horseback. Dr. Auld, of Timmonsville, lost last week twochildren, aged fifteen and twelve years, respectively. Mr. K. t\ Wood lo.?i ?little sou on Sundny. The bridge at Erwm's Mill, on the Snliida River, and the Free Bridge near Ninety-Six, en the ssme stream, have beeu swept away by thohigh water. Allendale hoc a sabre cTub with the fol lowing otlicers I 11. W. Hiehunison, cap lain j 0< Oi Riley, L. W. You wans and W. I", Darlington, lieutenants. Xorth Carolina. A party nf gentlemen oaught l,.r>00 fish on BlacKftsU Grounds near Wilmington, on Wed nesday. Playing checkers is the chief occupation of the clerks alongthe wharves in Wlmingion just now. K. C. 8hellcnbcrg, a young German shoe maker of Shoe Heel, Robeson t'ounty, was drowned on Saturday near that place while bathing in a mill race. Ilia lifeless body wits recovered. tramp is dodging about tb? suburbs of ton iirthodnv tlnift, t#ing n^tba ofl Vl oegglng, Win occasionally intimidating ladies who ftre unprottstod, The police are on the alert. There was a freshet in Haw River from Saturday's rains. Two bi i ices, one at Shal low For i and one at Die Palls, Mere destroy, ed. Several were on the bridge nt liig Falls when it started, and by runing saved them selves, except a littlo twelve year old buy, named Sumner, who Waedro.vued. The Carolina Yaolit Clttb of Wilmington, has two now yaohta. The ttfo lnaU are al most Identically alike, being sistceu teet long, sevon feet beam, carvel built, with sealed cock-pit. tnaHt tweniy-flve foet liigh, sloop ridged ?nd carrying sixiy-flvo yards of con Arus. They are both beautiful and will Jfc"bVUti->n to the ya.hting They wore l> ?ih biillt in W llmlnjtoi , * ?ne by Mr. 0. D. Paruloy, the other by idr. O A. Peach. A (Ire in Wilmington tti Thtir? lay night | detttoyed three single iWory dwellings on Sixth street betweeu Church and Nun street. 'The Hre was discovered in the rear part ot Mr. O. W. Seeley's house wliile ho nnd hi? family were sitting in the front pinna, and it had gained so much headway that ofl'orts to extinguish it wero unavailing. It then spread bunting the house of Mr. l'oisson and Mi*. Cornigna. Tlio total Iom is about two tboimud tlve hundred dollars. Insurance libout one thousand dollars, Mr. John Dan iels, of the Hook and Ladder Company, got his hand badly burned while detaching a hook from the burning building Summary of The New*. Baltimore wants police reform. An eleven years Old girl, iu Baltimore., has been kiduappod' Forty-one graduates at Annapolis this year. A Louisville colored janitor eats catnpil lars with a relish. The Toledo Blade mentions that Hayes Will booome the fodder of the country. The^munieipal nuUtorl lee of Brooklyn havo suppressed the Can Cau. Gen San t ft Annate ooming from Vera Crue 10 Philadelphia in a private earriag The BftlUtnore Sun. Gaietteand American, Are oatrging on a three hauded light, and are getting extremely vicious. Senator Burn side )? said to be ill from a disease of the braia, ?ud in a serious oou ditlon. Texas has a population of 1.860,00(1, 'with 1,000 miles of nUl road aad 6,600 miles of telegraph in opperatlom A Mr Llpp was appointed fts chairman of ? eonualuee out West, reeently, but etrange to rotate, had very little tn say. The production of coal In BngUnd was ?4,600^1000 tone In 1H56, ftnd 12H,ft.V>0,000 In 1876. The total number of deaths In the mines Is upward of 1?0Y0 per yeer. There ere 48>000 British subsets engaged In the Newfoundland Nshedse, who *re operating on a onjAtal of ?l,600,000v John Msrrkjf' atene tia?e ? well known bushwbooker i* North OftTvllaa, was ehot ftnd killed near Kuoxvlile, Tuns., last week. There Is a llkelihoo ' ef a wot between England end Pern over the retention of thn captain and mate ef the Talisman hy the let* ter power. The New York Commercial AdratUer is boiling over with wrath and indigaatlon fc joftuse the news of JcflWeon Davis' srri vol In Knghtnd was telegraphed to this Oouu try. Mexloo, with a population ef 000,000, has bnt 3,000,00k ef ptrediioere. Tim ft,000, OOO of non-produoere live. to a great extent, pro on the labor of the *,000,000 tinorte. , i, A The Lynehtmry News comae to the front with this eonundmm . Concentrated lye will sat up iron. Does this (hot aooonnt for ?l?o great demand for nsW telegraph wire t4nce the congratulatory telogmme of ihe IteftMontial aaplranu f $ lie |j restaur ?aarti*. "~~lTw. R. BLAIR,B4Kor. ""=~=3 FRANK. 1'. lJKAttoj Proprietor AND BUSlSICm MANAGER. AXS UAL SlfBSCHirTION S2.00 CAMDEN, S. C. JtTNE 28, 1870 Til >BeMona for a Straight Out Par ty, Independent 01 the Xlootlon. The Charleston ffeica <nnl Courier, and paper* of co-operation tendencies, abound io correspondence, Ae., from tbo various counties, sagely showing that in such countics tho colored population is largely preponderant, and arming the necessity ?f eo-opcr*tion In order to accomplish anything at all. Suoh per sons moke a two-fokl mistake. They confuuud the influenco of the white man with that of the negro, individually ; wl^reas the average white uiun ought, from his superior ad"urWa?e*, to exert a fur prater influenoe even ovor the ool ored population th*u the average negro; :in influence enough greater to Ailly compensate for the pr^jH/iidernnce against him of mere population. The world expects it of him, and already taunts him with not doing it; nnd it will des pise him for effeminacy if he does not do it> It is true that he has uot before ex erted this influence, but tho fault has been his own. IIo has never seriously and persistently exerted his power ; his efforts have been momcutary and nuga* tory?merely to meet the exigency of an approaching eleotion, and to be for. gotten in the next scuson after the eleo tion is passed, in his anxiety to secure hands nnd make cotton. But we trust that illusion Is passing nway, and that tho vital interests of himself nnd hi? posterity put at stake by radical rapacity, will command his attention before any other consideration whatever, and when that shall take plaoe his just influence will be felt in tho community. Another mistake of such writers is'n supposing that tho ultimnto object of tho democratic organixition looks only to and uo further than tho election. It looks to the election, it is true, as a point of iiiimcoso importance, und to be car. ried if possible, by any jyid nil lawful menus. Hut it looks beyond tho endu ing election to the redemption of the State from a tyrrany arid bondagens vile nnd Intolerable as that nf the Turk over Herzegovina, and of holding together tho elements of opposition to that tyrrany, protesting against nnd resisting it by all lawful means until It is abated. Even if defeat were certain therefrom in every < onnty at the next election. It would be no urgument agaiiiBt a straight out orguui intiou as immensely preferable to any of the forms of fuMon or oo-oprratiun, all of 2'uveiytiilu^lnco riTJ ioalism, under the specious plea of gt>od government?a shadow, the substauce of which wo shall never sco from tbut sOuroc. Radicalism Against Christianity. j The 7th resolution of tho Cincinnati oonveution of tho Republican party is < ho of the most insiduous that was over palmed off upon a people. It reads thus : "Tho publio school system of tho several StateB is the bulwark of the American Ilepublio, and with a view to Its security and permanence, wo rocom mond an amendment to tho constitution of the United States, forbidding tho ap plication of any publio funds or proporty for the benefit of any school or institu tiou*Wider sectarian iufluotioo." With such nn amendment engrafted on tho Constitution of Iho United States, it will bo out of tho power of tho States to mnko any appropriations for any j oIiomIh in which the bible is read, for it w? uld render such schools icctarian; tho Old Testament portainiag to tho ?oct of Jews, Md the New Testament, or por?. hnps the wh'ole book, pertaining to the of ?hristains. And thus tho Bible would be excluded fVom our publio schools. Ting iM no forced oonstruotion of this resolution. It is what must in evitably follow if that resolution is oar ried out into an amendment of tho con stitution of the United States, as the Republicans propose. And can it bo p 'ssible' that thero aro christuins in the State or in the Unitod States, whether ( domoorat or Republican, whito or color od, who would bo willing to soe tho Bi. bio excluded fVom our sohools f If thero bo, we would adviso thorn and tho repub lican party to eompleto this resolution by recommondiog that Tom I?aino*s "Age of Roason" be reprinted by Congress to r place the Bible as a reading book in the schools; for thitherward la tho man liest londcnoy of this insidious and covert attiok upon Christianity. rmu I New Advertisements. M|ilb iwise Bar and Billiard Saloon. -:o: f OVER* of Mlllnrd* *r? InvlUM to ?ho IjUIhim at Ut? DeKitlb Mou<o HillUrilHa t? well ftnftpttoA with fixture and liquor* ?f nil JcIikU. llvro you uui At iNT JULIt'8, COCKTAILS, MILK rDNCI!R8, HOTTLKD SODA WATF.R, f rtak*!* i?4 Oolwt Ciuolnnntti B??r, M*i *11 kind*of Fancy Drinks. Pf?p*r?<1 In th? mott Attlalio manner. M ^ 10 ARM of nil On??l<H, *mt an M?rt> mMit +tcU?ic? chewing hurricane: PATENT LANTERN. TEE BEST, SAFEST, AND r 1 M *-?*3 A * ' ' * IN THE WORLD. BURNS KEROSINE OIL WITH PERFECT SAFETY, Tf 1* entirely non-esploiive, inipo??il>lo (o to t%ke tins und (Vc? from dirt and gresse xpoi, in cai*c ofan accidental fall or tij?set. Making it therefore a perfectly safe, mire und cleanly light under a'.! ciretimlAiKM. It combines, Willi tho al.ove advantages, compact net's, beaut/ and perfect steidiuess, veil ill ths heaviest wind. Il is therefore pttaiiiirlf adopt?l to in and out door use; tlio smallest size fur the family, whether in he hands of children or servants, around the house. yard ur cellar, In invaluable, liilst the other sixes f.r stables. builders, or watchmen, for rnilroads steamboats, &c?, are equally serviceable. It is the most economical, giving the grentoet light at least cost of oil. TIIEY ARE FOR 'SALE RY I). C. Kirlilcy NOTICE Ts hereby given that in Accordance jtli "An Act of the General Assembly of t!i? State of South Carolina," approv ed February 20, 1874, A free public competitive examination will be held nt the ofFieo of School Com missioner of Kershaw County, on Mon day, the 3d of July, 1876, for those who desire to avail themselves of the advantages offered by the St-at" Scholar ships established and provided.tor by ti e aforesaid Act. 1st. Candidates fur examination must be fifteon (15) years of age. 2d. They must pive satisfactory evi dence of good mural character. 3d. Tliey must bo exhtnined in tho common English Drenches,'to wit: Or thography, Heading, Writing, Mental unci1 Written Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar and History. Snmo knowledge of Algebra and Latin will nl so be necessary for admission into the University. The final examination hy the State Hoard of Examiners will be held at the University, commencing on Monday, October 2, 1870, and all persons who desire to appear before tho State Hoard, ibr uXHiuiiiutiim{ must present them, selves *or registration at the Univeisity Library on that day. Candidates not presenting themselves at the commence ment of'the examination by tho State Hoard, will not bo entitled to cotnpcte. Jam km Kt>wari>8, School Com. Kershaw Couflty. TO RE1JYT. riOVIt store* In Clybiirn's Brick ItanKo. I? No lmr-r?Hinu? or shop* kepi I" the premises. No 0110 need apply Unit tlonU' In liquors. Tin1 store* aro well arranged for Dry 0<mhU nn.t Urocerli 's. W. CLYHUUN. Juni'SK If. Ai,) ? <lny ill home. ri'nts wanted. Out tj) I .? III in ?! loiin* r.-v TUU12 &. Co., Ail' KiisUi, Mali.'j. , " to d".JO per day at liomo. Samples O') -S -i\) worth tl how. BTiViV>N il'ortjiti.it, Mul no. BUN MY HOUSE. CAMDEN, s. c. Permanent nnd Transient Hnanl ut reasonable rates. No bar-room connected with the hou.se. nir2'Jui4 1116. THE GREAT CENTENNIAL 1876. Parties desiring Information a* to best ronton to the OKNTENIAL, or to any of the summer UoeoHs or to any other point in tlio oountry, should address H. W. WKENN. General Passenger Agent Kennosaw Iloiile. Atlanta, (iA. Important Notice. OrriCK CotiKfy CommissionRns Kniisiiaw Co. Camden S. C., Apl., 20th, 1870. NOTICE!* hereby given to nit porsons lioMing claims Against Kershaw coun ty, which ncrrued between November first, 1878, and November first, 1874, that they are required by Joint resolution of tlio (lon ers! Assembly, to register the samo within ninety days, with the Clerk of the Hoard of County Commissioners, for Kershaw County; who will bo in his office every day during this period, prepared to register the same. )ly Order of the It mid. w. n. n. WORKMAN, apl 2C, mJh Clerk. To the Wofklng Cliiw.-rWooiin furnl*h you employment at which you itmKr very large pny, In your own ha-nulleM, without feeing away front hoinc over nltfht. Agent* wanted In evory town and county to take aitHmnitior* for Tho C-nlennlal Itecord, tlic largoat jMit.ll eatlon In the United Htatea?1# ivwm, <M 0ol? umnn; Klegantly Iliu*tmtod j Term* only 81 per voar. The ftceonl I* devoted to whatever In nr lht?rMl connw'^l with the Centennial vwir, The Orent Exhibition at Philadelphia 1* fatty llliiatntt#d In detail. Evory one want* It. The whole pooplo tool ((rout lntrr**t In "their Country'* Centennial Birthday, and want to know all alioutlt. An elegant patri otic crayon drnwIiiK Picture In presented free toctohaub*er1h?r. HI" cnMlled.'In reirtem hrxneoOftbe One Hundredth Anniversary of tho Indcoendenoo of the United Htatee. R ?\3*hy Hi incite*. Any one ?un heoomea mi?e<Hwfiil rtt'^nf , for hut ?how the paper and plcturo and hundred* of aahecrlherit are easi ly obtained every where., Tbtiro I* no bu?l neae that will pay like thin at present. We have muny agent* who are making n* hlah ?a* a-JO per flay and upward*. Now la the time! don't delay. R.-tmoinhc- It coat* noth ing to give the hualno** a trial. Hend for cir cular*, term*, and aamnle eopy of the paper, whleh are acnt IVoe to all who apply; do It to-day. Com pi eto outfit free to thnae who decide to engage. Kartnf r* and mechanic*, and their anna and daughter* make the very, heat of acuta. Add re**, Tlta CENTilNNI VL UlXOItD. Portland. Me. THE Large and well selected stock of D17 Goods, Boots, shoes, Grooeries, llurd ware, Crockcrywsre, ko., now on exhi bition at the store of J. W. McCarry, is sufficient to < ARREST The atteatiou aot only o! passure by, but of ewy reader of tbo Kebkuaw Qazkttk The stock i& f*e-h and com plete aod on account OF The extreme scarcity of money I have concluded to sell all clusscs of goods at the rery lowest possible prices. The dress and punishment of BOSS TWEED AND Wiles G-. Parker would doubtless bo Rood news to the public, but the news thut J; \\\ Me Curry is selling his entire stock at such unprecedentiy taw prices will not only r.ttract the attention of cltirens of this bcction but also of the inhabitants living. IN ?1111 A. " After reading the advertisement bo nuro to call and examine my largo and comprehensive stock, which is one of the best in the city BY Purchasing my goods for cash I am enabled to offer them ut corresponding low prices* I3e sure to give mo a cull. J. W. McCUREY. DlllGS & MEDIUMS, Hodgson & Dunlap, R ESPKCTFITLI/Y IXVITK ATTENTION i to limit* stock of DRUGS, MKDIUNE3, TOILET ARTICLES, FANCY GOODS, 1*AI NTS, 01 US, VARNISHES, GLASS, PUTTY, And every nrtiole usunlly tu be found in a FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE. nPKCIALftttontlon 1m called to the AT.ADD O IN 8K0UH1TY OIL, which we keen hand. Tliln Oil I* wnrrauwd U> xtuinl it t 'lrc Twt of U?? K. Ill* t!w clu*npcM mid man eoonnmlual oil In one. un?l *<iii lie um*I In a'l coi?I oil or keropoue o^l li^iipx , pUEBCIlIlTloNH tmrcfully compounded. ^ 01TU STOCK roMmiSKHnp H'vhJ nn aiwortJ ill' nt of DUUUK A .VlUDlC'iXKH, iim cuii be found uny win-re. W TOILET ATITTCLBH. Bo ?nrt> to rknmlnn our lKrK<* NtocU of tlicv?? uo<kI? before tniik Init purcltiiM*. Our stock In lui^c mid hund MMlIBi CIOAH8! CTfJARSI! Smoker* should try our renl Hnviihmi rlani-s, which are pro nouncud I'All KXUKLkKXC'K by llie bent Judjj0?>. All Mrifieine* purchntnl frnvi v* may be relied upon ft* /'lire a nil (Icnnine ? Our Stock i* fresh and computed of the bent articles. novl7t f HOPfiSOV & DIM,A P. Insure 'Willi T?3!3I3 Union Marine and Fife In surance Company,, OF GALVESTON, TKXAS. S TA TEMEX T J A XL'A R Y1 nt\ R75. ( Hfti Chplial, $200,000,000 Surplus *4^.002.00 24y,062.60 ashkts. I,nun* on tlondu and Mortgage* flrwt Menu S 18,.">00 00 Htnte, City and other Htock* and llond* (market value.) .....119 507 20 Cull UiiiHD, secured by lloudit and other Collaterals, (15,442 Ktmpendud l?oht (Keen red.) 0.000^00 Premium* In course of Collection...5,884 94 Ca*h ih ISauk and Oftico 80,077 80 240,002 <JG LIABILITIES. flcAorvo (V,r Ro insurance, .53 1,138 o lienor ve for all other llaliilltle* 2,210 00 83,348 85 Not Surplus an toroHcy-holdern, 210,010 31 Not Rtirplu* over Capitnl. He-in Kiirnnce Fund, and all oth* ?r Liabilities ..5 10.610 81 Receipt! and Disbursement for 1875: RKCKflTH. Premium*, Interest An<l Kx clintige, $104,i)H7 31 pIBIUJ R8KMKNT. Lowes, ComniiMinn*, F.xpense* kihI T?xe? 78,i?*2f? 4H Net Rnrnttifts 9 2">,40t 88 I. DYKIt, President W, F. IIRKUA, Secretary. I). F. WILCOX, (len'l Agent, (kdtimbns, Orv. FRANK P. BEARD, ^Rcnt, C?mden, 8. 0. BOOZER & WRIGHT, 4HIWon Dentists. 00" Office opposite the Columbia Hotel ?rer buffi*'* Book Slor?, COLUMBIA, 8. C. Or. t>. Roosrr. I)i, 0. K.S. WnioiiT. Ju!j28y I LOOK HERE! fl?nl*n b?*t in the market. wfirmn twl (Vr*h, fur whi by marlU M. 0. HOODING. 1776. 1876. CENTENNIAL Transjortation Amatem^nls OF THE GREAT ATLANTIC CCAST LIE, FOR TI1K Accommodation of Visitors TO ALL POINTS SOUTH. The Railways and Steamship. Com panies between Auuutitu, Ga., uud I'liiU dolphia, ouuipris'iMg the Atlantic Const Line, will during the progress of the Centennial Mitten of tie Unitel State. preseut fur the patronage nftbo cititons of the South, routes of transportation an J lornis oi tickets upon which to readi l'hiludi-lphiu, that will iirrtneasurubly excol all other lines in point ul' bIKECT n.Vll.Y MOYEMKNT. Ct>MKOuTAl...K All i>>IMOI>.\TION, VAUlAtULil'Y OF I'K.WMT, economy ^n? iiki'ENL>rrruu. ? pn To ennblo this to be d-ijie, t lie combined resources of the Uailuay bines Mtiiiih <?;'.Snr fulk, together with thosu of the liaitiim.ie ?Sieatu 1'ackel Company. and the Old Domi nion Steamship Company. will be employed and the individual tourixt, tlie social piti-t % often, twenty or more, or tliw civic ur mil itary organiiation of 100 tu SUM), can each bo oared for in a manner thai will satisfy iheir desires, ??o?? TRICE LISTS, TIMB CARDS, and all needful information will l?e in tliu bauds of our Agon's by April I alb. It will be u> ili,? interest of every individ ual nnd each organization proposing to make this trip tu coniuuiuicaic wuii the under signed, A Gentanniul Exhibition Cni le P?>ok nc authorised by the Comm:t<Mott will bo given to tbo purchaser ol'each Centennial Ticket Vf. b?ob*b2, v, a. Wilmington, N. (!? F?r information adores eiiher of the f'.I lo^ring named agents ; 1. II. White. "Macon; II. V* Tompkins, Atlanta; A. I., Itccd. ha? vannnh ; Nl* J. Divine- Mucuu ; W? J. Wallt ker. Montgomery. jo T tn 4 F. W. W!NG, Manufacturer of DOORS, . 8AHTT, ? nusr>n, Door iq<1 Window Franim, Plain & Matched Luinlmr, Flooring, Celling, Fence Rails, Picket*, Moulding, &c., &o.. Sic. COLUMBIA, 3. 0. The Columbia Register. TilK ONLY DEMOCRATIC VA1T.R AT TIIK CAPITAL. t C. I\ l'KI.II AM, Kill tor, H. N. KMLYNi I,oc.it Alitor unit Mumper. TKIIMS IN AUYAJiCH. Daily Six Months FI.HO Daily Tliroe Months 1.7? * Daily One Month Tri Weekly Si* Mouth* Tri Weekly Threeuiunths I.7'> Weekly pvf your 2.00 Advertisements iusertod at Reasonable Rates Address MANAGER KBUISTKK PUBLISHING CO., OOLUM1MA, S. C. ? AT OyBAI COST. HA VINO ON HAND too largo a * took of I.HjroilS,of Rest totalities, t? carry through I lie dull senson of Hummer, I am determined to turn ii into money, and in or der to do so rapiilly. Iiave concluded to sell at ilie following very low pricc* !>y tlio gal lon ?? Old Grow Ky, Ryo whiskey ?4,2">. Rickey Kyo 2,S0. Miller's Ryo 2,">0. I'riile of Ohio Rye 1,7*>, North Carolina Corn li.AO. lbilti more Corn 1.7?">. Apple Brandy, (the bent) 3,76. Ginger Branily 2.50. Blackberry Drtindy 2,">0. Cognne llrahtly 8,50. Gin. (best) 5i.'A), Ruin, (pure,) 2,60. Port Wine U.'iO. Tolmcr.o and Cigars In rarlety at low pri ces. Also, a fine assortment of Family Groceries of (lie Ileal Quality. Call and see mc, and price my tfooda before purcha?ing elsewhere. , J. H. Lollis, at "Old Connor Hrick," llroad Ktreet, Cam den, H. C. rtpvM'.tf \ "" Frank P. Beard NOTARY PUBLIC [Oftce of KHRRHAW QAfcKTTR."| Hnaineaa entntated to Ma euro will ho promptly *rtd faithfully executed. Attention given to noting proteata, taking renunciation of tlower, and al! matter* portioning In hi* office. fe2.'!tf Brick For Bale. The nmleraigned offer for a*le, in i^nan title* toauit, 7o, 000 choice hrlok, delivered at Handera* Depot on the Camden Branch Address 8ANDKHH A .M MM, )? TdiI Stiudera'T. O, 8. C R. K Tax Returns for 1876. OfTiee open from June 1st to July 20th. OFFICE COUKTY AUDITOR, ) Ku?ua? Cointy > Camdkn, S. C. May, "?id 1876. ) The Taxpayer* of Kershaw County are hereby uot'hod lo uikae vui anil wurn to mo a pitteuient, (ou blank forms which will t* tun t?hed at Uit) County Auditor* office in tfeuulen, and by hi? deputies aw the points >uentio?ed below) ot a., personal property, tuoneya, credits uver and altove their indebt edness, investments in bonds, stocks, joint slock companies or otherwise, in their pos sesion, ur under their control, as owner or lioider, a* hus'Mud. parent, g??'irdian, trus tee, administrator, receiver, accounting of ficer, agent, attorney, or factor, on the first day of Jixit, ISIti'.?also to note on the Tax return, all citatige* ?>f Ken I Ustate, since the 1st day of July U*t, denote the tract of land, the uutuhcrot acre* purchased or d>s? ttosed of, and the iiuiuuer ofbuildiugs ervtl ed or destroyed, to the value ot one hundred dollars or over. Every wmle person Im'tween the ape? of '21 and .*><? yetrs, whether owning property c~ not, except those unable ot rarning a wUp port from beiiijjj it.aimed, or otherwise dl? ?? bled, ar? liable to poy a |kjII tax of one dol lar, and are required to lnltk.? their return*, betwein June 1st ti.d.iiity "J'Jth. All pi rsotis tailing t\> t!| *k? their return* before the'20th ?f day of July, will I ? as sessed with a pt-uitliy of .'?(? p?-r cent, on nil tiieir ltd.I m*! perioral property ot last year. For i!i% pnr)'.'?e uf re?vivtir* rviurin. tin* t'ouiiiy Auditor or Ins deptt;i?'?, will l?e <1 the I'litoef ?!id p'ant <t?. ns below mentioned. Oil the d ?)s .?'pev.l.ltcd; \ if: FAST U ATI. I'.I.!-: Pat?ers>?:r ? S.iiiiiiior\ ilb? place, JureV'h .trio. IVni's pl.n.atioit .. th '.I^ic r:y lt.il .. It'tl. i Vd-ir limit i'i-tee .. I"2th toll > t?l?i Fl< 1 1 1'HcO .. Ittll tioniid Top . ..Ihli llurucl! Mii-v's l'larc .. l "?th Kcd Kill .. 1?'?iti l>l*. Ford's .. $7th Z. Cantey's Plantation .. l'Jlh HAST FUN VOttTJON. Flat Uock .. 2rtnd Wnt, t'lyburn's Store ' .. "21 rd Jits. KiiV.c/'s ri.ir.iuii.'ti .. '22th IbltValo .. *j:'.lii Mungo's Store .. '21th Haley s Mill .. -?ith IJlair'.i t)M i'! tnf.it!ot? . '.!7ili l.vxeiiby'H .. "2-th Sandy t!rovi? Church .. ,'2''th I!P?iio?c's Mill .. .".''th Shc'to-i ll'ill * .l.t'y ''.id Sflirock'* Milt I'll "??it " HuriiMijrli'ft 1'luco .. Swift ('rock Tilt St.icktou I'Uco .. Mlt knit:ln* S'.iil .. Hull /.ion Kill .. Villi wt.htit.n v.wrr.nr.F.. Itohr's Mill .. ?r.l !'?>? ty Nock .. H'u I .rovrtrU s i'lritiMit ion .. "-tli I'. huii'h I'Uitlatioti .. Mli I 'hi I k 'r U:ilit;lt inn .. 7( li I "u rot<iii'h Mill Hili II >fk II ill l'litoc .. 1 Jl li l\ mhi's I'l ini iii?u .. I.'.sh Wslio \H ori'<< plar.t.itlon .. l lili (Mark's IU-'l Mtliplacc .. l.'itli .Inn. Warron's ulil pluoc .. ITtli Cat l'isli. .. istli I J llu<-k times pl.mtutian .. l'.uii Mm.iy 1'livoe 'JOili lVrooiix will he oftroful to nolo any Mile* nr pnroliiisp* dI' lmnl mi> licit ii utuy l>? ushchm ??! in tin*ripMiul owner. Tiio County Auditor'* otlice will lie open every ilny (Sunday* excepted,) front " o' clock >i. hi. to I o'clock p' id', from .httic l.-i to July 'JUtlt, no thai pefxons failing; to re turn at any of the above point*, 11111*1 'lo mo nt tlie Auditor'*olKeeor miller Ciim (><t per i'.?iii penal tf- ' . . N. W. niAUt* County Auditor' Kersltuw Comity, mnyiltt'. NOT let: TO CONSUMERS. Ilavo Been Rcduccd T Five Cents a Yard! ALL OTHER GOODS IN PROPORTION, AT H. Barach's. (<> Y??u?* Interests. Our hh-iyIiuIiKiim o-i l.il.1 ly !<>??!i?n lira vII j In their )>? 1 :>y not grtlliiic tlielr ('Itfiir* 11ml Tolmrco from Mi'mik, IVrry ?? HIhwkoii, wlwHcnvld ilvnlorh, Ouliiiibln, S, C. Tlicy uri fHrnlK'Hil nfiiiiy llnusu In Urn Htivto In Oil* line, 'l'liolr hvuvy slil|>niootx of I'liewlnit Tohncco uiul til" ilenmml for those dime toe.) vIkivi'h arc suirW lent j.roofs of till*. C'on mnnur* ank for l'orry A. HIhwkoii'k <:l>o?r?. So&aWater ! Arctic Fountain. Havinfr p 5*4!n operation 0110 of Morse'* Improved Water iippni'HtiiH, I li:iv?? the pleasure of announcing 11*1 11 pure. unadul terated mill delightful heveruge will l?u ilix j?en?o<I during tlie season. He sure at Iho Arctic Fnurthnn? nplftf V. 0. KlllKI.KY. Cigars Tobacco and Pipes. f:i VF.nV ItODY KNOWS Til FY ('.IN nlwnys find the IimmI articles in I hi* lino tor (lie lend money at ' 1>. ('. KIICKLF.V'H, Agent. I'TS. IIAIMINM. AND CANDIKM,, 0K nil kin.I* at I). (!. klKKUlY H, Agent. AFKW MoltK I'Ol.NDSOl' THAT <M(; 1: mince meat, also a Tew bucket* of I'encli, Apple and Quince Ilntter at D. 0. KIKKI.HV'H, Agent. fHIOtCK FAMILY FLOUR, NKW OR. ^ J lentiK mola*?e*, tnusca*ado inolasm *, H. II. Hyrup, for mile l>v D. KlllKI.KY, Agent. CI IIOICK 1?I(I HAMH, 8COAR?AM, J grade#, (iefiniim (lilf-edge llliller, (loshen Itulier. I'nre cream cheone for ?al? hy 1>. C. KlllKI.KY, Agent. RIO, I.A0I7YHA AND JAVA COFFKK, TKA, all grade*. Canned good* in v?ri?iy for #nle hy mrft I). (5. KlllKI.KY, Agent. FOIl HALE. Bank of tlioStato Bill* to Pay T?xot?, For Ha l? ut 8. A. B KN J A M! N 8. uuytitf BARGAIN COUNTERS GRAND CLEARINC OUT SALES IN Dry Goods, Boots, Shcss, Hals, Cap?, Carpets, Matting, k, BY McCreery, Love & Cc., Commencing: Monday, May 15, 1876. In vwlunc? ?Mi our SVnii-.\nnMnf iMMtom. ?'? wif}. aho?*. sffer tho tarpcst ami must attractive Mock vf I>ry < ??*?!*, Hats ami'%a|'s, Ilimi* ani! !*tnn?, r:ir|K'lfi atd Matting* at Mich price* as have never hctt-re boon i? ?*mr?i ol" in this marVft. \N e have bought within die InM ton days t'loiu the 1 >?t'jjf auction aad Imiikript salv* ir New York. iS'.'-'U**' worth ??f tioo.l*, ulii<;!i v?c inten 1 to jtivo our customer* the bcucfH of? Ordoix tr-'in the country always ruceivv i-?ir eepecial n. tetitirn. tulluwing partial price list *ill ci-n^iuco v?#a that i\c uicuu jnst wlial 10 s^y : I'nucy Prist*. f.m colon. ai, lc?nt* per yard: .?t'lyr* ? 1, y ! *ri ?? 1? .V.-i.Mc i-i? ? vmi 1 v v-if 1'.' <'a*ON Kit211*y I'rinis, Mavd.i r.i co!nt >, at'iccnt? |>cr yard; "J ?':?<??? 1-' i vinit'tJ t Mill.!-!' ? i' ^ in t'ir<!; II tla.'itx" a* i'tiit.-i .1 .0 1 ?<u?ii ? t!t*:j ? i r y in!. All t ? > v Newest tin! i'tuiil- i'r ii*;ii -.?vM* } it . ai <1; 1 "'i <v"? Wiitnsi.t til I'h-.u ilt'il, >-1 \v ide. lit I'.". ctillls p??l yard. ;"i 1 'ii-cs .Ainlr<'?i"'jpin. 1-1 at lOrcm* pvrjnrd; 1 t'aso C? ?iloro?< ?i;enadittc l'ri?< Mun!> at ?'?; cent? jcr yard; '<<( r<~ov \e\v Sty's? l'irs< ti n 1> 11: i*' :i*j? i 111 ccttf* tn*r yur?l; ?"> t'.isiyt White I't ('if, I wide, :i: 1'J.l ccnts } cr yird; The I.atyest Stock of HOOTS and SIIOI'S in the '"ny, fr.^m 'JO cen(? per p?ir upward Mtu's aird Wuutit's ltvogan? ami Shoes at SI per l*iir, worth $l,'.'j. 'J,">00 yarJn HAMI'l.lU' El'lilNCS ami INSt KTINXiS at i\ grant sacrifice. will replenish our 1SAHG \ 1N <*<H'NTFttS daily, ami five our ctittonitrn nor* goods and l>ett*r goods lor the money than they hate ever had. No u*f in ?rruin'about hard time* \i\cm yo*i can "'ipply your m'aul.* at vjcli extra-* ordinary low prices, ('all early and oil en to m ciii i lni'yain*. Sample -iiMit 1 ?v mill when reqnpsteit, anil all pavlcipe^ over ?1(* sent K_v oxprq?s, f" 0 1>., ttvei'f charge. vllcCrccrpr* I^orc fr Co. maylTtf I'Ohl' M 1?I A, S. L\ HAVING JUST RETURNED from Tin: noutiikun cutks with the largest and Decidcdly the B?st If 9 STOCK I HAVE EVER OFFERED, - f. ?| i\i) iiui.m; rinciiisi'i) Tin; hoods ix i H IDIEIPIR/IESSIEID Z^-A^IKZIlIT, MANY OF Til KM FAR'RELOW T11K COST OF M AM FACTI RE. I AM PREPARED TO DISPOSE OF T11EM AT WYfll PRICKS THAN HI t il GOODS HAVE EVER RE EN OfAkRED DEFOKW. \A The. Stock is .Unusually Largs and fttliac? I EVERY DKPARTM KNT GREAT BARGAINS l\ WII1TK OiOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 1MQIJKS IN KG 11K U A N D W11 ITK, DRESSGO() 1 >S. Id Nfvost Styles<if DoT?ii<ro*, M-.ilto* Cloth,Etc TIES,OF Til K MOST FASH ION A Bl.E SHADES, lu Lace and Silk PRINTS, Brut Itrumlt? From 0c to 8c. DOMESTICS. Full I-meat Ijowrnt Pricca. CLOTH I No. II ATS ami SHOES, A Full aud Choice Stock -5 Of Each, Far Rclow Former Prices, - I RESPECTFCLLY SOLICIT A CALL FROM THOSE IN P ? WANT OF A CHOICE ARTICLE ? mil The IsOircsl ?llarFsct Prices. R. M. KENNEDY M' A pi .? tf 1805 Established ) NEW mm GOODS, NEW STYLES, LOW PRICES. As this is the Centennial Ycnr, so no one need l>o ' ' *&X| prised 111 at I alwa s will replenish from time to time by: 9 way of great, additions to my 3fcj ?llrcari// If %ellseleeled Sioelc * i, i \ i \ OF1 General Merchandise. Aslo a very niee. seledtion of* new and sea?onnll)0 sr^niivo qoods j ;$ which T can nsstire the public will be Bold at mWcli lower m ? , V ? >1 prices than over before offered. '? IS XjJlzdiies &c oEnsTTXjE^a:; will tmd it to their interest hy giving inc nu rnrly examine my ENTIRE NEW SPRING- S' Mayl7i?' Cliarlos