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LOCAL AFFAIRS. : rrrTT" ?? ?T4""" w i ?' Business notices in local columns arc inserted at the rate of 16 cent t per line *ack insertionX . i : .r..'jjya? ?' Thank*. h' To Mr. J. M. DeSaussure, jr., for a bushel of very floe sweet potatoes sent tot^laoffico. 't! tf't) ' 1 ' ; 1 ' " , Brio* It Aloa?. ? ( . ' ,, fc- ; ' You esO DOW bring atone that load of wood you bars be on promising us . for the last year or two. TVs need it now. **? m, ' The Dlu??t Yet. Mr. J. W. Truesdsll has placed on our dsakiasereo pound potato ? ah -ad of all competitors, so far. Who speaks next? Harried. Ou the 13th inBt.,by Rev. J. E. Rod ger*, Mr. C. N. Myprs and Miss E. K MoLeod, all of Kershaw. ?They All Do It." Do what? Why buy this new and popular brand of cigars at Kirk ley & Smith's. Something really good. Per?on?l Mention. Mr. L. C. Thompson, of Liberty Hill, has been eleoted one of the Vicc Presidents of the State Agrioultural and Mochanical Society. Hand* rail. _ Justioo DePsss had his hands full on last Monday issuing warrant# for the arrest of Radical negroes who were un* der indiotmsnt for perjury. The Radical Bwctli, They, who are at the bottom of the arrests made on last Saturday ni^ht. Sunday and Monday, have not yet felt the full foroe of the law. Mtakldf Money. i.,yVo understand that Demas and his boiw, make a good thing finanoially out," of the arresta they have been parties to. Filtby lucre, indeed. Bound Orer. Wilson Williams was bound over by Justioo DePass, on last Monday,' to ap> pear at the next, (February) term of the Common Pitas, on an indictment for perjury. Senedlctun. ? What is it? A new cigar just out and one ,whioh is rapidly gaining favor of all good judges of "the weed/' Qo to Kirkley & Smith's, and ask for the "Beneaiotus" cigar. Going To X>av? The County. It is roraprt d thit ft certain resident of Wftst Wateree, who has made some reputation within the last four or. five months, will shortly leave tho county for a new homo. Burnod Oat. Mr. J. Hughes, residing about 15 miles below Catndeu. met with the mis fortune of haying his home entirely oon. aumed by firoon the night of tho 20ih ult., losingeverything in tJuUsutfitfMMMai lb* Advocate. The Southorn Christian Advocate oomes to us this weok in an entiroly new dress. It is an ably edited paper and is well gotten up by Messrs. Walker, 'Kfaos srid- Cogswell, Charleston, S.'C. 'm V. r.-tt+ { * K?/. ? ? mm i The Teiuper?noo Uu?. At tho late stariOn, Grand Division of' Sons of Temperance, held iu Columbia, it was determined to hold the next Bum mer mooting of that body in Camilcn. The meeting will tako plaoe in Juty next. Almost A Calamity. A young lady camo very near being drowned in a oreek near town, ono dny last week; tho hnrse she was riding tak ing a foolish notion to lie down iu the oreek. By the timely aid of a groom, ?he waa resouod. V " ? ' ? The reeeipt is acknowledged of "Hampton Maroh," 41 ButtorickV Fash ion Polka" and "Auld Lang'Byno," from the popular and ohtap .house of Lee and Walker, Philadelphia. Send for their aottsioal bul'otin. AOm?o( Volition. 4 Wot. Palmer, *n old ooiored man, lltiafc ft*ar tho Lancaster nod Kershaw line, saw proper to tote the Demoeratio ticket at the reoant eleotion; for whioh one Ben Watson', alto ooMred.^tAinm r' tered a severe beating on Palmer* Wat* son should be handled. / ? . . y D?mni Xa Jail. Hit blaok majesty, Deputy United vt States Marshall, J)emus Brownfield, was Wasted on last Monday, on a charge of county Jail, there to meditate in solemn qnlot ude over the follies of his career. M MAMA * Y/V iSYWm^pr T fl 1' - ??? ??*"? ??* he WM wondrous wise; he bought a / heavy sfook of goodr, bfct wouldn't ad vertise. He Mid tho folks ktiew whoro ha kept, and what he bad to sell, and if they didn't oome and bay, they all might s& .>? A?MmUI Polioalai. .? , . " ' ' We learn that a young ohild of Mr. J. A. MoAteer was poisoned and died from the effects of taking a dose of tnor nhine through mistake for quinine, on .MiBta imwiB 3tvn<a?4/M3Mn h'>VuUt*&L liitUwU* nrrM if town 1th a number ot Am oarni.^a,f,pW v^WaptUwago"* OMuanf to, fa* o\\tm f?>m tbeoolohrated (aotorrof, Letfia ? * MW?k> Cincinnati. Theso flnj> vabioW . ^;?id ? .?oiion, ? MSEMtt f JMAikai^ai a*rtW* * vS2> wll 9ai# i 'hriii ofais BflSltVVe preset atUm*** wo ?* J rfv>Y w ' $ foftlfrf '$ ft ?J V> Hfi tt ; . 5?M | Wb?tW?AUH?Mt. Ever j bod j is oompelled to wear ?hoes, and there mo be no greater comfort than a well fitting boot or shoe made bjr an experienced mechanic. Mr. Iaaao You ng, of oor town, bu the reputation or being a router of bis business, and as we bavo worn some of bis work we are prvpar^d to say tbat those who favor him with their patronage will have do causo to regret it. He onderatands what ho is doing, and docs his best to please all. Arre?t? forlntiuHlntlon. i , The tall, black r idioal who disgraces the office of Deputy T'uited States Mar* t?hal, commenced arresting somo of our peaceable, quiet, law-abiding citizons, on lust Saturday, on charges of iotiiuida tioo at initiate election. Among those arrestd^PjpMe*8m. Ario Niles, English Vaughan, Willis C. Nettles, Henry E. Beard, Frank Davis and ? : ? Reosonover. Thoy all eave bond to appear beforo tho United States Court in Columbia on next Mon day. Married. ROLLINGS? WEEKS.? On the 12th inst\ at the residence] of the bride's father, by ibe Rev. ? Shuford, Mr. J. \V. Rollings, of Lancaster county, to Miss T. Weeks, of Cluroudou county. Wo tende." our hearty good wishes for the future of the happy couple. May endless pleasure attend them and happiness and prosperity bo with thciu throughout a long and blissful life. Thrown From ft lluggy. Mr. W. B. Nelson, an old and high ly rvspooted citirrtn of Gills Creok town ship, moi with a severe acciiont a ft: w days ago. Ho was riding with a lady and little girl in his buggy, when his horse become frightened, throwing tb?u> all out, but fortunately not injuring any of thorn but hirosolf, tho lady and little girl escaping with but few light scratch" es." Tho injuries' which he sustained wore quite s?v?ro, but ho will probably ; bo able to get arcuud again in a few days, when, if reports aro true, ho will | visit Monroe to oonsummaie an ougago went which was nco ssarily delayed on account of his untimely aonrident. ? Car olina Review. / ' Won* Than A Radical. In his aduiirab)e/8peech at Greenville during tie cjuly days of the late campaign Governor Hampton paid bur r.spects to Independ ents in no doubtful strain. We give place to his uttcranco as being just now especially applicable to this county and crushing in their condemnation of those who bolted the party and soratoh cd the tiokct. Governor Hampton said: ? He who sets up his own individual judgment as a rule of aotion, and refuse^ to aot in perfect acoord with our plat- j form, in spirit us well at) in letter, is uu Independent, and an Independent at this crisis in our affairs in worse than a Radical. He places himsr/f by his own action , outside of the pale of our party and he thoultl be ruled out ot the _?? Wo* witti jas us and should be ranked among ou^p^ ponentH, for an open eoetoy ia far less dangerous than a pretended frieud. Our party mu9t bo kept fully organized, perfectly compact aud thoroughly dis ciplined. Every member of it must yield implicit obedience to its dictates, sacrificing if need bo, his private judg ment to its expressod policy, and subor dinating all personal ambition to the publio wolfare." r.pttrr to Holiool Commlsslonere, JteayTho lolluwing lettor addressed to the Comity School Commissioners from the St&t' Superintendent of Edueutioo, is published for gunoral inlbrmution: OEi'IOE STATE 8U1>'DT., EDUCATION, Columbia, 8. C., Sept. 24, 1878. To the County School Committioncrt of the State of South Carol inn. . Gkntlbmbn; Knolosed you will find (be list of text books adopted by tho State Hoard of Examiners, for uso in tho Public Schools af (his State, under the provisions of hoo. 6 of "An Aot to Alter and Amend the School Law ot South Carolina," Approved March 22,1878. No other text books than those prcporlbed In this.lUl, opn be lawfully used m fhi pdblto eotfoMrtOf this State, oxoopt in t?. hooks which have boen adoptod shall be |^?d ip every aohool, but in arranging tho courses Id the different schools, the teaoliers must soleot from this list such books as may be found boat Adapted to tho wants of thoir pupils. ?-<i\ Tho Legislate re, at Its last session, made no appropr\wloilj for <ho purchaso of text, books. 'ft^yUw^of tho Rreat advantage of unirormlty Id the text honks, boIiooI ofTioors are earn^tljr urged to ImjWiieupon parents the neoesshftkf fcromttigortiplllinc'yvth the law. The dlffetimt ptmushing liousos wliose hooks have been adopted, will offor suoh terms to* ir^rodMQttpp. of iho . books pro sorted l^ohltige^of' thote now in use as wtll put these books within the reach of *11 the pupils attending tho publlo schools. Vlfjr respectfully, HUQff 8. THOMPSON, i State Sup'dt., Kduoation, S. C. Victory in The State. The Oloriout Report Already Published The frtijrtlklpi W ith* different ooutH wo given Mow. Georgetown HOt* DbmOoratio, but the u?*Jt>^tyfc Wot Jo* Koportcdi' !?? . >.*i?H i i. . Dem Rad. ttQQffilS A* Aiken 4,471 .... Anderson......... n,0?.i ... UArnwi?1t..... .........4,000 ... ChurlenWn...... .....B.Rfifl ... CllOdlW...,. 2,41ft ... Chtlfat-fleld 659 C1ftr?mlon POO .... Colleton ..2,8 1 0 Darlington 1,181 ... KiiSStep r:=::::::~i:B! War l<m. HfwWy....!,,.. ...... t ,.1,042 (Toonco...,, ,.v 2,000 'okwrttartt..,.,.:. ..i.Mt PlakeiK.^B.! > .Ut {4 .1 M **?'? . inn.n' ?>. .,, .2,8 1 2 A -1? -V 'A."'" H M.OOO; , 44 ,V MwCttffatU. Aifiia.^7^066 4,58jjf Lg?9!riO ,.*?* ^ih: < A ?>' ' ') | <w(?. w- $ . *. VM* SHOTS. action. Dots From Oar Reporter's Note Book. ? Camdoo hai * poot. ? Bad oolda in order. ? Hurrah forjCharlenton. | ? Ihroo dollafi por diem. ? Bacon quctftd at 61 to 7 ccnta. ? Campbell djdu'^jn worth ^ynt. ? Mlnoomeat jMPBkloy & Smith's. ' ' ? Acorn crop1 is very heavy tbis yon*."' ? Now is thoifiiiio to pay for your paper. j ? Tho strcotsV0 strewed with fallon leaves. j\ ? ? Thirty-day k jssion is what tho peo ple want. j ? A man 18 good or bad for one ? Gofuls solJ at Monroo prices at Smith & Mathis ? Camden cai beat Monroe in selling goocid at low prijbs. ? Spare ribs nd sausage season will soon bo upou i*. ? There aro />ly prisoners in the county jail at present, ? Don't forgit that this is the month to plant out shu/o trees. ? Nearly tine: to begin futtcning your ChristmSB'iurkeys. ? Ancrum di Co. aro displaying a pretty line of fincy candies. ' ? Choice Riqcoflfeo, six pounds for ono dollar, at Sj^ith & Mivthis. ? An editorpever makes a statement without havinp*a proof of it. -?Col. Lowii?J. Patterson ran ahead of the county tfoketon the 5th inst. ? One hundffed Singer Sewing Ma chines for salojat Smith & Mathis. ? Take quinne in milk, iu this way the bitterness iisaid to be disguised. ? Choico nefr maokerel, in kits and at retail, low dovo, at Kirkley & Smith's. ? Have youjsold cotton this full? If, ?o, pay tho priitor, as you promised to do. ? Try Smith & Mathis' eoffce, six pounds forSl.'andll pounds of sugar lor 81. ? Arc you sbwing oats, or arc you depending oulbuyiug corn at credit prices? j ? The President has appointed uext Thursday as a duy of thanksgiving nud prayer. ? Suiith k Mathis are doing a regular Monroe business. All goods sold at Monroe prices, ? Tho nicost lot of candies ever brought to Cumdun, and at lower pricos, at Kirkley & Smith's. ? Always trado with those who ad vertise in the Gazette and you will -be suro to get -bargains. ,y ? It iff truothat all mcu are not hifljie l?<? hitfc :t ii fn<?? ? Mompbltff^We'the plague, hfyd a population of50,000, but of the people who now remain only 2,000 aro in health. ? Th? legislature will meet in Col umbia on next Tuesday. ' Our" Kcp (egnntativoB ore dusting up their olJ olothes. ?Wo wiah to impress upon our rea. dora the fact that sweet potatoes don't contain a particle of fever at this season of tho year, ? Choice family and fancy groceries, ombrucinij overything dcsmihlo in this lino, at pnoeato suit tho times, at Kirk oy ifc Smith's. ? The heaviest potato loft, at .this of. fico for tho next thirty days will decide who is tho ohampion potato raiser of Kershaw County. v Malbis will buy all the chickens, eggs, and country produce brought to them, and will pay highest market prices for the same. ? Josh Billings says "tharo ain't no biziiness too good to ad vortize; oven if yu hav got a Biblo to soil, yu hav got tu talk it up." K ract. ?? -Thft Qrand Division of the Sons of Ttitnperanco mot.in Columbia last week. Capt. J. W.?MeCurry nn<l H. H. Beard represented Wateree Division. , -^Subsoribers whom we have indul | the summer ar? requested to rem?mbor us when they bring their cot ton to markot; We neod tho Binull amounts duo us. ? Yotfng man, never.go courting in ^o^euibar without a oloai handkerchief in your pocket. The dajp and tho hour on whioh a oold in the'head movcth no man knoweth. ... V t? .>* i . . ... ? Now is tho time to suhseribo fur tho Gazettk, to pay your subscription, to bow down your oat and wheat, crops, plant onions, pay your dobto and to get married? if you can. ? Govnrnor Vnneo will attend the Cheraw fair, aud will bo met At Hnrplet, tHoCarolin* Oeftt ral Railroau, and eaoorUd jo OhorAW by three Oompanles ofMrJuff from Mnrlbofo] ?Now is tho timo to pull up your pork and kill your turnip*. Thin in a substantial dish, nnd tho individual wlio oan afford both is ably caloulatcd to keep a first clans hotel theso days. ? Now is a good timo for our sub scribers wlio owo us to make payment. The beat and easiest time to liquidato a debt in when you havo tho money, and most of our friends have some money, now. ? h i-rNO man in business should ever 'Wtlth'a business letter without his card printed at tho head of his sheet of pa per. It is a fust -class advertisement, and prevents numberless mistakes. Or? dor them from us. ? Among the "locals" pr?'pnred for last week's issue and which were crowd ed out by tho preasuro on our advertis ing columos, was u notice of the ohon^o of nohedulo on tho 8. (J. II. 11. It will bo found in to day's paper. ? Parties indebted to the (i A '/, KTT f. , oitbor fur subscription or advertising aw earnestly requested to sot tie up at Ont*<?. Como, friondi", wo havo waited patiently for our tilohey, and as tho ftca 0on has nrjivc.d for you to bo in fund1*, I ?? oxpeat our pay. ?f * a nMWU'LHIH .11 - I "I ? When the liver aotafwly the diges tion is good aud th? blood abuodtnt. If the liver is torpid use Dr. Harter's Liv er Pills, sod you will bo fortified agaicst billiou? attack*. Dowie & Moiso, General Agts., Charleston 8. C. ? The latest outrage on tbe part of a Southern Democratic Executive haa been committed by the Governor of Florida. He has actually issued an order directing tho collectors to take only a part of tho taxes that havo been as sessed, bccauso the oollectiou of the en tire amount would yield more than the! administration of the State government requires. ? "Away, sir!" indignantly exclaim..* ed a girl in the Cow Grove section to her sweetheart tho other day, ' didn't I tell you that so long as tobaoco or whis? ky touched your lip* you should uover kiss mine?" "Yos, you (hie) did," said tho demoralised youih, feeling for his hat. "and this is (hie) what a follow gits fur (hio) using nothing but a beastly pipo, and taking his bitters (hie) oc casionally. You girls dont know what you want." ? New Salem Ilusk Co. Texan, Oct., 27 1877. Dr llartcr, Dear Sir. ? I suffered two years wuh a distressing coogh, eould get nothing to do it any good. I was pre vailed upon by your agout, Dallas Fore man, to try Dr. Harter's Lung Balsam; I was relieved at onco, and by tho time I had usod three bottles the cough was entirely tjouo. I was souod and well. Dowie & Moise; Geucral Agts.,Chur. ieston, S. C. SPECIAL NOTICE. Tho Presidents of clubs that have not paid the assessment of ten cents per member for campaign purposes are urged to giv tho matter their immediate at tention. Only a few clubs havo thus far res') udi-d, aud there arc debts, con tracted by tho Executlvo Committee ol tho county, wliioh must bo paid. In view of our recent overwhelming victory, it is presumed that no difficulty will be encountered in defraying tho necessary expenses thereof. Nov. 13th., f Wm. D. Tit A NTII AM, 1878. ( County Chairman. Song of tho Shirt. BY XKltA. llroak, break, break? There's ninny a golden 'die' ut stake; Hed Shirts and Kads seem flroy lads, Democrats chant "break, break, break. Thoru'H many a priceless gum at stake. The dood Is done; tbo game ts won; Our inoUior .scute Is free again. * Pralso to God; good will to moil ! No more to break; no more at stake: Tbo Uadnaaloop, no luoro to wake. Tho ono who broaks i.hoaUl win tho Htako, v However oostly tho pool you shake; For tliero's few In all this glorious land, llowover ureat or however grand Wlio'd enter a box, so close and tight, It scarce admits a ray of light. Ilut Democrats now should whlstlo sh Mil, And for tho break ttlit.uld foot tbo bill; Not forgetting how narrow and dark, Was tho lane through which they lilt the mark ; Nor how zealous tho "11 realtors" toll oil. To wipe out each Had, and not bo foiled Tile Fetor is Over. Now Orleans, November 9 ? Dr, Chop Bin.. ?ajr^; TfjJ^^opluton , other povls, cities oHnJamt ufiu* \yjll iun.no risk or clanger ofuflrectlon in uavlng frrt'Wid mil laior course with the Oily of Now Orleans." Commencing to-morrow night, the Ohica go, St. Louis and New Orleans llailroad will rcHiuno its rogular fast express through trains with full servico of sleeping coach 08. Tho weather is clear and cool. There worojfour deaths for tho twenty-four hours ending at noon. Memphis, November 9. ? There was a heavy frost here last uiglit. From (> o'clock lust evening lo noon to day there wii* o.te ileith. Jackson, Miss., November 9. ? One death lust night. No new cases in tho past four days. ^ OUT 11 CAROLINA RAlLiluAD. s ClIAllI.KSTON, B' C., Nov, 10, 187?'. On and aftor thlH dute Passenger Trains in tills fund will run an follows: DAY l'ASSKNOllll THA IX, (Sundays Morning excepted.) I/cave Climloston 7.30 A it Arrive nt Columbia 1.95 P M lionvo Columbia 3 25 1' M ,\rrl vc lit Uliu i leston 0 1 5 I' M NXOIIT EXPUK8H, Leave Charleston 8 TO I'M Arrive nt Columbia 7.25 A M i.eavo Colunipla 8,00 I'M Arrlvo at harloston 0.15 A M ACCOMMODATION TRAIN. (Sunday morning cxcoptod.) I.oave Columbia 6 'JO A M Arrlvo nt Hranchvlllo 12 40 1' M Leave Hranchvlllo 1 05 I' M Arrlvo at Columbia 0.45 I* M Accommodation Train connects dally at Klugsvlllo with Train for Camdon, and at Ilrariohvlllo with Day l'nssonger Train to and from Augusta ami Charleston. l'ussengers for Cnmdon icnvo Columbia dally ou Accommodation Train atfl am hi. Passengers fur Columbia leavo Camden at. 5 HO a in. ami iiri lvo at Coluinblaat 1 35 |> m 8. 8. HOLOMON8, Suporlntondent. 8. n.PICKKNB Oenoral Ticket A-'cnt. Forfeited Land Sale. Auditor's Oflloo Korshaw County, Ouinilen, H. C. November 4, 1878 Undoramlby virtue of authority of an no pained by tlie General Assembly of thoHtatet of South Carolina, approved March 1. 1878. providing for the sale of all lot* ami parts of Iotfi and lauds with tho building* thereon, forfeited to tho Htoto for non payment of taxes prior to tho 15 of Dooombor, 1870, and have not b e o u redeemed, and tho taxed thereon nro still due and unpad. Tho following men tioned lot*, pan# of lotH. plecoH parcels ami Moot* of laud rind buildings thereon will t>o ottered for saloby thooouiity treasurer on the first Monday In December next. In front of tho county treasurer'* oltlco, Broad street, Camden, 8, C. Halo to commence nt II o'clock n. ni., and to clone at 8 o'clock 1*. M., and will continue from day today until the whole In disponed of. Terms of salo, one third cash, ami the bnianee In two annual Installment*, with Interest from dato. 10, K. HII.I,. Co Auditor BottooY. Disr. No. I t Anorum, M. C- 1100 acre# 11 buildings. peas Harrle, 125 acres 2 building*. Marks Abram; 1 lot and I Mulldlng. Mcllao Hannah, 182 acres. Myers Morris; 200 aores 2 lots, 0 buildings Salmond Thomas .26 acres, 1 building Shannon Ellr.nbotli, 1 lot and 5 buildings. Hhaunon II. M. W..I150 acres 20 buildings; I lot and 0 buildings SCHOOL Dl8TRI(rr NO. 3 Itlsham Daniel, 70 nercM Dunham John, 50 n<ires Kngllsh Michael, fin acres. Kngllsh Gilbert, firt acres. 1 building. Fields Simon 80 acres. Gray .fuck, 70 acres, I building, Kelly Joshua 00 acres I ,u who n Henry; 110 nci os, Myers Henrietta. ft70 am us and 10 buildings. Mills Ambrose. 7fi acres Smith Henry, 70 acres, three buildings. Smith Simon, 30 acres 1 building. Watts Mitchell 30 acres, I building. Williams Frank, 00 acres, I building. SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 3, Adklusou Daniel 88 acres and 1 building. AtkliiHon Jesse 00 acres and 3 buildings, Davis T. 1 1.200 acres Kngllsh W J 400 acres. Floyd itobert 100 acres. Oof i* John. 75 fores 9 buildings. Holland M?t. John, 310 acres. Holland Kllsa, 100 acres. Johnson Isaac 125 neros; 2 buildings. 1,0 Wei Ion Knnsotno 500ncrc*. Ingram David t74<>ncre*, I building Marshall J M, 100 acres, four buildings. Ogburu J. J. 300 acres Outlaw Richard; 85 acres Outlaw Itoxier 50 acros 2hulldlhgs. l'ttrrott.Ioseph 1 !?> acres. Peebles Sarah liWO acres, 13 buildings, '?JT.j00 ^ ^ Trustee W English JH5 aexo bandings. 'ok?? Joseph H.OOr cres xokaa Joseph 11 ux administrator $16 ncres. ^olu* Joseph 11 3X) acres. , urborough Nancy too acres. TrH.w Houry low acres. ? *<?ke?? Kst. John 000 acres. well Farah. luo aero*. SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4. rJuer C 11.91 acre*. iiiikoh Wallace, 25 acres 1 bullUlng. v*y l'eter 7V acres. |unn IHuicuu 76 acres. riH W J, 000 acres and 13 bulldlugs. ry I'uncan CO acres. h nit on W M, trtee D. P Johnson, 300 acres Ind 2 buildings. \\ tl)ltnn? William 300 acres. Y til laker llbby. 400 acres. Vol Nancy, 600 acres. b4 SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 5. George 300 acres. olaores 2 buildings. "Wiley; 160 acres look Mary HW acres. iiDelough Kst J H. 6000 acres. J} J! >i?er J L 400 acres {.? ? ndrtoks D 11 1 10 acres. !?? iigli Kst. Lftv in a ,1770 acres. Mr ?y Wllllim 76 ncrvM. N4, ly J M KO acres. on D A l'Jb acres. hols Kiiza 170 acres iha SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. G. ca, ' L W It W acres. Ir L W It 6700 acres 20 buildings. !)?! nlngnatn I^evl !W0 acres. Kf ' ?lund J T 010 acres i,M,, rnlil Xlury 320 acres. i0i. ds Mlmon 111 acres. \iu dsKtinon 100 acres. llarrlc 800 acres 5 bu I Mines. \i ?hi?o William, luoo acres, lour buildings. ?hoiu? Alton. 21 acres. in Thomas K, 300 acres 3 buildings. William 130 ucics. usnn William 111 acres. iikoii lsalali liX) acres. Inh Elizabeth, 320 acres 1 building, llllnin, 200 acres. Ella*< 1 acres 2 buildings. Wesley 170 acres. SCHOOL DISTIIICT No. 7. I i. 72 acres. ? Benjamin 300 acres. ilo'J^u W a 150 acres. ?ikiinu Heaf.,200 acres and one building, toll#*' B P 200 acres. u uf->? u W 220 acres. tson James. 3tW? acres. ison Helton, 200 acres. ?nam K L) W3 acres. 11 John N 200 acres, 3 buildings. loll J 8, 200 acres 2 buildings. Vvht SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 8. hasS John, COO acres'! building. , ;,'ull f nder James 00 acres Oook'MH James 450 acres I>avlien T. J. 400 acres, 3 buildings. PniriiAloxatHler, V, acres. ' * Alfred ?J0 acres. ? ? i A I n"etl iflio acres. lj-,8jtf>h Gal Hard, 00 acres OiiixPr* JluKheyliKl acre i. jfei Hei Gard#'-' Hoborl 70 acres i.*iruiTei' Hantaan 150 acres lyove'"' William 300 a arcs Jf 'l^Lunl llrltlon. 150 acres. .It. ,.!!?? IQst. John. 2200 acres 2 buildings. fr.Vi}i3jnnicH, 100 acres. Noell, 5o acres. (T3 William 35 acres Hmrf.hi acres 8 buildings, vtMiSfn Jtniea, 00 acres. W*h$ John, 76 acres. WUho1, John 300 acres. Amey,5l ncrcs 1 building. Vn iJ ll Jacob. 40 acres 1 building, Younf-Jobn, 121 acres xwubVj l j ouo acres Hainuel, 620 acreR. Adam 8CHOOL DISTRICT No. 0. i\vo*)fcnu Charity. 12 acres i',.iw?.T> T. W. 182 acres 1 1 ntrlii^" m 'EM HCr<?S i.,,!?, II. berry Mrs A 200 acres, one building. j",ni)sR Itebccoa, for D U Lou lu, 300 acres 3 Kelly ip*; lvlrkl?V?,, - f u< rC8; IColiv " ' i -?,,J acres, lour Mc.Wli "1 Adin 150 acre lull Id I nss v^V' M '>00 acres 5 buildings.. * l,j! I ?' t" 3100 acres 25 buildings. Walls ll ? Trusiujo A Young, loo acres 3 bulld vir. Wasni u Withoi 1 XI acres. iglon li. i'cn 7<1 acres 1 building. .<poot) H 7. 200 acres. 8 buildings. Albert.'1 'HOOL DISTRICT No. 11. Braii in . . , , , . , Hi . g.no M John 1ft!) acres, iiov.i i>' ?' M aoros, 2 buildings. Abbot u* ' William 25 acres. Hovhlnt ?>" Hcri'h 3 buildings ijidiruii^e" 1;>0 acres 2 buildings* Glover K,( ????? ??rv? HnlllM ft ? '"Hj. ?XKl UCI438 Uucl-jtrnV. J. 00 acres 3 buildings, UCKM e 100 acres. W 11 KV1 acres 13 buildings James 230 acres. 50 nci 50 acij I'nnk Hay J50 ncrcs . , 00 acres, loo acres. llo,,u,u :^ia 'Tcb 7 tiulldlnua Hlianjlpf \v M IrUHleo a Albert, uu?., 7(i0 acres l!r t 8oshlon? Walk h\ Wlilkxiij Warrt Davis Klklm Huron HI Hod McCaa I'rfH'.to) ItlChai Hoss Saixlci S widen tdluui Juo G 87 aeros ltobvrt ):W acroH Columbus 25? acres 7 buildings Jnmcs 50 acroH CHOOL DISTRICT No. 12. llacc 2") ncrcs M 00 peres ler 100 acres 1' ;{00 e.cres id) n 5*>"> acres V/ 180 acres Son John 100 acres sun 50 acres Wlllin m 12"> acres vv". , rV 11 lucres V elsh lu.| os DELINQUENT TAX SALE forl87 7-8 ^ SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 1. Ailnmtiou Jos. I lot 2 buildings Bank of (Jam den 1 lot 3 buildings, IWvcu i, m i lot Boew^i L M ! ]0t Bob w nn (j M 1 lot 8 buildings, Modglott 8 II 1 lot 1 building Braid i)gt'ott J I, 1 lot 2 buildings Comwvay Anna M 1 lot a buildings Cook blames 2 lots 3 buildings Oiirtcr Frank 1 lot 1 building Chcsnut Carolina 1 lot 1 building Carlo* John Hr. 28 acres land 1 building Cato j^lary 267 aorcs land 1 building ',ouB|a? G 8 I lot 2 buildings Deas . William 1 lot 1 building "KMbH I?aao 1 lot 1 building ^MnMi J W, Trust. 1 let 1 building John^n Virgil 3 ncres 1 building Jinkj;nH DavUl 20 aoies I lot 1 building Love.w A 1 lot 1 building Myoig Thos B 1 ]of 2 buildings M H 1 lot I buildings M?I^Miahlin Jos. 1 lot 1 building Moo^e Lfltl 20 nores 1 building N?l?y>n Col 1 lot 1 building l>0l7inii Isano 30 acres 1 building Prin,g1e Pansom 1 lot 1 building Koy?,old? Mazarine 2 acres 1 buildirg Scoti Isftno 10 acres 1 lot 1 building Wititersnoon J K 93 aores land 2 lot 1 bldg Wlli<on Wilfion 1 lot 8 building f SCHOOL D18TRI0T NO. 2. " ?0>Lin F?t. B 2,272 aorcs Und 22 buildings James 100 oores 1 building PTWbnne Danl. 71 aoroa 1 building Mrl4,iJ(u,e8oipio 05 aores Oar|rj0|, (snac 50 acrcs 1 building BdtJ James Davis, 1272 aores. Willam 80 acres 1 building Simon 30 acres 1 buiMing Hn>vkin* Levi GO acres 2 buildings J<,rilan Allan 15 acres 2 buildings Ambrose 7 6 acrcs 2 buildings . N^ljson Israel 1f?3 n?ros 3 buildings P?loo Robt 80 acres 1 building Thompson ?' J 100 acres 2 buildings Tli \>rn J R 132 acres 2 buildings "'flit Anthony 60 acres I building W^itaker Octavia 40 acrcs 1 building " illinnis Frank 41 aeros 1 buildings SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 8 ^'cxandcr J E 318 nores 6 buildings Atkinson Uichnrd, Agt. 88 aoico 1 building "'^llard John 00 ncros | B'nvn Richard C 105 nores '^yther John 140 aores 2 buildings "'?own H A 276 ncres 3 buildings 'J"?orlty J W 170 acres 9 buildings k^glish Thos. 150 sores <5 buildings' "nil J R 140 ncres 2 buildings Hyatt R J 100 ncres 3 buildings ^,<:l??5ndon & OotT KH) ncres MjcCnskill Dun 170 nores 2 buildings ''rice l'incey 123 acres 3 buildings Pinker Miko 100 ncres Pjichburg Kusnn 00 ncres 3 buUding* ^anadley J B 200 acve.s 0 buildings ^lokes T J 240 ncres Tjhompson .1 II 200 nerc ?> <i bui\iHngn 'J mpbries B J Agt. 60 acres 2 buibllngs tymkins I) A 48 ncres 3 buildings SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4. 1 : o i net! N J 200 ncres 1 building I mi l>'>se II K 3,700 ncres ' ...ft 0 fi 150 acres X buildings 1 i' iggs .lames 550 ncres 3 buildings lobnson A D 00 nens 2 bu l< lings MdMsnnus I K 70 iicivs I building Mur.n D M 50 ncres 1 building Richardson J J, Trustee, 300 nores Tumor J K 70 nores 1 building BCUOOLDISTftlCTNO. 5. Clyburn Charlotte 840 term 4 building ssawwE r 2 Ingram I II 100 acre* 3 building s Johusou B F. Sr. 54 acres K 100 ?cr? 3 buildings Kelly R B 100 acre* 0 building* Moore Ellon 30 acre* 1 buildiug McDonald Danl. 185 acres 4 buildings Stokes W JC 100 acres 3 buildings SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 0 Atkinson K It 352 acr? 2 buildings Bask id Henry 8<K> a cm 4 build, ngs Marshall John DO acres 4 buildings Nov.,, an Nelson ?20 acres 5 buildings htroud J M 1 od acres Thorn J U 251 a^res 8 buildings VVD?.4'J0 3 building. ? wiung bunil- 3 >0 acrcs 6 buildings SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 7 i??,bur,l n y,:w Rcre? 1 wilding J i ton J C 237 acres 8 buildings Hilton N S 2.", 8 acres 1 buildii. K??ght Kli 108 acres 2 building* Mungolerrel 324avresl building Self btephen 200 acres W'ost John C 100 acres SCHOOL DISTRICT NO 8. Banks T L 192' acres 3 buildings , Campbell Est. Ilcn. C3 acres Coals \\ illic 90 acres 2 buildings antcy J0v?. 50 acres I buil line Dye Nathan 200 acres 3 buildings Oilskins Nancy 10 acres Hailo Sain ,'3 acres 8 building Jackson .James 55 acres 1 building Lai t.i A T 45 acres *" Powell II M 1W) ncreM o i,uiidiin;s i i ico I hos. $00 acres i J'coch l)a ill. KO acres 2 buildings I each John 40 acrcs 1 building w"Tr 1 J i;v;,,ildrc? i--> c biMgs. u. ,?! lhoT8-0 -00 acrcs 1 building Williams J T 100 acres ; u.081 l?.yy "r>ncres 3 buildings West LI i 80 acres 1 building 1 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 0. Beckham Samuel 99 acrcs 1 building Mowers James 100 acres < any Danl. 2(H) acres 2 buildings reighton Ella 350 acrca 1 buil..ing ! ' ey J }lin LI 40 acrcs NVill Moso 03 acres 2 buildings 1 Shannon W in. 200 acrcs 1 building Shay lor John O 90 acrcs 5 buildings rtahimud Isaac 50 acres 1 building Wesley Reuben 51 acres 1 building \ ouug Amelia C 42 acres 1 building ! SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 10. Cunningham Mrs It M 1200 aorcs 0 bi d? Denton W C 500 acres 8 building \t \Irs- M A 243 ?cr*? 1 building ll T o'iii160 acrcs 20 bui'ding8 MoDow 1 P 100 acres 2 buildings , I etit J A 07 acres 4 buildings 8CII00L DISTRICT NO. 11. j Albert John 841 acres 4 building- I Albert Wylio 1400 acres 21 buildings ! Branhain W C 50 acres 1 building Branhani Win. J IS# acres 5 buildings ! Brown Mrs. C E 190 acres 1 building? Grigs by Charlotte A. 211 acrcs 0 buildines Mattox 8aml. 101 acres 4 buildings I McCarley R J 117 acres K Robinson W'm. Ill acres Salniond Hexekiah 50 acres SCHOOL DIST.RRT NO. 12 ? {!lr;|R,t ? m?" ?!,? "Cr0M 8 ''hidings ! n .?ry, 14 Kcr?8 a buildings Ijowcn ? rod rick 1300 acrcs 2 buildings bTA? " u i4?? Bcru8 2 Gildings Black Mary 1' 803 acres 1 Grigsby, J A, 131 acrcs. 1 building I K8'; 1 00 acres I Ooff, W G, 850 acres, 5 buildings I ii u son, Reuben, 73 acres, 1 building I Maxell & Livingston, 1000 acres, 10 b'ld'gs IVoc Z'r wy?:-' 1840 *cr?- 2 buildings? I roct-r It \V 85 acrcs 3 buildings i Itoso John E 400 acres 3 buildings i ??MS, ?'n 96 ncrcs 8 k"il8tngs i Reed Titus 18 acres J liiiiiipii HI K. E, SILL, County Auditor. SHEltu'K'S SALE. Hlnto of South t'nipllnn, Kershnw County. C. I... McCov unil B. Q\ McCoy ) In tho Court K.Vore.,v? sof (luiiiuioii Sarah A. Brown, Et, A1. J Fiona. By virtue of an ofder In this ease by It Ik Hon. B. C. 1'rcMd y, dated 1 1 1 li Hrpt. Is78,"l w 111 sell on i.l ip ilrst Monday In December next, before tbe Courl House door In Camden du ring the Ingiil hour* of Bale, thu following (rucis of laud i TUACT NO. 1. Ono tract of one hundred and eighty nor<s ( 1SU,) of the Ciiostiut l:md, embraced In llie ret ni i? of .the Comniistdouei'ln Partition In proceedings lti equity, In tho case of Chap man 1?. McCoy and 11. T. McCoy, Kxnr*., I nst Sarah A. Brown, Kobert Turiiornt al. The said tract of lstnd being a portion of the ( 'Ik-si nut. land lying on Pine Tree nroek.nnd bounded no. ill and east by lands of It. T. McCoy, norili iimliwoxt by lands of Churlle l'etit Ins. south an} ensi by lands of Chapman 1/ McCoy, south and west by lands of Benja min I'crU I lis; tho satno having been allotcd to B. T. McCoy. ALHO. No. 2. f)no hundred and sixty acres (100, )of tho Timber tract, on Bin Timber creek, con taining four hundred acres, morcor less, and bounded nori h by lands of John Marshall, east hy hinds of Thomas Myers, south by lands of James Marsh, and west by lands of Joseph H. Gardner. Tho said trurt having boon assigned to Mary Ann TUt'nor. aT/MO. No. 3. Three hnndred and twenty-five acres JW-V, halaiice of tho Tlinboi' Tract, on Big Timber creek, containing four hun dred acres, more ot less, and bounded north by lauds of John Marshall, oapt hy lands of Thomas Myers south by land of .lames Marsh anil west by landrt of Josoph S.flardnor. The said three hundred and twOnty-flvo acres having hcon assigned to Bonjainln Humph crlen. Tkhmk? CASh. JOHN DOIIY, b. k. c. novMld BANKRUPT SALE. In Re, Frank "Gbss, Bankrupt, > Id Ilank Kx l'nrlo, J. C. Man, Petitioner . J ruptoy. Ily virtue of ftn order granted by the Hon. Ooorge 8. Bryan, \J. H. Judge, Dis. . trict of South Carolina, oh the 8th day of | November, 1878, I will , offer for sale, at publlo outory, tothe highest bidder, in front of tho Court Houfee dooi1, in Camden, 8. 0 , on the first Monday In December next, during the legal lioursol sale, the following described real Kit ate; to wit: That lot of laiil In tho town of Camden, bounded Wftut by Cuniphoii e' "el, two hun dred and sixty liurfeet. ,Vv 1 Wnteree Streot; South by Mult>"rry f, running east on \\ atereo ami Siull erry street one hundred and sixty feet; or the cast hy baW lanoe of said nqtaro. A I,HO: All that certain lot or parcel of land, situate In tho town nfCatinlcn, being half of lot numbered nine hundred and ninety sev en; situate on the \Ycwt sldo of Ilroad street, houndod North by lot of W, L. I)ePas?, 8011th by lot now of Mrs. R Wolf, Fast by Ilroad Stroot, and West by lot of Edward Small ALSO. All that lot of land on West sido of Camp bell Street, bounded by the road lending to the bridge, end North nnd South as describ ed in the defdof Fanny Kd wards to F. Gohs, dated Dooentb/fcr 1st, 1^74. v\ f-SO: That lot/of land, situato In the town of Cauidon, tfi'lha corn or of Hroad and King Stioet, oJOTKtoi ie tho Court House, known in plaA rfr thrown as lot No. 2f>; bounded North^y Kut'g Htrret, east by lot No. C/A, SOHjBroy lot I*o. 2''>, and West by Broad stf??K.; .,v? ^laH1 oatlw nnd thej balance on a eredljrof ^w-year, \ln the bond or bonds of tJte purobaspr or 'anroltascrM, with I Irtton-xt fmin date, seoured*^ mortgage of [ the premises fold, 4 0. CI<ACICS^A?slgnee. j -* y&K ? Tfiwn tot at Auction. On tlJl' fA**f Monday m December next , in f o i? ofliHe'Court Mousn, | will offer for ?tale at t tihUe outcry; a lot of land nenr Maga/ifcio Hill, lying on Fair street, nnd oon'-iiiliiig tij ftoii*. Terms Cash J JONATHAN l'AOB. NEW STOCK.. .j.v.vorw ci:.iii:jvt : THE UNDERSIGNED 15 EG TOCaLL THE ATTENTION Oh U U Y E I W TO THEIR ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF J d <1 I* 0 o Fall & Winter Goods, y , H I WHICH AHE ? | HVow Ixx Store ^ 1 ANl) q arriviitg . R fc ? S ri or r stock embraces fi'mi-inm of dhv goods, shoes, HATS, NOTIONS. CROCKERY, GLAKSW aV.E, IIAlUnVAHH, GROCERIES, ?c\, Ac.. ?ii\ IT SHALL HE Ol'lt AIM TO HEM, GOODS A 8 I.OW AS HIE LOWEST. WE 1'AY MA UK ET PRICES FOR COTTON. KENNEDY & McDOWALI, "HOOilS A/\ nr ivt GRAND OPENING OF Choice Family&Fancy Groceries AT Til E POPULAR HOUSE OF BRASINGTON & NETTLES, AT McCUll llY'S OLD STAND, Consisting of S ugnr, Coffee, llicc, Tobacco, Cigars, I'ic. Kcla, Canned Goods, Jellies, liucon, Lard, {Flour, Meal, Syrup, Cheese, Crack era ? and Oilier Articles, too Numerous to Mentiou. We have oiieof the Fittest Assortments of Fancy and Plain Confections in Town. Cigars ft Specially. Wo beg to extend our thanks to the citi zens of Camden &ud the county, ami ad joining count icB, for their very liberal patronage for the past year, ai.d by low pri ces, and polito and close attention to busi ness, wo trust to merit a contiiitaoce of your patronage. All we ask is, CALL & SEE US, And examine our Goods and l'rioes IMASIXGTON & NETTLES. 8cpl2m3 I The Favjfite Dry Goods Resort. Furchgott, Benedict &, Co. Charleston, S. C. OFFEIi THEIR NEW FALL STOCK Wholcsalo nnd Retail, at lower prices than is paid by customors for infonor old auction goods. $250,000 Worth of tho finest and best selected stook of carpots, Laco Curtains, Oil Cloths, Window Shades. DRESS GOODS, KLOAKS, SILKS Shawls, blanket*, alpacas, oashmcro*, first and second .mourning goods, kid glovos, hosiery, notions ribbands, silk ties, ladies' and gontlemons' underwear, linen tublo and piuno covers, towels, table damask, napkins, domestic? goods, and thousand of other goods to numor' ous to montion,and placed now before our old customers in tha Stato of South Carolina, and wo guarantee to tho public, and pooplo of this State, especially, that through our IMMKNSK FACILITIES nnd long ostjiblishod reputation with buyors and Hollers, whero Million s of dollars have been oxohangod through our H mso, that wo can and will always give bolter patufaoiion as regards QUALITY AND PRICES in goods purchased from us, than any other IIouso South. Samples sent on Application. Charges Prepaid on all Good* over nnd above 810. Shipped C. (). D., or for Po*t Oflico Older. ftnV'l'le.ise mention this paper in or dering goo Is. Firclalt, Benedict & Co. 275, King Street, Charleston; S, C. Milk! Milk;! Milk! IVMIvered nt your houses at 5c is perplnt, or 11 plnlu for nno dollar. Tickets for sale at store of 1). \V. Jordan A Co. LOW PRICES. o FAlli DEAMNG. HONEST WEIGHT. POLIE ATTENTION. Mrs.S. A. BENJAMIN. DEALER IN DRY GOODS, CLOTIIINO, II ATS, SHOES GllOCERIES, HARDWARE, IRONWARE TINWARE, CROCKERY, ;&c., I propose to commence, on the l.-t dny of June, a grund CLEAIUNU 01 "I SALE, to make room for n heavy .?tuik for the Full and Winter Tiudc; and ? ^ - ? goods. If you do not call on me before inak.. ing purchases elsewhere, it wi l ho )our owu fuult that you do not sue (rum fif. teen to twenty five per cent I simply ask an examination of our prices. MRS. S. A.BENJAMIN. Boot Maker W. ('. Youiik hnvlng opened u ?l;op on ltroad Street, one door al?ovo the (Ia/.kttk olllee, respectfully solicits the i'liln.iuiKe of the public. He will make or ? <>)?>? I r Boots, Shoes, Harness, &cM on the shortest notice, and In the most wuru hle man ner. 15 UTTER ! R UTTER ! Or IvKUH GOSHEN MITTKK for t-alehy AO 1IAUM MUDS. To Guano Buyers. Wodeslrn to enll tho Attention ofall who owu us for ()imnos,olthcr for this \ ear or any previous year, that If ttielr notes are not paid l>y the llrst of January next, we Intend to re port them to the Ginno Agents < ?t' the State mh unreliable, and not worthy of cunlideoee, In order to proteo* i h'tui against loss, This notice Is positive. U.'AMnS ROLLINGS & TAOE. THE OLD CORNER STORE. W, C. UER.IIjO Would invito tho tho attention of tho puhlio to his IMMENSE STOCK FOR Tim Fall and JfHncr Trade, Ccnsioting In part of DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, HOOTS RIIOKS, HATH, CLOTH ING, OKNT8' FURNISHING 0001)8, FANCY A RTICI.KS. GR00FIUK8 PROVISIONS, BACON. LA II D CIIBKSK, CRACKKRS, 8U0AU, COFFKF/, TEA, MOLASSES, CANNKD G00I>8, SALT, PKPPKR, 8 KG A 113, TOBACCOS, &c., ho. which ho hn? Just rooelyod find which in larger and far superior to any previous stook ho has ever exhibited. I would ask a careful Wiflbl nation of iny stock boforo purchasing, as I inn ucui tidenl that i can save money to all who need goods. Highest cash prices pnid for COTTON and all kinds of Country Produce My Slock of I J AO G I NO AND T1KS in extensive. flOJil Notice. All parties indebted to the late firm of Reo<l to Hurt hy noto or acoount aro request - ed to settle the same, or make satisfactory arrangements with either of Iho undersign, od on or before Iho first. day of Janumy next, as all accounts not settled at Ihnt time will be placed in suit. \V. F. RKKI) It HURT. no* It if J. T. 1 1 A V, Aiiy For Salo. A nice Rnltdi ng Lot on lined Hlreet, ?l o sirnble location. Can tic purchased very low. For terms, oto., apply to ?ov I I 1 in M US. S TWF.KD.