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ting it therefore a porfoctfy snfo, aurp Mx J oJeeijty light under all circumstances. It ooiubines, with tli? ttl?ov?( advantages, oompaetuess. beauty and perfixj* steadiness, even ioJhe heaviest wlnu, It' in therefore peculiarly ndaptcl to in unil oSt door use: the smallest iti/.e for the family, whether in tlie hands oH'hiJdreu ov servant nrennd the honxp, yard <>r cellar, I? invaluable, whilst tho other nixpa for stables. builders, or watuhmen, for rittlro*!* steamboats, &c., are equally serviceable. It in the iuost economical, giving the greatMt light at leant cost of oil. TIIKY AHK FOR PKALE UY D. C. Kirkley JLgt. 1776. THE GMT CENTENNIAL 1876. Parties desiriqg information ns to bent route* U> the CKNTKNiAL, or to any of the (funiwier Resorts ur to any otbor poiut iu the oountry, should address II. W. WRKSN, Gonorul Passongor Agent Keuuesaw Route. ? Atlanta, UA. Important Notice. T ?!*?:, It 3* ly' bound, "aun< pi uously oviUible geta la tljp way ol Jog, and what la of atill more 1m ice, tho matter in the volume la even wore choice t bun' the udiuirublo tiros In which U ia decked out. Ono la compelled to wond?r where thi Petersons' manage lo obtain hucIi an unbroken sucootslon of su perior novels as thoy.i*avo thus far present ed in thla highly popular serlos.1 ??The 11 ol res a in the Family" isalovo story in iio mestio lit'o', the incident# arc sensational and skillfully presented, while in eveiy chapter it gives ample ovidence of boing tlit work of a singularly gifted and experience J writer , one that lava looked ont upon lift with obseving oyca, and iiaa the fhouliy ol reproducing, on paper, exceptional scenes from real lit'o. The Heiress has the good fortune to have left ber ft largo property, and has numerous suitors, marries, nnd apends her honey-moon in l*arla. A itcal oi constructive skill is manifested in the plot, whilo 1.8 final unfolding will bo at ouuo.n pleasure end surprise to nit her readers. All the oharlctera artt finely drawn with a mas ter hand; ativrliig incidents follow one nu other in rapid succession, and wo can com mend the book heartily to those renders who are pronC to the euloymont of fiotion, as it la a pleasant, healthy novel, .marked by muoh good feeling, sense, and toato, and one will lay down the book with a feeling of regret that It does not contain a longer story. "Tho Heiress in the Family" must enohance the popularity already achieved by "l'eter eons1 Dollar Berlea. It Is elegantly and aubetantially bound, in blue vellum, em> leased with original designs iu gold and black. Ths price of the book is only Ono Dollar, and it ia one of the cheapest books * ever printed, and it will be (bund for snlo by all booksellers, or copies of it will be sent to liny ono, post-paid, on romlttlng One Dollar in a letter, to the Publisher^, T. 11. Peterson & Drothers, Philadelphia Pa. Tho supremo court put in end to the somewhat famous Whipper-Keod suit tost wools by dooiding that JudgO Rood wns clootod for four yonrn nnd not for Graham's unexpired term of two years, us Whlppor con to tided. Cor* for Consumption.? A oorres iJtondottt of tho Southern Plantation fWritee as follows about the power of a ' well-known plant : ??I havo aieoovered a romody for pul onery consumption. It has cured a tain W of cases afer they had oom ? ' blooding at tho Jungs, and tho Josh woe already on tho chock, trying this remedy to my own sat ion, I havo thought that plulan* - [juired that I should let It bo di# world. It is Abo oommon . strong and sweetenod >r, nnd drank fYeoly. Tho herb bo gathered bofbre tho end of ff oonvenient. Young or old are good dried in tho shado and i olonn papor bags. Tho modiolnn from three to six aooordlng to the stage of the wy gcod for tlto blood jthens and builds up ?d of taking away I good blood and kwsy ft'otn tho luugs. ?p in the house rowdy mbly of the Crosby has squarely oon dnnntiif. On?> of tho . amnsomnnt are rttors hers, the round danon t?ub)lo ball nioro tlmn I nroovllnnd should J wo amotion n tot y I ?? runts hot to aotid ug schools, whore and nptltuUo S>r (tie :>Tv|p PROPORTION, AT KL Bajuch's. N Look to Your Iiitcrcflta. Our merchant* a ro certainly lotting ufsvll)' in' their protltn by not ycltinx their Cigar* and Tobaoou froiji Mtusr*, Perry A Hlawnon, wMcmile dettlurK, Culunkln, H, C, Thi'y nre tor ahead of any lloune In tin* Htate In thin line, Thwlr heavy khlpmeut* of Chewing ToJxun'oaiid the demand for those dlino (0c.) ul^arx are anfflclent proof* or tliln. t'on tiuincr* auk for I'erry A XIuwhoh'h elKuro. SodaWater !' Arctic Fountain. Having p twin operation one of Mone'f Improved Hoda Water appunWuH, I have the pleasure of announcing that n pore, unadul terated and delightful liovcruge will be dia pers oU during the wanon. Be 8ur? at tbo Arctic Fountain ? ap!8tf D. 0. KIRKLEY. s OLCDLE PACIFIC GUANO Asu IMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE. 1 known Manure* of liigh grade ?uperrivlon of Dr. 8t. J. r at reduce*' pi-iced ou staining full bo promptly mado. .But #nv ablo cJM ifOWWary would thuii hove lost th&onl povtufl^lty to tell MiBaiabippt, atftefflk ^ropMn Amcrieun^^MiWf Btifo ought to do, and what is expectod of her. Bat perhaps Mississippi nud her people know thchr'tluty as w?ll as our able contemporary can teach ihcm. JiOt us, at nil eYfUtH, have patience and see. While we doubt not that the truth, when told, will divort tliis "horror'' of much of its interim! attrocity, we have no idea that it car. justify the deed. Mob violence, espeeially when it results in the taking of human lifo, is inexcusable by any circumstance. It is the highest erimo which n oil iron can commit ? an uct of tr^pson against civilization ? and every ono who commits it, whether th?' names bo one or bo legion, should bo sternly and inexorably punished by the strong arm of the law. .^L-- ' 'i f ? -i NEW ADV EllTISKM HNTS. , ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAV. TIIK Bubsoribor offer* liia services, as Attorney nnd Counsellor ^At Law, to the people of Kershaw ftnd other C'ouutlod of tboStato. VHPjamks oiiks nut. JWa^Office Wuijl>urn How. juav20 ^ THIS MA0NIVICKNT IKlHlf DllAM A KATHLEEN MAVOURNBEN. 'i0. TOVll t'H'-TS, w\. WILL BE REPEATED BY THE CAMDEN HISTRIONIC CLUB, AT tOWS IIAl.r, Thursday, June 21st, For the benefit of (be building fund of THE METHODIST CHURCH New Boenery bus beon painted by our talented feHow-eHUon, Mr. I*aao Alexan der. The truth fullness of tbo IRISH FARM HOUSE, AND Cottage Soenes OP THK BM Crast iM Mountain tats Will IwlOllUll will gVAtlfy nil. TIIK ?nr* a tpit ,*m a tt-v" JL. ? Jm Mm,* bt U which uonolurto hovovaI of Hie net*, will he ouliMtcuU by CHEMICAL LIGHTS AND THK ItafM.tAtfCY OK TUB MAGNESIUM LIGHT, which will ho fiii- tho rtrfll time oxliitiliod in IhU town, Kforjrlhlng linn Ikwii dono Jo oftor Hi* nitbllftft oliolco enterfiiinnipnf . (]en?m A?lmliwioi? 60 coils. Children half price. IUm?i-vciI ?oot? 7 5 cents. \ ' ail . ;<j; ? ? 1 i 4,:r.>gu } . <\\ ?.'? -i, GREAT KAItd white goods of every description, \\ rjQIJKSJN KOUIUI AND WHITE, \\ Maltea Clot! Luce am M DOM KSTI( ?S.-JFuU Ll..oat Ii?wr?t Pri? CLOTHING, II ATS an J SHOES. A and Choice S| Of Each, Par Bulow Former Price??V,\ I RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT. A CALL FRO50THOSE 1 WANT OF A CHOICE ARTICU5V - J ?It The JLowcst Jfflarlcct Price R. fVS. A pi 5 tf 18G5 Established 181 NEW SPRING GOODS, NEW STYLES, LOW PRICE -?. . ? ? i; . , ' *. .^5* - As this is the Centennial Year, so 110 one peed be ^ - .. ? p prised that I nlwn s will replonish from timo to time owwu i human and divim ?atruoibo and discip _$h, when hercbildreu i and wotnon, aocustotn rife of the world, her r dearest ouo they coald b tVho "had fed their bod* n spirit's life,0 who had i to walk, thoir touguw to t, and illumined their i thefp-eat lights of right ly, hold their reverence sed a thousand fold by >e of an early education i inspiration in faith iu God. jJRjmk Influence. ? If tho fathoi talks "mouey, mouey," at home ?Bo generally rcarsa family in the woivliij j of tne almighty dollurs. If ho tulle: mainly horses, games and racea, ho broods a batch ef sportsiuou. If fkshiou is the .family altar, then the children aro offer, fed up as victims upou that ultur. If a man makes his own fireside attractive, ho may reasonably hopo to nuchor his own ohildren around it. My neighbor Q. makos himself the constant evoniug com panion of his boys. Tho result is tliat Lis boys ate never found iu bad places, j But if ft father l. ? 1 viuuk strike elcv I oa in his olub houso, or the piny house, I he ucod not bo surprised if his boys hear I it striko twolvo in tho gambling room or tho drinking saloon. It' ho puts the bottle on his owu table, ho need not wonder if a drunken sou staggers in, by and by, at his front uoor. When tho best friend thut childhood and youth ought to lmvo, becomes their foe, tho home becomos tho "btarliug post" for moral ruin. Lapland mothers aro uot in tho habit of staying at liotno with their babies. Tho Lapps are a very religious people, and tako long journeys to hear their poBtors. As Boon 08 the family arrives at the little wooden church, the futhcr thorels a snug littlo bed in tho snow And tVir> - ? maps the baby in skins And deposits it thoioin. Then tlio fa ther piles the snow uround it, aud the dog is set on guard, while the parents 30 doeorously into tho church. Often las many as thirty babies may bo seen llaid away in the snow about a church. Rice Pudding without Eoub.? Put Into a woll buttered dish half pound of DC8t Carolina rico, simply crushed; pour an it thro? pinta of cold wilfc; sweeten and flavor to taste; pui a little butter and nutmeg ou the top to brown; bake two and a half hours in a slow oven, ou which much of the success of the pud ding depends. The Worth of Courtesy. ? True I courtesy is always agreeable. It tolls lcvcn in business. Cyrus Butler, a l'rov JidQOCe millionaire, first mado his store popular by re opening one night to sell a littlo girl a spool ot' cotton. A lady , of great wealth was repelled from a Bos- I ton dry ponds store by the rudeness of a olork, and his vulgar wit turned thous /uida of dollars from the linn, file's a polished gentleman," >:ii l she, ??ng fondly at the btld head which hei haudiwork. jf, mnaiW, Va i the carnage, 'It ? ? ?.-*?wnjr mortality^) seo au otoper or, of courMPlbat it's a glimpse at least of King Doin \omo." ' Daring the reoent tornado a oouple of Pennsylvania boys were up fa a cherry tree stealing carries. The tornado car I ried off tho cher?y tree, and neither the boys nor the tree have been socu siaco, Moral: Never tell a lie. Rural hospitality in Spain ia highly spokon of. A, stranger can't take lodg ings at a country in h , they say, without tho ocrtainty of being immediately wait )d on by any numbor ' O wuga, ' A citizen of Dakota took a Turkish bath in Omaha a few days ago, and died withiu an hour. The verdict of tho jury was : "lie hadn't ought to have got so much of tho mud off of him at ooo time. Tho hessian fly is doing much damage in Iowa, and a Kookuk paper inquiring ly naked whence this uow pest origina ted ? Why overybody ought to k?ow that it was Washington who made^ tho Hessian fly. "You must cultivate decision of char acter, and learu to say "No" Raid a futh or to liia son. Soon afterward, when the futhdr told tho son to chop wood, the boy said "No" with an emphasis that showed x reinouibrunco of tho lesson. -Junior ( parsing): "Xt'ftil is n noun-" Professor : '? What does it como from?" Student: "It don't como nt nil." Pro fessor (quizzing): (,])ocsn't it eouio (mm .s>" >ui If.t : "No sir; ex m'/iifo n i tiil jit \ lessor spirit The cavalry br.inch of the army of Greece numbers elcvon men, nine horses, one old omnibus from New York, and a buck-board for the Colonel. Tho horses ure now being shod and tho cavalry placed ou a war footing. Tho intelligent druggest in Cohoes, N. Y., having given a woman hollehors instead oT rhubarb, from which she near ly died, she is now giving him tho first syllable of tho uamo of the poison in a suit for damages. They wore tnlkinsr of a death, when one man asked : "What were his lust words?'* "He didn't say anything" Was tho reply. ''That's just Hko him," said the first man, with nn approving nod. '-There was no gas about him. lie was all business." "Whaur's yer awksont mun ?" bawled a brawny Scot to u Cockney who was murdering the Scotch dialect in some public readings. Tho reader's wit was better than hi? election, fur ho itmnedi* itely rejoined. "Whv. . ? ? - - a-" **-? iinu uio audicncc roared. Tito phrenologist lifted his hand from the boy's head and sui il ? "Your ?n? uuy s lusxl and said ? "Your son has extraordinary developments, sir ; ho will he a jrrcat man." The father drop ped his chin upon his brenst and inonrn fully added. *'Then ho can uevor bo President." "White duck pants look woll and nro fashionable, hut the trouble is a man must, al ways be looking around aller a napkin il'he wears them. You can't wipo the leajL bit of dirt oft' your (infers on t he 1 of' while duck brooches but s?otn? >ac will nyiL-e it. V NOTICE. '!i| My MJ)1 te in pomplojo ordor and ready atsj) tio)?? to n#rv? our customers. After tjj# 10tb tost.', our Grinding doys will be Moudav, Tuesday, Friday & Bmur duy until further nottoe. Quo, W. BARNKS. July lit,, 1876, Lessons IN Uf?wl?g, I'alnttng, And Faney Work will be given by MR#, WITTCOW8KY, At her residence 00 Wroad Sfroet. Pur Toria? And further particulars apply an above. July 12 tf 106 and Xoe Oream. THKSE Luxuries of the warm season are kept oonstantiy on hand at my residence on Droftd Street, Families ensiled with <iun? lilies ?t short notice, and on favorable terms. ji|tl?jw4 LOUISA DRA8. ? oppotok to" monRyT~ KN<*>J>RAUK. HOUTUKUN CNTUtNllBg Ooianmltlai's SELF-FASTENING COTTON TIBS. PATH.NTBD AMUI., 1874. To Collet) factors, Planters and Manufac turer* the Subscriber* aro now procured to nffor their entirely n6velSJ?LP-FAl#rKNlN0 TIKfl, for balling iJotton And other produoe. These TIK8 AUK KQUAL In ever* respect to any Tin im?w in use, being ?? easily fasten* ed, a?d lyHIJI'KIUOK, from the foci that ouoo faft|et|?d H is An Impossibility to ro m?vo the Hoop without first cutting it, ther?fby (lUAUANTH^INO Fanner* alad oth er Interested parties n gainst LOSS OF WMOIIf bv rwson of removal of ltoops. These TIBS havo been examined by noar I ly every Faotor and Merchant of Charleston and have heen pronounoed a perfect sucoess. Orders will 1)0 promptly filled, at as low a price fts any other Tie at the Manufactory. MOSKti GOLDSMITH k SON. Charleston, H. 0. Wagon Yard. Tlie undersigned respectfully inform* his fYiends nnd (hp pttblie that he is now pre paid to accomodate theM wllli^ho use of a good wagou y.trd and a comfortable home, and woti)d be p)oa?ed to have hi* friends stop wilh hi tu w|) c? tliey eometo tho oily, dcKiu'l J. II. L0LL18. NOtlOBIihewty holding claims ?gal ty, whl#h accrued between November 1878, nnd tfovemhor flr?t, 1874, that they are required by joint resolution of the Qen ornl Awetrihly, to register the same witbin ninety d?y*, with the Clerk of the Hoard of County CoQiiulrtftloners, for Kershaw County; who will bo In h|a otfloo orory day during this porlotl, prepared to register thesntne. By Order of the Hoard. * W, H. U, W'OUKM.IN, apl 20 m*5, ? Clerk. m n $ To the Working (Mass.? Wo can furnish you employment nt which yon make very largo pay, In your own localities, without being away from Immo ??Vof night. Agents wanted In ovory town mid county to tnko subscrllier* fbrThe Centennial Kecord, the largest publt Onilntl in (flitted Manges, HI dol tttpnr. Klegantly Illustrated ; Terms only 81 Iidr year. Tho Itcword Is devoted to Whutcvor In or Interest ootfnocted with the Centonnlnl year. The <im*t Exhibition nt Philadelphia Is fully Illustrated 1 1> detail. Kvory one Wants It. rlio whole pontic feel great Interest In their (Joun try's Centennial Birthday, nnd wnrt to Know nil about It. An olegunt patri otic crayon dra whig picture Is presented free to each subscriber, Ills cii titled, afn remem brance of the Ono Hundredth Anniversary Of tho IndoiWMidenco of the United Htato*/' H',*o,?t by HO IiioIkm, Any one etui hcconto a succcssful agent, for hut show the paper nnd picture and hundreds of subscriber* nreenst ly obtained everywhere. Thero Is no busi ness that wllj pay like this nt present. Wr have many Agent* who nre making as blub ns $-20 per dny and upward*. Now Is ttie timet don't didny. lt.miOnber It costs noth ing to kIvii ilio i Mi 'i nc 'i n trial. Head (br cir culars, terms, and sample copy or thepnper. which are sent- free to nil who apply ; do It to-dny. Complete nut At. free to those who decide to enjruitc. Farmers and mccbnnles, and their sous nnd dauuhtcrs make the very best ofn")rent?. Add re**, TlnxCHMTHttNIAl. IlKCOM), Portland. Me. BOOZER & WRIGHT, ?*ft$'iirpoii Denlistit. ttfgr Office opposite the Columbia Hotel over Duffie' h Hook Store, COLUMBIA, 8. C. Dr. I). Dooxkii. On. (I. P.M. Whioiit JnJy'iHy I UAVKNKlTWiB uvuit. in format inn Mill pvICO* apply t ?. II, FltOST & Co., Generni Chnrlenton, 8. 0< 1 QLLINS & PAQB, (Vwi^en_SLC1__j Cigars Tobacco and Pipes. "?71 VERY 1101) y KNOWS TlfKY C/1N BT4 nivvnyt flii't tlio bosl nrtlcluH in thin ltiiu for (he leant money fit D. 0. KlUKLKY'S, Agent. ?WfUTH, UAIHINS, AND CAN U1 KH, ()F nil klo<l* 1). C. KIRKLKY'S, Agent. A FRW M0RK POUNDS OF THAT 1NI0K A minco i|ioat, nlno it few tmokotn of Puuoh, npplo niirl Quince Butter at l>. C. KIRKLKY'S, Agent. f^HOIOK FAMILY FLOUH, NBW OH V> I1H lllolllHHCtt, lllUHCOTAllo iflolflMHOH, sTTl. Syrwp, fomnlohy V. C. KIRKLKY, Agent. C^i IIOICK PIO HAMS, SUOAR? ALL grmlen, (lcnninc (Jll(-c<Jgo Mutter, Oonhon Buttor. Pnro ureum olieeno for vnlu Uy D. C. KIRKLKY, Agent. H io, laocyra and java coffkk, |l, TF.A, *11 grt?<len. ('united gootl* in variety for nale hy m*8 O. C. KIRKLKY, Agent. FOR SALE. linnk of thn Stnto Rlllw to I'ny Tnxen, Kor Sulo nt 8. A. HKNJAM IN K. umyHtf LQQK HERE ! 0?*r?len npoil, l?e*t In the market, warwin ' tn<l frenii , for niile l>y wavc- i nj. oooihno. mfllrernly Genera! Merchandise Aslo a very liice selection of now and Roasonalbe SIPmUNTG^ aOODS V which I can asHtiro the public will he ko!<1 at m prices than ever before offered . L-AJDIIES &c GKElIfcTTlLilE will lind it to their intcrcHt by giving me an early # examine my ENTIRE NEW SPRING OUnrlos