The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, November 21, 1878, Image 8
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' ' AjphtsFor tho ???AZETTE.?>
tHIC following nro Duly Authorized AsronU
to rcoolyo HiibiMrlptlon* <or this paper :
ftUMti'a 1'KUUY.? Svilllum T. lhUL
8iWI0J?VIM.k.? BarrntU
yTjrffviM.K-? wiiiinn ^IcOiUohen.
Post OWc? No4lec.
nm and after thlr duto tho offlco hoars
>e :? follow* :
>urli?': tbo wcet, from 9 a. m. to 12X p. ni.
>m 1 u> S p. m. -i.
in Simdayi from 9 a. m. to 10 n. m.
tie mulls will be gIosckI us follows : ?
luring tho week at 9 p, iu.
?n Hundaya at live p. m.
to 6 ? KJH. Brooki, p. M.
to people dln
WCiMnorothan
lx*4 Vnem
P. BKAItD, Local Eniton
ivorybody reacts tho G azbttjc,
OAtym$'
irery woekby
rondorti it a
indmtnnd that *
Wtne severe ip*
, in ? cmifliut with
the crop of blaok
into mark?*, tho
BKttKfrould itarve.
hereby notified that
rate's
our
jKamgrni >? .. $;r- .t
?J ' If you want to reach all oWos of
*pooiilo, advertise in tho ^azette.
rr Send your orders for all classes of
-Job Printing to tho GAKjrrtK office.
Can anybody tell ul wbqn the flrat
judioinl court was bold in Camden?
Subscribers who full to jfeocive their
' ?papery will confer a fUvor by infbrmiug
ub of tho fact,
# . r
fMllf
BL-.J
million silver
deport meat on out foi
B kicks. ? Attention {$ directed u ?
?dvortUcmcnt of Messrs. Sanders ?
James, vrho offer 76" 000 brick for sale.
k *
If yo^expect to buy shoee toduy,
examine my stock before you porch ise.
You will sare moeey by It jijti
i eonsoqoenoe ofJ>c ?
cotton, Mr. <*. \V?* of jBljUtion,
w: l.
^ . ? t ^
In consequence oftbo Wtr > price of
ttoo, Mr. Q. \V.-^ ittfc. of Marion,
has beon ploughing up tome ot bis, aud
plauting ooro id its stead.
l? S&e notice of Camden Building and
Ij^an Absociaiion {p fcbia issue.
Takesthe Palm.? Mr.Wittoowsky.
on Broad struct, has a lot of extraordi
narily fine cotton ? averaging at least
fifteen inches in height.
Lost an Eye. ? The valuable bug
gy bored belonging to Dr. A. A. Moore,
we regret to say, loet one of his oyo*
last week. It is thought that it was
tlie work of soine mischievous or cruel
fellow, and not iho result of accidcut.
It is a great pity, for |hc animal was a
Highly prized aud valuable one.
Early Peaches.? Mr. H. Baruch
showed us. one day last week, a full
crown and ripe peaoh, which was pluck
el from his garden. Cuu anybody beat
this? Barucli not only knows how to
run a big dry poods storfc, but aho how
to hare early fruit.
New Issue.? The new city scrip is
beginning to circulate freely. The hills
are not so nttractivo as tho old issuo ?
tho papor being much iuferior, and the
typographical or lithographical execution
being far below that of the medium now
cireulating. Notwithstanding these in
feriorities, wo will take as much of it ap
we can get. One commendable featuro
about tho new bills is, that they aro
signed by two officers ? tho Intendant
antl Cl?rk r-iustead of ono, as heretofore.
W
If you want pure ioo-eol'l soda wafer,
go to Kirkley's Artie Fountain.
f- Serious if True. ? There is a rumor
that McCroejy, Love ?fc Co , tho great
dry goods men of Columbia, will be
presented by tli'o grand jury of llioh
land, a\ tho uext term of court, for ad
vertising so many of their goiias at fab
ulously low prices, and thereby endan
gering the peaco of tho public, who aro
in coMerjuouco neglecting every olher
interoet'but that of securing bargains.
Wo have tho assurance, however, that
they will be able to head off the grand
]?ry, apd In the, end conduce to the
public imppinnu. tf.
?'Mv.\iaN.~--Tho llepul?!:?an -nation
ocnvenSop moots today in Ciiifiumittu
rhift,Xvcutonai it.Qov?
.. tHe?h?. whd is in theH**
derive Chair now? lioth Governor
Chamberlain and Gloaves have gono
without tfiq borders of tho State. Poor
South Omolinul Iler "moral reformer"
has gone, f
Tab Fort Moultrik Centennial
??Judging from present indications, the
Fort Moultrie Ceuteunial will bo the
grandest affair whioh has ever taken
plaoa in die South. It is understood
that Ooth w ado Ilaraptou will couimaud
the parade, v Gen. J. B. Korshaw, the
gifted and patriotio sou of Careen a, is
tho orator. Tho oration will bo doliv_
ered on Sullivan's Inland. An immense
concourse of people in oxpootod. Cam
don should bo well represented on thin
occasiou, and wo have no doubt will bo,
as the fare to Charleston and return hu*
been reduced to threo dollars.
We Icafu with much pVasuro that n
flourishing Sunday School in now boinj*
conducted at tho School House on ^hc
i plantation of Mr. Surouel Young, ol
which ttiab sterling chrlstiat) man if
Superintendent. ? They havo also a flour
ishing singing ;4ohool, and intend to com
mence building a ohurch next fill. The
good and useful mon of the country havt
not yet all died out. ? Sumter Watch
m<w. Y/'-y
(hern Planter and Farmer it
ile. This is a most valuable
agriculture, horti
farmer
Tinted at Rich
by L. II. Diokln
year.
'APVRfl. ? 8omo weeks ago, the
At\% Regiatrr mado a terriblo fUsa
the poMooaion of an old paper by v.
itft or that placo, whioh was publish
at a dlto (we think) botwoon 1780
1 WOO. Now ootnos tho Oharlesbon
Jfac$ <b Ciur isr stating tho poftswwion
in t. Vat city of a paper publifthcd in
tfrf?9. . Wo -think Camden, 86 Ikr, in
ahead of any other part of tho ft tat o in 1
bo far as tho nowamum of oUl papers in
III" "Wo haro in our offico a copy
'on pubHabod
ay, April 28, mi. It {? a
of two puffoa, throe column* to the
; siro 10*15}. It is "published
i printer/' and oontoinafcorae ptfiu*
and intorofttlng itoma of nowa.
j Among the adjrertiifomente we notice :
"A Itkeljr Ne^.ro Woman of eVmt 85 or CO
Voir* of Age belong! u? to fkjd K(7. (,? lo he
8?M by Ihfc Kxeoutor. Allw we aoi<e? ono
^?*kl?1ko'y Ne^ro HoyaVMit M Y?*r? old,
,o h* 8ol<l, ]n<i?ii? o of th? t'lintor."
TjKift paper is in a porfoot state of pros
MHfc ? ?
^ J| also hnvo In oUr posflcwiion a copy
BlK\ ST ROyO.M tf-Ati P/AEY,
Oil, An
ajbmv ALMANACK
Vor the year of*our Lord UhrUt, 1718.
> lining BiJ/'txiils, or JjpAP Ykar.
?VkcmF ? ??
e have a oony of tho "Rininy
" hod at Newberry, S. 0.,
6, 1864.
e papers were placed at oar dispes
;Oiur young friend, Mr. K. B, ('a
o will please nceopt our thanks,
re a ro any other rolios of. tho
in the jx*Sowion of any of onr
ahonld be pleated to notioo
thovoolttmos of. the Oa
u
~jty of it. - .1
Vegetable# "in <iemtmd. j
i*Look out f?r 4 freshet. /
^lU'leapyeor. ^
'?Next' Wednesdny, 2tst, is the long
fl|lfy/a?ho year. ^ f . ? j
?T Pop- gun ^irno will soon W hercu
? liinen suit* aud straw bats are in d*
) .. /J.
? Tomorrow ii the middle of tlio
?-?Young mocking birds are selling at
from ten to twenty cents apieoe f <
j*-By-the-bye,i the white mooking
bird u doing wolli. It iH tiie only; on?
knowq in the
?Why dont ijjjfojyA open a liwnry
stable? The Jfttlo towu\jl Murioa lup
pprt# three. J \
? Tho bo *lfyrAj to get rfc of fleas is
to Meatier nb^ut yyjw_ -premies tt w*2d
called penoyfoyj.
? Ihe pOOpty auditor's ofiico is now
open lo rocoijo returns of property to bo
listed ior taxi^lon for 187G.
_ ? Tho circulation of tho Gazette is
still on the increase, and is furnished to
clubs or"#ix foriglO.
-Clean up Jpur yards and tho streets
in front of your property. It will add
much to comfort, health and appearau-*
?Tho invcutor of tho qui.drillo dunce
is -dead, but tho "round dauee'clUp is
healthy and full of vitality.
- The hearts of many were mado glad
by tho rains whieh lell on Suuday and
tyonday last.
Candidates for offico will find it
greatly to their advantage to publish
their curds in the Gazette; Threo
dollars ? invariably in advance.
A cortain young gent wo kno^1 of
wants a situation as a son in lnw ^n,
some wealthy funiily. Although bo
bus bad no experiuueo in this line, ke
is sanguine of giving satisfaction.
? -We are positively assured that tV?>
piu hack will bo more stylish than evtu
this season. "More stylish," nuam
that they will bo iasten-d tighter lhau
ever. '-.So tight," said our iufbnnatit,
"that you cau-you can-" and there sho
stopped. We don't kuow ^rhat she
would have said if theijo . hadn't been a
man around.
? The Savannah Nyiws estimates that
the Forest City will spend at least ?10, -
000 iu Charleston on tho 28th instant'
It estimates five hundred visitors at an
exponso of twenty dollars each
? Tho elieek iost method of putting off
the payment of a bill now is for a party
to decline payment on tho ground that
he "wants the money to go to tho Con
tenuial with."
iGuy.j Chamberlain has imuod a
Prc^maj^u iuvitmg *'alt the pcoplo of
Ordiuary l? siuess shall bo euaporulod.'' '
? Now'id the timo to aubsoribe for
The GavIktth. Tho days are
long and wlj-jn you take your noonday's
rest, it is a J rial pleasure to have a first
^ ? A friend who lately visited tho re
gion of country between Bisbopvillo und
Camden informs us that the crop is in
fine condition ? oorn more promising
than usual, cotton a good stand and look
ing Wfcll. ? Sumter Watchman.
? It in deoldod thai women cannot
practice law in Wisoonsiu ; but tho judgo
who decided it crawled undur his bam
last wei;k, uudbasu't cpmo out siuce.
? Brooklyn Argw,
? The 4th of noxt March, tho day
fbr inaugurating the President, will oo'
cur on Sunday. This has happoned on
ly threo times within the past hundred
yours.
Wanted Immediately .
One hundred aubsoribora who are fn
arrears for thoir Gazkttk to pay up
their aobscription. Apply personally or
bj money ortler, or io any other way, to
tho publisher of this paper or any oue of
his olerka. ' t
? *i " Wv ... ? ' 4
r Perianal Mention- f
Prof. Maillefort, of Charleston, waa in
Camdon laat week.
Mr, H. Bium and lady left this morn
ing for tho Philadelphia centennial.
Communion tod.
Antios and Horrors.
Mr. Editor : Sejeral of the young
goutlcmon of Oaro^en propose to oelo
brate tho 28th of this month by a pn.
rade of the "Antlo* And Ilorrcra." Tho
jCamdou Helioou HaVid will furniah tho
rhusio, Calioo i? oheap, and would make
n nMt and cool costume.
\ All who doaire to participate in ibis
amuHouient will leave thoir names at Dr.
Yoaug'H book store, or at Dr. Zovnp'a
drugntoro. JIoruoHS.
, \ For Thd UMAtto.
Enigma.
Editor Qaytto: "Havnnnnh'a" enig
ma ia tho rathor oxtravagant boaat of
Arohiniodos *\(iiv< me vrhereon to
ntaud, and I will uiovetho world." It
Wat, solfed quiokiy by a firl of 16
years. I submit one for sdlulion, prob
ably way enough, an it waa mudo up
without premeditation :
Twontf-ono lHt?r* up a qucMJon
thathnn l>ecrl oni-ncwy iihUchI,
Tlti ili-tit m?A ?????? ar? Arm nnd lout In Ihb
ntitnfl of a (rent theatre.
Th? flr?t d?t 1 and tho last but 1 ?ro ft rut
nihMwOn thpnmnoof a c^lobrntod h<m.l
malrien.
Tin? flvrt lint 2wnd S and Inut but 3 and * aro
tho Oioaoiti-U lottvra In lt)o tinuiw of a fcr<ut.,
groat, g;a?dtothor.
l'h? iiikI. but J uud i(u<t but 4 In ? doctor'*
half. . ,,
Tho (lint nut fi and a *r? flrnt.umt Irtntiattor*
In tho up mo of i? world-iftiio^rjM^ prison,
Tho neat hut 6 mul 7, und lunt but a and 7 In
a pitch In nnifttfl.
Tliocontutl lottor la tho Initial of a eolo*
hrated Jul lor nml lntrlrfu?r of 4o?*umato
ability hot vile arid WIcEod ehumotor. ,\
Tnelittora atandlnjc on olthnr *ldb of the
central form thrt hhiuoof nn vntnarrlnl lady
who. In unlauo dlMguIno, rtod tho ovualtlr* ol
aioalona wliV?, n *?>*, nnd b?oMt? V?e
mother of the II rut Jono#, ftwuy down Kiwi.
Who will auk this question right?
fifMPLS HlifoN.
Next week wo propose to publish nn
account of the raeoption of (Jon. 'Lnf.iy
cite in Camden, in 1825, f.nd tho oerc
monies of toying thajoornnr atono of the
monument orcctod d> Uu) memory ol
Barron Ki 'b^
wm
Jamil
Ify colored individual JE^? Pffr
Slit me to call your attention fajgg little
art KjIo published io t he Cata<
about Caiudun ta\ ofticoar
mop?y.*om v?L
tne proceeds in4their pockets. jNpw.ow
njggerj you have judged them fcy your
so If, for don't you tnako old Bowse >
Logs i>qu^I ? I>ou't you fool aw*y old
Misses chicken's sod wake them lo^.o
homo -without permiariou from' do <wti
tody? Oh, 8am, thU wont do. Indivi
duals who reside in ohryatal palucre
should UHter indulge in tho banit of
heaving projectiles of grauito formation.
My highly colored friend you ateta er
Tom of your tribo (I mean Thomas) eb
highly culogiiwd by Mrs. Harriet B.
Stowu, who founded a romance On Unole
Tom now confess, Sam, that yoq repeat
ed somo white friend in Camden to pay
your taxes aud ho neglected to pay it V
Hero tho broguu pluohea your lower ex
treuictries, uod^aeeounts for the milk ill
tho coaca nut, This is the roipon why,
tho otliecrs arc so very anxious to grit
lax money from you. Now,ol<f nig, don't
turn up tho whites of your eyoa like
duck in a thuudor atorm. Come down
aud own up tho corn, and blame your
frioud who uoglectcd your taxiw. It ;is
impossible old boy for a tax ooUoctor to
collect any tax and put it in taeir pock
ets, for then tho big man who. lives in
Columbia would cotuo down oil the little
tax cohcctor aud mush bim out. Now,
old uig, don't make chargcs you- cau't
prove- Qo along ou your journey to do
debblo anu pay us you go. Who et?r
heard of any body paying a niggers ex
pends to dc dibble or a white mau eith
er. Oh Sam your knowledge will never
buru up Flack llock Creek. Co to the,
froo School old fellow aud lett'rn somV'
more, ? tor you don't know nothing and
hardly that. Get somebody to curoyoii'
of soli' conciet, then prehapa you may
have a little room for common bodsov.
You have your oyca opened now havpu.
you, theu old follow you hud hotter hftVe
ronmiued blind, for you flee very imper^
f'octly. No Sam bo oontent to romain.
at home and don't meddle with things
too much for you. Stay home and look
after the pigs and tho ohickons and
dou't uttcrupjiirger gstno or Jou may,
burk up the wrong tree. Bo Sttro *od
ura right then "go iilicad. Poh't Dolioviri
everything you hoar, nor ooo hatf you'
ice, for you may be a little cross eyoa or
luooneyed. Uood byo Sam
Yours truly. ?
?4ekjb.^
? OommuntaAtott.
? A Centennial Puzzlo.
* Mr. lid nor ? In an old scrap book, which j
(he <fwnoi<told me L*d been In hla family
for years, ami whloh had been found
on tlwi jircciS^OH, I found the), fcUowiojr
punilfe. 1? was out from a newspaper, bujt ;T
could * jio?. find the dmcet the paper, nor
an a)ibafar \a ihe puauio. 1 have?hi>wn U f.
"
f.DlO tdtoItdU. n?-?
abotft 4>? book, loii tbar with Its nmioajv
anco. rain of opinion it iu actnicnntal rwlto.
ruzzus. !
1 v.ms before t lie world begun, ? ?
iicforo lt? Oi, beforo th? sun; *
Bl'foro the ntojn wan made to light.
Wit!* Wight er beams, the starry night.
I'm r.t lite bottom of the Boa
And I am In ilium-unity ;
The daily mnli mof the earth
Dispels me, an 1 to fcivo birth.
You cannot sen mo if you ti Jr.
Puch ta my wholo ; but for one f^rt,
You'll fin In tanto I'm rather tart ,.
Now I become tho abode of mear
And now lor groveling beaiita, a pen.
L am a man who lives by drinking,
Anon I keep iv weight from sinking j 4 ' 1
To take mo folks go ftr and neas, . . ]
I am what ehlliren like to hoar t
I urn a shirting star on high, '
And I'm Its pith way through the sky. .
My strength orer powers both iron and steel,
Yet. oft I'm left behind a wheel ,
I'm mndo to represent ahead,
Am found on crery loaf of bread;
Snob are the many forms I tako,
You oannot eonpt all I can make ;
Yet aflor all, soptrahge am I, v
Soon as you knohv mo, then I dU.
. ELEBA.
Ilocit Him, 8. 0, .. ' '
? Ff.tev Ohampktre\-? Thf ojJon air
entertainment givon by tho /ladies of
Gruoo Churoh, on last TJyif rkday even
ing, at tho park on iHo pre mi. son of
Maj. Jno. M. DiSau^uro, pjroved moat
delightful to tho^firtioipaat/k and most
succcssfUll inXpoounirtfy p$nt ofjiiew.
We undor^Ufnd that about $70 wore
prooeods.
Times in Camden.
Pen Pkjtureh ov th* "Past,
Number 9. ]}
Camden and its Vicinity bad T?ade
woudorful strides in wealthy population;
nnd tho advancements usually acoompa*
nyin/ these, up to tho yoarl812, whon
wo ap;nin bocame Involved ftt a fair with
Groat Hritain, and again upon subjects
which the South hud Httlo Ihtorest in ;
but true to tho general cmirc, She threw
herself earnestly into the c >ptcst.
Charleston was apointofconccntratOd
interest, as it was, not doubted that the
powerful English fleet WwM endeavor
to Atfco nn entrrinco the*#-, Areftimhnt
of infWry was sotH 4own from the In*
lerior of tho State, oompogod or volun
teer companies. Col. Adam jife^Vlliie,,
a pt-oininont ond influential cititfeh 'of
Kershaw District, was in ij? cOmmnO$,
as Lieut, 0olM and his son, "Willi ijn Mo
Wililo, afterwards distinguished this
Stato and Mississippi; theu a youth pro*
paring fof collogo at school (n Camden,
was Iii* adjutant. There W6M throo vol
uniiKit Companies hefn which proffnro<l
their services, hut only one could bo rd"
ecived a sploftdid tine c<Ahp^"y oom?
manded by (Jhfinmno I^evy, Ioiik an lo>
flucntinl cltiwn horei and f?)r many yeftl%
of MimLwiopi. The a^yrit du corpt vt
t1ii% company, and H? adminible nr.tiv.'inl
not only gavolt a lii^h Bej>6tiatlon in tho
iVftimCnt, but enhblod it fcOVrieM a pow
erful ]K?lltical influonoe in Kershaw d)?
trict for many yenra ftftcr^thd olose of
w:ir. 'J'his *ur vrnp uneventful In flouth
Carolina and tho troOpn IVom thfe sec
tion had little to do, SAto to discharge
tho ordinary duties ofostyp lite, ?A the
foo never presumed lo tvheantq Fort
Moultrio. The canicsthefl^ with Which
our people prepared to mrtit /the iiM?W,
however, the readiness wit)| whloh evory
man stopped to the front volunteer,
the mannor in which tho?
rollod bom tliomsolviou wb
.JM.Shy
their orderly quiet return to pirate iil'o
at the doee of the war, all demonstrated
how well a new generation had lear.itd
th% leaaon taught by tbair uinw of 177<f.
As nfcuew of iniervrt In this conwe
tvoo, M? prOMOC thn two follcwiog pi>
pcrsfroii Ool. Adam MoV/iUio'a pen at
the tide, the or?ginab#of which bate
I->!.;hovi in our poaaoaeion, th:
$l>e kitidnosa and confident tioo of oar
fMe^d Col. L. Wv R. Bluir; tho pon of
Goneivl Jaiucs Blair : ' L v
""V
Cump Badrell, Deer.. 20th, .1814.
Dbar ?>igl ? Irec'd yours by lustxoui!
which gate we much sufcifitachoo, and 1
(Vol myself compelled to acknowledge
that I should bate written to y>>u, if on
no other miaou, onr pirtioulu' lijiendship
should have induced it, bat more pyt>
lively your kind and friendly request to
do so, w.th ibo loiter yon wrote too bo
Core X Jell, should have
But truly. $ir, you havo anticipated in
n greiv.. measure Urn enuso of ilcglcet In*
aliribuiiov; it to the want of ttme * * *
You way be Assured of tho correctness
oi your idu*?wi?ea you become acouuiut
ed with (the irequoucy of our drills, nud
I hope you^will exeuso the neglect and
vccetvo this an apology, as it originated
in no unfriendly motive, and though 1
havo been silent, my friendship has re
mained pormaueot. Tho d:>y is always
commenced with drilling at rt-veillo } uu
hour, again at 9 to 11 o'clock in ifaut.,
then from 12 "9b 1 o'clock in company,
and agaiti from 3 to 5 o'clock iu tho ev
eniog io squad uud o!Geen?' drills; roirfot
ao suuset, when the whole have to fiji- j
r.tdo, and the rol'o bo culled, and also at ,
0 the roMs a?x) called., These duties ?'to
aitond Nj, und having a peek of ra&eully
contractors to deal with; man who vso
any exiremo in their poWor to tfcfhrid
tho ftolditrs out of their just righu, and
to injure tho cause of their country by
imposing upon tho defoadors of its
vijjb.s a^d privelcges, I havo not had
much timu to spuro.
But I hope wo shall have uo more
causo far such comprint, as I tiust the
evil is removed. But it was not dune
without repeated remoust.-jneca, atiu
couipluint a iter ooinplaint laid before tho
Genera', and frequently consigning tho
provisions and spirits to the waves, nud
buying at any price on the credit of the
contractor; but, sir, I presume that the
aufl'orings of tho bmvo fellows that lam
happy to havo the houoi' to command,
have boon greatly exa^Mmicd, for they
4jercr? I believe, suffered for tho want of
provisions, for when they did not draw
their ratio i-h in proper time, there was
always provisions to be got at reasonable
piioofl, ready prepared. 1 believo that
ther suffering of tho men luay bo,
uli-iibuiod in a great measure to
the iucxperi* uoo of those at ? the
Commissary department in the duties of
that ouico, and the habi-a of many of our
ofuccra utid soldiers bung accustomed lo
tiio fcWeeiH oi' doiuefctio life, and expectr
iug cho same htfre, boiog deceived, ihcy
wore oh tgiincd'and probably complained
mere th;u? w.io just. Thoy arc ail at
thin time iu g<iod health and Ui^h spin.
i?8, with Ute-o^oeptibn of tlie lew \viio !
are sic 1?. v But ouo wan has died, Who
c.it?vjVum JaiucuHtcr f * .* \ *
wi<3|||qnUtttou<4 of
vApam Mo Willi u,
Lieut. Ool.
N. BSnWib troops havo made m oat
iprovekv nt in discipline, ^ud Haii eou
tiuue to vMproyo ru^ully^uid I almost
pro*uaa?o beiiovevth%t atiinst tho e.<
ph-.ition -fcf their torm of bcivIco ihcy
will bo -cijuvd to any regulars in point of
diticipVttiftjkbd.suporior in courage, &o. to
uuy uietmfat are enlisted. :
Col. tAuies Blair,
Igi^atltcr 1>1?< riot, Ho. Ca.
y<
him on
KnKlltfh*, oa'thi
w?? thrtt tJiii* ^
Jjoiiftld* of b.cdi
moist Attiliilfttcd'
i-wtoo* . tbe /l
thron4,'*ii<l ih*
Aton w^j npftrroi
boihg wtv oijrh
^rwiw^n pr H
' 1 I I
*? or D<#> caut?
made a h?tml for the House ofliiuiover
<?no of tb? ?trooc?st potions of this
tfroag man. 131s dcaoeudauts io this
W^ieare to be fbtmd in tJ?o families of
> S- " ?r. A. H. Bov kio,
ol lh* wttutj, und in ft* of Wr Jj(ujcs
Ma oo iog KicbardW o*CLrcuJon.
Io Alubamu, ftogftppt, fc'uisiun*
nu lcxit*fihcj ai* nunio. o?s> octi>p'::n4
wfcu potion?, prok^iondlv, iioii..ii.}?
ami aodaliy, (Kc^h the uaiue caisi'b
uomt only m Miaswippi. The adnmrblo
Wdpo? of )&? exccuuyo contral cimnjU'J
ico of tho ItoiWn.ie parly oJMU^s'p
pi whteh lasty&rlul >lm( j-Hj-.'V to \ io.'oi v
*** ^',I0S- A? WoWilflo, u
)?io dov.
M'wim?"'J^'ant210'ColAdaA
It sa ?o tho* period immediately sue*'
ceedtag^dwaBoI 1812 ibat wo turn
Wifh tbo greatest iulercai,; fi,r ^(.hou- h I
[t was a >jj.t u wore of yc.:rs prior lo our
bfrtb. yet nrtyly nil nho ?n, r,c.ors io
t ?oao tccrjrs lill (bp young men of ib. t
u.y, ciarly, fcvod io fco p-om'ocnt ti'.i
izcns.^ l?or ujost ofonr act.vo lifo wo
wero in datiy iutcreourbo ?i;h thcuj
our supcuoi* in youis, and j0 t|| otjJlJr
Wipcois, they wcro our f.ieouj or. d
ossocjatoa, 'Alas ! not ouo now remains.
A store of yoais hiueo, and wo kue-.v no
ooaim unify the size of , his, with so inm.y
old gfcntlewon who wc,e BUeh noble
exaii plcfl of all that is noblo and good.
?Thou- places nro sndly Vacant, and it
sbould bo an objot of the highest
H?pi?Uonwi.U their dos?:ondao(3 and
auowMors to fill them wor.lnly; ibou-b
wo c.ar'.cbd.j^ury" luay Jdw?r ,'jj
uj tnos and souls ol many 0f our youn-,
U) a high and noble ''tnannor l.oiu." 3 I
?h??7" ot;\hcscto'?youn? nvu who
5?r lS*1 1 of acilo? aboul ti,u
JfarlU2,uod who for n,a,.v years
honored and wcro honored by thih old
towu Mr. Thomas hwj spoke to us
a .out the year lho'J, we itiok. We were
I 'd-og JpgCvhor iVoui ibe old Quaker I
Ccmcoiy, bav.PSjust daptwi.ed there
, 10?m'us of <^cu. .)au?v8 XV. Cautev.
w?ion f.lr. Laug, secuiivgly iuir-rc^sed by
y.o insnicon^ o ft'uc oca^ion, Li J ?, u, :
idiy years si-jce, fi^yaeeettyounsmoa
?for,cd h (ogetbor fn ttvis coummniiv.
J. o-dny ? here re.foiu in life cn!^ f.'u:r~|
John Whi'ukor, Cbai'os J, Shriuon
William Mc Willie aud- mjhclf." N.-w I
all are gone. M*. Liing was tlio fiist- of
nuuiber to go to his rest. In jyoi
wo placed ban among bis anccs.0? i ,
0 i0*^cr buiyiog giouud. j
Duo, ,bbd >JJr. Snaooon diet'.; in IS 0.5
M.. Jobn^huakvr ; and Gov. ?Io Willie,
tho last of these surv.vow, died oo t..e
yrd of March, I8 J9. Mr. Wii;:3m W
?suiviv.d 1,:0'J| all, lu: did al>0 a fcnT
otben, older; but Mr. lV,s not
j-'iciimg to heso, for }10 r..ii)a;l,d at
\u ?? ' -r d,: ;,c- iurfutlo n;v .otbet
William, f.,r be was older. " ' * J
Oftheeyti-nnb^njon of that period
who have dou, wiuut-1, :o f?t:iM nn anu I
adoi u our eonumi ?: i?y, it will ueaSuieiul
duty to apeak iu )t;. ur? nura'.or^.
'J" I? OxullVrJ.
"-S. ^M-Hlnll
Wm?? arrcsf'^ S. w. nftii, who
, w,,1; fiuboialbipf a ino^iyy !ot
1J. 3. mail bag, while on
r6ute f^iu Camden to Jeiforson. 11,11,
waa^tedon informatioa furnmhed 1
by .Geo^o KnlUu-H.-Jhu inr.il rid.-r. who
w?ia hjnwelftirosted by Deputy Canton
fi w.:eb agr>.
, ^JW'too-ccid so,]ft rvnt^-r can always
be bud \>t the Arctic Pounlain.
A D V KllTISEM KNTS.
fillies & KBUES.
Hodgson & Dunlap,
t>B?PF/rrFtlT,T.Y IN'VITU ATTENTION
IV to tliclr stock of
DRUGS,
MKDTOINES,
TOILET ARTICLKS,
FANCY GOODS,
PAINTS,
? OILS,
VARNISHES,
GLASS,
? . PUTTY,
And overy tutiolo usually to bo found in
FIR$T CLASS DRUG STORE.
QPKOlAljftttontlon Ir willed to tho AJ.ADP
P IN f KOUltlTY Oil., whloli wo kooy on
imud. Tim Oil Itwarmntod to stand ? Flro
> T<Mtof l6Cr> K. It in tho ohnipcut i>nd niowt
oounotnlcal oil in Uho. and ?nn bo it sod* In" uil
>ty or iioro?ono oil
pttKSjCHIPTIONB carefully compounded.
Atllt MTOOJC OOMV W8ES n? Rood nn amort*
U motUofMUJOH A MKDI01NU8, M e?m
bo found nny whoro.
v ' *
VltfMlUIGT AttTKjIiEfl. Bo ?uro to cximlno
1 OUr lurtf* ntookof tliwo no<nl* before milk
ing pUrobam-H. Oi|r Htook 1h largo nntl bund
?
/UOAR#)| 01 QA lift I t Bmoker* idiouhf try
\J onr rfcnl Hn.vi\nnfi chairs, which uro iiro
nuunood pah kxckm.knck by tho bcBtJiuf???.
k ? 7 iS* . ' '
AWNvdicinc* purchttml from u* may
be rtil itd vpoti as l*ure and Genuine. ?
Our fltoch li frexh and composed of the
beat it itjctci. \
n^vlTtf HODOKON & 1HJNI.AP.
Important Notice.
<WtC?? Cowry CdtiMig'-toKKiM Kp.iwiaw Co.
Canute!) S. C., Apl., 20th, 1870.
?HkTOTICH In hereby givm to nil pcrsonK
J[ '<V|' holding clniinv (ifr?i<iet KiTuhftw coun
ty, '?fiiioh ncotuod hetweup Novcinbt-f f.rit,
l?fi, lirtJ NoVomber ftmt, 1874, ilitt Ihoy
nro ty.inirnd I>y Joint rcKolption 'if tho Out
onl /jfcHVirthly, to jre;?iHlAr tho Hnm? v'.lliln
ninety day*, withthw Clovk of tho Doord of
C\>utity (IfluunUHloiiMC, forKprMiaw County;
who wllj bo itHiU of!)c o every d ny .luring
tUU: poriod, propwoi to ro|;i<t?r tin; eftmo.
By Oril< r of the 15onr|
W. II. 11. WORKMAN,
?pl 20 crifl. dork.
Private Boarding.
Having Ukon possesion of tho lflrgo ami
o* n fori Attic t?wl'Jen<)o nt' iHo (urMf of iJn
Khlh fvtul Mnrk*t etre???, t am prepared lo
viOelvo pwmnuKJil bounlfw A fow tr&nsi?Ht
Will nlvo Im veoo *?d.
| furnl/thetl with llm konf fftvo, ?bd
roccjve AttCuU?n f jom ft cdvpujof po
ll(# ^rvrtntH.
Jft'hunvy ll'l.
L ' -A']
ll'lj-1 j. 1U-1' J..L
1876 ! . SPEffltt &
Il. BABCCH ,
'">V v-. j.^r X
Begs to announce tho arriruj of his Spring and Summer stocV. wh
in every deparUnuut, coutuiuing touuy uoveltios diflerout from .
'; T3!G CLIMAX IS
GOODS OF ALL SORTS ARE VERY CHEAP
CHEAPER TH AX TFIETHAVE BEEN FOR YEARS, AND IT WOULI>
BE ADVISABLE TO PURCHASE FOR FUTURE USE. /
w&9mmcr??,Tr is wmrm goods.
mm smemztTT ih wekte goos$.
INCLUDING STYLES AND PRICES NEVER EQUALED IN THIS MAR.
KET.
LACE* PTQUES, NAINSOOKS, LAWNS, EMBROIDERIES
MUSLINS, CAMBRICS, BATISTE, TRIMMINGS,
SWISSES TARI.KTON, BRILLIANTS, HANDK'FS,
JACONETS, ORGANDIES, LACES. *
ELEGANT LINE OF NEW
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS,
aT mticm rrmcs obpv cojijpmmTtojt.
TIES. TIES. TIES. TIES.
A LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT IN BOTH SILK AND LAC
AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT FAIL TO PLEASE.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
TIur department is wcirstockcd and includes in&ny of tho bestjbranda at actual
coat of manufacture.
PRINTS 6c BEST STANDARDS AT 8c.
4-4 LONG CLOTH 9c AN EXCKLLENTJARTICLE AT lOo
4-4 SEA ISLAND BRO. lOo.
ALSO AN ELEGANT LINE OF
CLOTHING. CLOTHING. CLOTHING.
New Fabrics and Styles. Pices Very Low.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS. EVERYTHING DESIRABLE.
Shoes. Shoes. Shoes.
BETTER, CHEAPER THAN EVER.
HANDSOME SELECTIONS OF PARASOLS AND FANS. OTHER
GOODS TOO NUMEROUS TO ENUMERATE.
W$ nhnll contiuuo to rcceivo additions to the ubovo lino of goods, and thoso in
ter.'.'cE of
Om^TTIJtTlT! 3B.A.I^C2-.A.X2sTB :
/ v. ... ' i ' ?
rnaUu^ puvohaKoa.
March2D
H. BAHUCH
W. L. ARTHUR
Offers Extra Bargains
IN HIS NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK
OIF1
%
? g&ama &mb Gq$b$
NO USK TO QO TO
A. "T. STEWART.
I -WILL SELL YOU _A.S
CHEAP AT HOME.
CALL AND SEETHE NEW CENTENNIAL STYLES
IN J.ADIKB' AND GENTS'
FINB SHOES.
j\p 12 tf:
<
m k mwm&
tmn, Steel, Flows, &c.
Tho Scbscribor hn? In 8torc tlic Largest and V>n.nt Variety of
? ? *
PLOW, TIME, HANI), arc) IJOR8TC SIIOK TllON, PLOW and OAST STRKL,
HAliPHIfOVtili and BTJJJjTONGtlK PLOWS, DIXON COTTON
8WKK)'&, ItKKh BOLTtt. CLKVICJRH, WAOON and
TllACI? CHAINS, HALTERS, BACK BAN1XS. and
II AM ICS, PATENT Oil A IN CllADLKS.-JMadi
Kxprawly to My Own Ordor, ?nd Snp rior
t<> all othcin ? try thorn. Grain
and Grasft Sovtfio fyiiitliH, ?
Soy tho Ktonc*, / *
? ? &o. ? A J
?d Jti, tjQ? Citf, ^ ?
Plow*??nd t-bo fcrftfim Kriond
ininc '
Ho hnn tho
I'loV/s. Tho
the low pri
prices ivt Vj
All on
low** uno ? ?????* /?
aormt in.- will, tflvo natiHfootion, v
M*arraut<%?? ropf^ntod, ???
fx. J