The Kershaw gazette. (Camden, Kershaw Co., S.C.) 1873-1887, September 18, 1879, Image 2
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DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMIT
A mooting of the Democratic Execu
tive Committee of Kershaw < Jountv will
be hold at Town Hall, in Camden, on
Saturday, the 27th ofSeptember instant,
at 11 o'clock a. m, Business of itppor*
tanco will bo transacted, a ml, a 1'ull at
tendance is, therefore, earnestly* solicit
ted..
Camden, S. Q. f Ww. D. Trantham,
g dept., 17th', '79. \ County Chairman.
- PJUTH OF DR. NELSON
It ia Bcldom thai we aro cal'od upon
to reoord an event mow sad and deplo
table than tie d nth of (his valued and
Astremed gentleman, which occurred af
ter a few day* illness,<*t bit residence,
near Stark's Mill, ou the 12th inst. Tho
death of a good man is a calamity at all'
v times, b.ut more aapeoially tnlth sadly
| dlsj^fitted days in which wo liv$, But
suoh is tho icscruiabto' -wisdom of our
tL'aveuly leather, "whose ways era not
I Mijfa our WAyB ? ?tQd wht) bi<V? u>r, ib the
?>idst of his Providence, ""bo' still, and
know that I Qod." Without ques
tioning Hia p^rnose, we csnno*h refrain
from b^igdo His dooreo In profound
Badness, and of laying-our poor tribute
6f i flection and ra??aot on the new made
$rava of our departed friend.
, yTilliam Book Nelson was born in
^airfield county, on t^e 15th dny of
Jane, 1828." He left school ao the
ag? of sixteen, to enter Co. F> of the
Falraotto>llcgiuientj nud: bore himavtf |
itly' ib eVer/ engagement, ftrom
* d tbb^hyof Mexieo. Return
it, the clo^e 6ftyh& w*r, he be
study ^f Wedieine, was admitted
about the yiar 1850, and re~
, county Ml^siasippi,
Pursuing the even tenor of his way, ho
nafo a boat of friefHty), and built up a
fine practioo. Tbe eventful fall of 1860
*n<l tha. spring of '61, found him thus
Icid without a moment's hes
i threw -artjie every Wid
btuirffew of fceff interest
''""obttpany Mid J '" tW
^gimpnt.
of trisl, .^gor-ana
ship of the b*roib 'krmy of the West;
beloved by hie men, an^ respected by I
bis subaltern and superior offioArs, and!
when bur flag was furled in defoata^d hdl
with Its BurvivorB rod roil to private life, I
ho oarriod with bim V oontfeioUBncsa ofl
cfoty dono, and a reputation forgullant
ry, which any man might be proud of.
> At the oloso of tba war ho settled in
Kershaw oonnty, and hore he has lived
for fourteen years/an honored, respected
and useful cith-.on. In tha dark dnyaof
reoonstruotion, be maintained a?'loKy
ng, and never for a moment Jow
orost, but ever mindful of the
m
honor and dignity of the State, oo-ope*
i|i^$ thU
PPMpVIVRUulUk ovory effort!
to wrest her from the vempir<s who
ware aueking hsrllfo blood; aod when
the supremo moment of her delivoranoo
4 tone was more'?Blbos *nd in
trie than be, in tho good work;
? ooil her time nor means to bring
?the desirod consummation. And
Weiellowoitiaena of this county, ut the
last general elcotion, In approbation of
liiiH sorvloee, elected bim as ona of thoir
vee to the Gone ml Assem
Charged its dutioa faithfully,
rs.t of bls e^lHy; and, has
I- among bis oollMguca for
impose, tiprlghtn'eae of Don
of oharaeter, which
In their memories
ffi
if.
is i
re hope wfllb# carried into" effeot'. It
tad (our ooumtodtra, but the gallaat
K>rehaw was its Brigadier from Jfanu
iry, .'62, to May '$4; So much longer
ihao the other three, that the Brigade
*aa known, and properly, as Kershaw's
Brigade. It Waa'ooinposcd originally
}f (he 2nd, 3rd, 7th and 8th rogitnenW.
[n December '62, jnst before the battle
af Fredericksburg, tbo 15th Regt. and
Jimes' Battallion wereadded to it. Aud
in June '64, tho 20th Regt. No body of
men ever had a better record,' or was
composed of more devoted patriots, and
we must not forget tho Boykiq Ringers,
and Kemper's Battery. They were
part of it in '61, and tho pleasant aud
cordial relations then established, lasted
during the war, an^ will ever remain
freeh and green in the memory of its
survivors. They aro expccted to attend,
and will receive a hearty welcome. The
two Brigado commandors resident here,
will do all in their power to make it
success; and we know BOnhattf and Con
nor will do their pflrt. Let regimental
and subordinate ootnmandcrs likewise
interest themselves, and thora wiH bo a
glorious rounion of men who stood.ehoul
der to shoulder on tho bluo hills of Ma
misses, in the swamps of the Peninsula,
on the elopes of Gettysburg, in tbo tan,
gled woods of th? Wiidernosa, on the
wave-b^ten ooott, of C^i'oHoa, or the
streams of tho West; men' who have a
thousand recreations of four yrars of
gloiy and joy, of suffering, k&rrow and
final defeat; and very many of Whom
Have not looked into eaohothers eyes, or
, clasped eachothera hands, sinco thoy
parted fourteen yearS ago.
Lot it be a rcucion worthy of the
-pnst. It will do them all good, and we
tinoerely trust that steps will be taken
I. to consummate the idea.
Come Up to the Scratch t
For several &ontliiv>*o havev> accom.
modated a Dumber of subroribcrs who
promised to pay up when thoir crops
wero sold, and who have failed to do so.
If thej aro not able to soil at thin period
R <>f the yesr, tboy certainly will bo unable
to d^ so'at any other, and we Bhall strike
?their onmcs from our subscription liBt,
and refuse to give them similar accom
modation again,. -V
f i ' 11 n '' ?
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N^W ADVERTISEMENTS.
gg=gvei-,-bx.-jL
A OARD.
The underftlened brgs to announce to his
friend# .throughout tho,country thHtbo, moy.
again bcr found at the popular tynuo.'of P." w.
JORDAN A CO., where ne will oe pleftiied to
Mhvc thom cnll. Order* left or Kant to him
#111 be filled to the very best advantage at
lowent prices and In a fnlthful and sat Israel
ty man nor." *. Vory ItNiptoifullj?,
't ?
DF.QS TO CALL THE
Attention ofhls FrlondB and Patrons, and
the Oonetal Tubllo, to hl^ Sto.ojt of .
DRUGS & MEDICINES,'
'MACHINE OIL,
LARD OIL.
; LINSEED OIL,
?PAIN'JS, VARNKHBe, BRUSHES, and A
OF '
FANCY ADD TOILET. ARTEHLES,
All of which he 1* prepared to sell nt tho
LOWEST TRICES,
t % y . . ????* ri. ? .
jlTST RECErVRI), n Pretty Asxnrtmont of
Lamp*. Chimneys of nil kind*, oto.
W. A. ANCRUM & CO,
beg to nn nounco
THE ARRIVAL OF THEIR
New Stock
FDR TI!E FALL H
All olnsgpriol now and disirnblo goods.
Prices Cannot Be Equalled.
' ? ?: '
3 CALL AM> SEE US BEFORE
PURCHASING <
Fall lino of Fancy Confootfonorlea
just oponod.
..UUL,, ,
THE UTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
'* ' KKnmiAw Oow^tV.
By PRANK P. DtBARD, Esq., Probat* Judge.
Whcron* Q. O. Rftlle hn* mndo suit to mo
for letter* of fcdmlnUtrntton on tho oMnlo
frnd eifiwtnof J. J* Horton dftootwod'l
ThonO are therefore to olto and AdrhonlKh
All aikI nlngulur tho kind rod tmd creditor* or
theanUlj J. IJorton.dcoc?*rd, UiAt they bo
,AT?d ApfioAr before in8 lj? the COurto/I'robftto
to bi nolo nt tho Oourt Uoiiro In CJAn?d*ri H.
on Monday, tho ?th dny of HepMmher,
1K70. to allow 0AU8O, If nny th?y have, why
*aI<1 AdmlnlHtrAtli?i?*liould ito( tic grAllted.
" Qlven tmdor my imnd nnd hchI, this 17th
?op^^Pt0if)lAKK P. niCAUI), J. P. K. c.
f
CARPET V/AREHOUSE.
KATADMSMKl) 1887.'
JOHN OORBETT,
(MRPKT, OIL CIA)Tlf, WINDOW 8I1ADB8 j
. ? ~-AN1??
* MATTING WAHKHOUSK.
'.\ Country Order* ftollcltcd
No. !m KINO MR.,
CjU^RLBtfi^N.ft.O.
9 inm mm tnmn i i?"rn t >ni
Robertson, Taylor & Co.,
* ?OO0II?*OH9 fO
GflO, W. WILLIAMS A Co.,
WtlOi&SAM? (JROJKRH ,
Cotton Factors,
No*. 1 A#, I!nyrt?,Ht.,OWAHLl?T6ir>,' B.C.
iter
Ifiini
. , V
<iwv
Bat,,
LADIES', MISSES' * CHILD RESTS' HATS,
4$, llnym Sirttl, Charleston, 8. C.
Edmuads T. Brown. Henry P. Foster.
? - - i i ? ' jK?. " ? r. - iwp;
?a. 0. OTOWOBTH & Oo,.
Wholesale Saddlery Warehouse,
155 MBETING BTKEKT,
i opposite Charleston Hotel.
CHARLESTON, 80. OA.'
Good* Manufactured- to Order at Short tfotke.
J. S. TERM & CO.,
-' (Succt#80rn 14 Terry & Nolen.)
Wholesale & Retail Dealers In
FISH, 0Y8TERS, TERRAIN,
CLAMS, SHRIMPS, ' ^
1 ' GAUlE AND 1 ?
New York Poultry.
FRUIT, PROPUtt# ? AfrD ICE
Order*nollcltW and promptly nttentl* 4 to.
sep 18 CnARLEHTON,B. C.
C.&E. L. KERRISON.
88, HA8J5L, STREET.
'' 'Deaters lt?
CARPRTH, FliOOH Oil, CLOTHS, MaTS,
MATTING. WINDOW SHADES,
CmU'A^N MATKRrAL, WlNrTT
v DOW CORNICK, Ac.'
Togothcr with a, general stork of
STAPLS AND FANCY DEY GOODS.
?:" * * . Cliarlest4nrS. C.
CHAFES & O'BRIEN,
" WHOLESALE
Or r o o ? r ?,
'/KM Kut UaV Street, -
vHARI.KHTON, h. c.
Yf. H. CHAKEE. T. 8. O'BRIEN.
' 8opt, 1ft "8m.
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
EARTHENWARE.
GLASSWARE.
CHINA,
LAMPS, &c.,
AT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
MERCHANTS VISITING TItE CITY vrtll
flnlr it to their Interest to INSPECT MY
STOCK before making (heir purohasox.
un hand and to arrive, a largo and wollse
looted Stook of WHITE GRANTEE, C. C. and
YELLOW WARE. QLASSWAKB; 4c.
J. P. BROWNE, Aflt.,
CHINA HALL, Cor. King Liberty Streot?.
CHARLESTON, B.C.
Sept. 18 6m.
A. SYDNEY SMITH^ & SON,
Cotton Factors
AND
Commission Merchants,
No. 4-* Commercial Whnrf,
Sept 18 8m CHARLESTON, S. C.
W. W. piLDEN & C0A
Cottvn & Naval Stores Faotore.
Bbote ana ties FnrnisW at Lowest
? -^JjAUKET RATE3.. _
Officii, No*, To, 7M'dole Atlantic
i-iiJi. :? _~Wuxn?_
Naval Stores Yiml, Mnrslmll's AVli&rf, ?
CHARLESTON^. Ca.
Liberal Advancon mnrtopn all Connlgnmonts.
'?opt8 . '
GEO. ALDF.N & CO., Ags.
COTTON IHjytfftS & COM. AGTS-,
Will glvo ftpcclnl nttonHon to thft
PURCHASE OF COTTON, AND
Bnlo of FKRTIIvIZF.R*.
ARF. PRKPA RED TO PlJRCll AftK COTTON
nV l'"ull Mftrkot Vnluo,
AND IN ANY QUANTITY,
Goo. Aldcn. K. Ij. I'holpn.
ONLY 5 CIS.
? ? , ?? ?
Dr. Zemp has opened a de
partment in his Drug -Store
where you can get almost
ANYTHING yOU Wftllt for
5 Cents.
Call and boo the variety of
useful articles.
ESTATE SALE.
On Batunlny Ootobor Kb, next, I will *ell
to tlio high out bldtlor. nt the rmUlenpe of tuff
la to Ifttiutn JftCfturtn, ilooeASitd, tho eutiro
porHOtmt property of said estuto. Terms
L'a?h. HA RATI JACKHON, Admx,
0opl8i8 . *
3sa25s5=aren
RIBBONS In I/nr?o Quantities. i?t Ilite uni
I<ow Pr?ce?, M 11AUM ftUOH.
J. W. M'C URRY,
(AT JONES' OLD STAND,)
I hnvo jtifit oponccl ono of the Largest Ktoclot
of
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
PJvcr brought to this innrkot, to which I In
vito the Attention ofbOyej1?,
Dry Goods,
My dtock connlfttn of nn olegftnt selection Of
1>KKHM OOODB, of now dottiKiin fbr Kail nmd
Winter, Good* for Gentlemen'* wenr, Iloln
ory, ulovea, White (ioodn, nnd In fact every
thing ono oould dcftlro tn thin lino.
NOTIONS.
Thl* I)opftr?,rnont lq oomplote In every ro
?pcot. . ? ; ? . . ?
Boots, Shoos & Hatfl.
of tho I/Atodt fllylfn, nnd At IIOTTOM PUIOKfl.
Family aiifl Fancy Groceries,
. "? 'fc. '4 * ?; j? *
OmtigerM ?t?d other* will And It to tholf In*
tere?l to c?ll nmt look ?t my utook of ftrooo ?
(leu before they purcHMe. an 1 nm deform
Ided riot lo be ?md?r*old In th.ieor twly.other
(IcspM tjnont of bitalneM.
HA^DWAKK a SPECIALTY.
?
' every ono, that my
?ra*?t nr. rt bent. ?o<
?:urd&'fn"
CHARLESTON, 8.0.
vbABBIAQBSi BtJQrCHHS* &q&^
call ..d sco what a Wll.K.^4 durnblo
vehlol?youctn set *ywtodl?14ngly lW.
ALL WORK .WARRANTED, *
scp4m3 J. J.TAVLOB. MMutrf.l
J. e. H. CLAUSSEN'S
Steam Bakery
Manufacture*^!! ktnUa of
CANDIES, OAKKS. nUKAD, CRACKEU8,
and MHCUIT.
Keeps al?o for the: trade a complete ?MOrt
ment ofConffc<jtibne*y, Flour or all ai
Pearl Qrlta,Xreal nnu Hominy. No. 10
ket Street, Charleston, 8. C.
ii i '
Edward Perry,
' T*f
8TATIONEF, PRINTER & BLANK BOOK
i i lylANUFACTUREH. * ^
SCHOOL Jk LAW BOOKS- \ Y
110 Meeting St., (Opponlto Chftrfcc^on Ilotol)
. CHARLESTON, 8. C. '
K.l 1Z.
K. 1?>HT. . . ' U?;Pjfc
G. BART CO;
Import*? and Wholesale Dealers In Apples
Oranges. Ooeoanut*, Hiuhhuiuh, Pineapple*,
Lemons P?>tntoc?, ORbbntrc, Onions,* Nut*,
Katslns. and nil other koo<1s to be found In a
first class wholesale fruit store. ,? ?
5R, 57 unit AO, Meeting Street
CHARLESTON, SO. CA.<
sep 4 m4 >
BOLLMANN BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
DEALKK8 i
OROCKRIEN, WINKS. MQtTORN,TOUAC
CO. SKOAHS, AC,
l?J> & lftft EAST BAY, ?
Sftpi Ij ' CHARLES I ON, S. Ci
Daniel Haas, T!
JOBBER OF
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Notions, Fancy Gooiw, |
IBB M?<$tlt)g Street, V [
CHARLESTON, So. CA/'f i
sop 4. mS ' ,
J/
SAML.R. MARSHALL &|0V
XZardware,
Cutlery, Guns, & AjriralM Implements,
314 King Bt? Corner of Bocloty, Slttn of ttao
Golden Gun. . T
AI^O 55 AND 67 MOOjrRTY HTRBKT? |
CHARLESTON, So.Ca.3-,
?ep 4 roa t ^ . _vv:
WULBERN & PIE PER,(
Wholesale Grocers,
ANDi PKALF.R8 IN
PROVISIONS, LTQUOU8, TOBACCO,
167#& 100, Enst Hay.
CH ARLES! ON. So. Co.
scp 1 flin
MANTOUE <fe, 30.
Liquor Merchants, j
AND MANUFACTURER^* , ' j
o T tTi T|
*" Agents for the Rale of. ?. , -
a AND SMOKIN(JTO.BAC0O,And
*l?a?t Bay, Clinrlefton,
A j i -*
"CHHWJN(
1 " tr,'4i. C
99
COMMISSION MftjUCHANT.
1 **? ?' "* '
For the sale'of Country Produco, Importer
? A Wholosale Dealer In Apples, Potatoes, On
ions, Bananas, Qj-nnucs. Demons, Nuts,Ac.
Ordorajprompny filled at lowest prices.
315 Kant Day, opposite new Custom House,
CH AltI.ESTON; Hi O.
? J -U- .' ? I'-Jg
HA HI,, A. NKI^OJf, l.V.WlH A. HKI.SON.
Boots, Shoes and Trunks.
The subscribers Inform their customers and
?friends that they tr^.pow receiving tholr fall
stock of .<%?'? "
MOOTS, HHOKS AND TUUNK8.
Wo'Invite special attention to our stand
ard Horcw Nail poods, and to tboao styles,
having our bj$j)ii.ina<toeiprowlyfof the rail
find wlntor triido, also to our gentlemen*' lu
,dles, misses, and chllrtrons' flue sowed boots,
Dom Podros, Alexis, and Wost Point ties,
Congress Onlters' Button Balmorals. t'olUas;
PloughRhoos,standard Horow Natl Wax Dro
gans, Boots, etc.. eto.,eto. r> . ?
' Also to our Saratoga and Monitor, and
Packing Trunks, VnlUosand Traveling Beg*.
The goods have hoen selected with inucn
,X5i*re and at very.low figures, ajul will-too fur
nlshod ut correspond! ugly low rates. Thank
lug y04 for past patronngo, wo solicit your
futuro ordors, or a coll from you lit'person.
Orders will have our careful and prompt -at
tention. , SAMUkIj A. NKFjHONJiCo.,
No, ai, Hoy no Hit, Charleston. H. C5
YOU CAN Find a "Well Amom Htook of
Pleco Goods; Cftsslmorcs, Tweeds, Sati
net* and Jeiuu*, at BAUjM BROS,
I- [ . .Jill J!_ 1
ckneyl's
Boarding and Day School
FOR YOUNG LAD[KH, *
"W. CorrWontworth A Hutledgo Btroots,
Charleston, 8. 0.
Will open on 'the flisl Mondat >q Octo
toer. For terms apply To tbe FrTnolr al,
Helll ml.
masms
yOU WILL FIND ICatB to suit
Card*'
(Mi
W
Liver
Complaint J
' 4
llllllmm- '
pom,
ConxUpA*
tlon.
(?llttvlnchr,
Jpjsjt
.V:'- bnrn.
Or r<1 vor Curio. Never fell* in nli dloenMn
of tlio l.Wor, Mkln, Htomnoti, lioweU nnd
KMnoyn, to jrlve qutulc and permanent rc
Hof. .
Hnmplo HoUlc* nnd pnoknue*, 300; T,r\rnn
ftottle*, t*I?nrKo PftoVnaoa, jOo. .?. ,
Hold everywhere. DOWIRA M6lHR,
Hold Proprietor*,
... jplllkrlwfyn, &. 0.
?HIM Ill ^1 I '?*>?
Removal!
; v
?. " - ? ;? ? -j ,
MHP?. T> n. WAI.KKIl reappotlnlly ftnnmm
toA to lior fi'lci;c|H ami pntronn Mint kh* hnn
rt'inovod h?r? *.
MILLINERY STORE
To ih? M*nrt Itikt oppoklt? Mm. ptd/ay'? M*
kffyi whoiroiiljn In now opening (^j
An Elegant Stock of Milling
Juki from tb? Northern Mkfkrtk, I
EiaF-#a
,Vf; #
tv.J;- ? .V.C'
' .'? ? ? ''
E, HAT, AND GLOTHING MAN.
?' v ?>; . . . - ? 4
V 6lW??
W. L. ARTHUR.
?? v> ?
I CLAIM TO OFFER, AND AM PRE
PARED TO PROVE IT, THE CHEAPEST
AND BEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND
SHOES, HATS AND CLOTHING,CENTS'
FURNISHING GOODS, FANCY GOODS,
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS &C.EVER
BROUGHT TO CAMDEN.
I CLAIM TO BE THE Leaflet- or
Lew Prices, TO HAVE SO RE
DUCED THE PRICE OF GOODS IN MY
LINE THAT CAMDEN IS NOW KNOWN
TO BE ONE OF THE CHEAPEST MAR
KETS IN THE STATE, THAT TRADE
DIVERTED FROM HERE IS NOW RE
TURNING,
I CLAIM THAT MY - STOCK IS
BOUGHT AT THE CLOSEST FIGURES
KNOWN. THIS LOOKS LIKE BLOW
ING YOUR OWN TRUMPET, I DO IT
FOR THE BENEFIT OF EVERYBODY
WHO DESIRES TO GET THE MOST
FOR THEIR HARD -EARNED DOL
LARS.
W. L. ARTHUR.
OUR SHOE, HAT ANQ CLOTHING MAN
New Store & New Stock.
i:W5>;^V ' , W.-V
014 Goods With Old Prices
? \ *? %* ?
1L\VE PASSED AWAY.
NEW PRICKS WITH NEW GOODS
?
S
I 0*
I
HAVE TAKEN THEIR VI,ACE | ^
AT? ' j'
HEiVY AND FANCY GROCERIES,
' ' ' HARDWARE, DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING, SHOES,
? ' ' HATS, CROCKERY
AND SADDLERY.
MARKET PRICE
PAII) FOR
COTTON
and olhor
Country Mice.
Caarfti Tobacco,
V. 4
?A?
FULL LINE.
Camden, $. C.
?? V
ft
Kennedy &? McDowall's, i| |
DEALERS IN I *
Wii
I
8
a*
I
ft
This Space
* < ? 18.- *
n???rv?X>
FOR *IIK ADVKKTlSfitoRNT
J OF
j E. B. CAPERS,
(Hoots k Hhoen)
WHO 18
1? Too buny opening good* thin week Jo
vrrlta i?n ft<l.
1 EUDWIlSr IB-A-TEIS-, <te OO.
, ' f - ' " JOBBKIIS OF
n . . ,
Dry Ooo<l? c*3, Oiotlxiixw,
(?; t >* ft v? ' ?
No?. 122 fi, 124, Meoilng Street, (JhorleMon, 8o. Co.
' ? I, ' "
iWIK nATrt, TllOi. *. MCOAIIAH, CHARIKH K. BATfJ, JAMA* P. OlfinKft.
TO THE PUBLIC !
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS FOR 1879.
I beg to call tbo attention of the l'ublio Qon*rally, to my new FALt
STOCK, whicb embraces
Tke
Ts/r ftteA'asoAfjesz*
tj{/; ('u.i;,-t??BST
Stock I have ever offered.
I ask special ntteotiou to my stock cf DUfciSS liOODS. ('LOAKS, SHAWLS,
EMBROIDERIES, LACKS, CALICOS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, ' yNNENS^
DAMASK?, TOWELS. Together wiih a full li ,e of
' DOMESTIC 8.
IN THE
G-entlemens Department
Will bo found an unusually bandaomo stock of
CLOTHING, HATS, UNDERWEAR, TIES, &C,
OPKVKRY DESCRIPTION.
f
$1.00 SHIE/T $1,00
I am also a.?eut for tbo oolcbrn'rd improved.
PEARL SHIRT,
Which now STANDS UNRIVALLED AS TIiE BEST DOLLAR SHIRT,
IN THE WORLD.
Tbo publio will find it to their best interests to give do a call beforq
purchasing.
R, M. Kennedy.
"Ar
18 79. isra
GREAT ATTRACTIONS.
-0:0
0:0
At o?r lately remrululed ptoro, where you will find iho largest stock of goods,
ever'before exhibited in this market. v :
ON QUE FIRST FLOOR
You will find a complete und e'egant stock of FANCY and STAPI<B DRY
GOODS, BOOTS, SIIOKS and HARp\VAi;E. ? ? ? *T V,
SECOND FLOOR.
' V .'v ? I ...... ;vh*
A full lino ?r FAMILY and FANCY GROCERIES, CROCKKRYWARE & I
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS ' ?'
THIRD FLOOR. -Y?
? ? *" * s
You will find a 'art."* st^okof Mon'x, Youths A; Children's fashionable OiOTHn
ING, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS & HATS. ' v
HAE/HUSS &c S^ZDODCILtSK6e/"5r?
In ondlops variety, which wo will muko to your interest to ft?H nnd'exarainq
before purohnsing elaewhcro. ? ? A
Thnnking the public for pint favors and hoping to. oft, L
Very Respectfully, ,'Vv-S^^P8
BAUM BRO'S.
Sopt. 4, if
Petition, for Final Discharge.
SOUTH CAROLINA? Ksbaiiaw Countv.
|n (hp Trobitto Court.
In. Ho., C. Hell, Petitioner?Petition for PlnRl
?. niMoliiirne
NOTICE l? hereby trlvon thntC. Ilell. >?<{ont
for.1.1). MiilbeMon, tiiiH petitioned thin
nourt for n flnn) dlKCharge from bin trilftt (U?
AdmlnlKtrntor of entnto of(). Mntlienon.rieriu,
whleli petition'will Uo for honrlnK on Von
(Iny. Kepi. 101 h, l#TO. ' F. V? IWATII),
Hep. l?t<l. JUdge of Probtttb, K. O.
THE LARGEST AHHORTMKNT of Ladle*
Tie i, At ? JIAUM BltOH,
'I 1111111 H)W ' '! * W.'. "JI'i'lllMJ- I" .
W A NTED'???i;
BKR ofactive, energetic oanvaeteis to en
g:?ge in a pleneam iind profitable b*)?ineKii.
Oood men will find ihin n rnro ohanco
T(l MAKK MONKY.
Buch will plenne tlile advertise
ment by letter, enolo*ing Mump for reply,
prating wha*. biiKlneim they bnvo been er?
gii/.ed In. None but Micro who menn bnsi
neMH need applp. A'ldftif,
PIN LEY, IIARVKY fc CO., Atlanta, Oa.
AT THE SAIWE PLACE.
' 1 beg lonnnnunno to my friend* through
out this and adloinlntf couiRie* that I am
Mtill lo be found at Ift* popular and exten
sive ftlabllnhment of BAOM RRO'B.,
where, with ((really augmented faoilitien for
oondueHug butlne**, I shall b? pleaxed to
exiend a heartj welcome'and unprecedented
Inducement* to all who may favor trie wltj*
c .'h-kaK'
pm^s? ?w
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Blodgett House,
dK?m<leii.,ef.o.
8. H. RLOfJGETT, PROP'R. %
TRANPir.NT KATR?l, |? iMt I)AY.
*' / ji'll'JMl I '? I III rI iiifcia
Having vooatfld |l\e DeKalb House, 1
have opened for th* itfCoinmodatlon of lh?,J
public in ll?? large building bi'/wn an tbe
"Sftimoi ft Houso," Ob-DeKalb Vtreel, Just ' ^
above cornei" bf AVKln. boi-AUon equally
an convenient-, and opportunities to raako
RUo?(y comfortable ftre better,
I ns? the pntronaga of the public, *?JtU
the nnHurrtnce that' WhaUver reputation I
have made d? proprietor of/ ,th?l DeRalb,
IIourc, It will be rov study to Improve a* ,
proprietor of the "filoilj^lt Housa"
Aug 21 1 y B. II. BK)DORTT.
i . JjiliiHWI f,lin li .Li.U'-l
State of South Carolina
KkRRIIAW C^l/NT*. ,u
By, F*,$,fijBA1!b,i|ty/t'Mf*?? Judge.
, \Yher,0M Mm. Sarah fcll'oj^ has made
?wit to rh# to gram her letUfe of Admiaw-''
tration on the estate of Jam** Kllioff, de* ?
cea??d,
Thtae arethnrrfof e. to olio Mfd admonish
all and singular the 'kl*nlre<l atfd creditors
of the said James KJIIott thai tiij be aiia
appear before m? *t< the aoort of probata to
be held-at the oourf houM ' In CAtofan oh
Thuradajr^lh^flth ofCtpt: altar j
hereof at II o"Olt*H, Ijft tbe foi
show cause, if )ily I
ministration ?hmilj
Saltan nnd#
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